The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-12

Chapter 80, Session Laws of 1882,
relating to the carrying of passengers
and freight, and relating to hire of
vehicles in the district of Honolulu.
Second reading of bill to repeal
Sections II and is, Chapter 80,
/ Penal Code.
Second reading of bill to repeal
Sections 6, Z and 8, to regulate the
carrying of passengers between the
Islands of the Kingdom
The above three bills were passed
to engrossmcnt, and ordered to be
read third time on Monday next.
Mr.. Aholo, on suspension of the
rules, presented petition from resi-
dents of Lahaina that persons
planting sugar cane fence their land
in.
Mr.. Kaunamano offered Il resolu-
ton that tho Sergeant-at-Arms pro-
vide carriages at O'Clock Wednesday
morning, to allow the members to
proceed to Kapiolani Park to witness
the races
While the honorable member was
speaking on the resolution, several
members slipped out, not leaving q
quorum. However, after few
minutes delay they came in and the
resolution was passed.
The House adjourned at 3 AS PM,
until Thursday at 10 AM.
THURSDAY, JUNE -.
The House assembled ut 10 a. NJ.
After prayer, Tuesday minutes
were read and adopted.
Mr.. Richardson, Chairman Of Sc
lcct Committee to report on the bill
to amend Section lGS of the Civil
Code, asked for further time.
Granted.
Mr.. Hitchcock offered resolu-
: ton that $4,000 be appropriated
, for building an industrial school foi
:, higher branches. Referred to Com.
mittec on Education.
Mr.. Kalua. from the Committed
= for Miscellaneous Petitions. reported
y on the petition relating to n specia
, mail carrier between Wailuku anC
:, Waikapu, that the same be referred
=, to the Minister of the Interior, an(
! he consult with the Postmaster Gen
eral Report adopted.
Mr.. Kamakele gave notice of ;
bill to amend Section $50 of tht
Civil Code, relating to poll tax.
Mr.. Kauhane introduced resolu
ton for the following items for dis
trict of Kau: $4,000 for improving
roads, $500 for new wharf, 81, ,OO1
for reservoir. Referred to Com
mittee on Public Lands.
Mr.. KanGalii, that S120 be inserted
! for paying n mail carrier betweel
! WailnIlu and Waikapu. Referred
to Minister of interior, and he con
suit with the Postmaster General
Mr.. Richardon moved the orde
II of the day.C arried,
II Second reading of bill to incor
e porate gas company in Honolulu
e This was special order of the day
. and the House resolved itself int
q Committee of the Whole, Mr.. j. S
y Walker in the chair. The bill wa
5. ordered to he read section by sec
# ton.
Section /. That q franchise b
~ and the same is hereby granted t
II G.. Lucas, NJ. G.. Gilmore and w. w
al Hall, their successors and assigns
,r under the name of the Honolulu Ga
% Company, to supply the city c
Honolulu, and its residents, and cit
zens with illuminating gas for an
n during the period hereinafter e1
G pressed.
e Mr., Aholo, moved the Sectio
n pass.
= Mr.. Widemann moved it be il
definitely postponed, it is full {
f. monopoly pure and simple. W
1T have gas monopoly enough on OF
s. statutes now, He might be brougl
to favorably support gas mono
:, poly. He opposed it just becaus
III the members of this bill will plao
Is gas further away from us than it
at now. If they want to supply |
,c with gas they would do it under OF
- law. They want to get the la
IL passed and then sell it to some or
y else.
it Mr.. Hitchcock said, at first i
is was against the bill, but now he fe
7 in favor of it. He thought the Hous
+ was not in favor of granting mono
: poles, as they did no good to an
TX country. Look at California, she
I'd over-ridden with monopolies of or
)? kind or another, we are to small
m nation to do with monopolies. +
was in favor of the bill if amended
y y K KAMEHAMEHA DAY
q The twelfth anniversary of tt