The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-16

could make his living. If the salaries
were reduced, the revolution ne spoke
of would be forced.
Rep. White said the fact that the
Judge had very little TO do showed
that he was a moral force in the dis
trict and terror to evil doors. He did
not do much before his salary was
raised. Now he capsized all the beer
barrels. He moved the item pass as in
the bill.
Noble ThurstOn said in spite of the
eloquent remarks of the member from
Lahaina, the number of cases was 8
fair criterion to determine the amount
of salary.
The item passed at $4,000.
Police Justice, Wailuku, $4,000.
Moved it pass as in the bill.
Moved it pass at S2400.
Rep. Kanealii favored the item as
in the BILL Here the Cabinet were
divided on their own bill, some voting
one way and some another. That
showed the Cabinet was weak. If they
were competent they would stand by
their measures. They were divided
already.
Noble Neumann protested against
the attack on the Cabinet, which was
out of order.
Rep. Kanealii said he should say
what he pleased. The hon. Noble
had no business to stop him, and need
not get up and act like boy. What
did the hon. Noble know about Wal
luku, anyway? He would warn the
Mobiles not to trifie with the repre-
sentatives in this House. He had
noticed disposition not to treat the
representatives as they should be.
| Members should behave like gentle
! men. He treated Mobiles with proper
respect and required the same treat
ment in return.
Noble Horner reminded the mem.
| Der that the Mobiles sat for the whole
| island and not for any particular dis
| trict, and felt therefore interest in all
| measures no matter where they orig
| mated.
Noble Neumann said the Mobiles
had no objection to representatives
| talking as long as they pleased, as
long as they confined themselves to
the question before the House. II
was time to put stop to the biather
skiting going on.
Rep. Bush said the hon. Noble had
better set the example himself.
The item passed at S2400.
Salary of the Police Justice of n.
Kohala, $24O0.
Rep. Nawahi said the man is for.
eigner (Atkins) but he keeps his rec
ords in Hawaiian. The man is very
inefficient for the position. The fol
lowing is from his record: "Olelt
holehole maia kanana" for olelo hoo
holo ma ia hama no. Decision relat
| ing same case.
Noble Macfarlane said that til,
Chief Justice must have scaled the
salaries himself. He therefore sup
ported the motion of the membe
from lilo that $1,000 is sufficient.
Rep. Kamauoha said that the worl
was small as compared with the salar,
of other officials. We must not judg'
the capabilities of man by his hand
writing. There were many illustriou
men whose hand-writings are poo
indeed.
Noble Baldwin moved that the sal
airy be placed at $4,000.
The item passed at $4,000.
Salary of the Police Justice of Ha
makua, $4,000.
The item passed at $500.
Salary of the Police Justice of Lii
hue, Kauai, $4,000.
Rep. Smith favored passing as il
the bill because there is only on
such judge on Kauai. There are few
cases on Kauai because the judges ar
SO good that people fear to do evil.
Noble Marsden said that Hamaku;
is larger than the whole of Kauai
| There is no reason for the increase @
Police Justices.
The item was passed at $500.
Salary of Police Justice of MakawaC
$1,000.
Noble Pua moved it pass at 5000
which was passed.
Salary of Police Justice of Eve
$1,000.
Rep. Smith moved it be placed O
$500, because the district judges {
Waianae, Koolau, etc., do the sam
amount of work, and that is the
salary.
Rep. Kauhi moved it pass at S144
Passed as in the bill.
Noble Marsden moved that til
committee rise and ask leave to s
again. Carried.
The committee report was adopte
on motion of Rep. Kamauoha.
Rep. Ashford asked that the rul,
be suspended, so that he could brir
: forward a resolution that notaries
the order of the day for tomorrow.
, The President stated that that won
l be the order of the day tomorrow,
the resolution was unnecessary.
, Notice was given of various con
mittee meetings.
The House adjourned at 1858 z. !