The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-08
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1881.

lnall communication OeJWeen I1a-
waii and San Francisco, that the
sumo be LAID on table. The bill calls
for subsidy of S96, 900 to be paid
the Oceanic Steamship Co. for the
present biennial period, but the
Committee cannot recommend any
such amount to be paid, us the
country cannot afford it. No stipu-
lations are made in the bill as to
whether the passenger and freight
rates will remain the same.
Mr.. Richardson moved that the
report he accepted, printed and
made special order of tie day for
Saturday. Carried.
President Rhodes stated he had
received a communication from Her
Majesty Queen Emma. inviting the
Mobiles and Representatives to Il
picnic at her Waikiki residence this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Rowell moved the secretary
be requested IT, return thanks to
Her Majesty for the invitation.
Carried.
Mr.. Dole gave notice of bill to
amend several sections Of Chapter
43 laws of 1882, relating to the
assessment of taxes. Also, to pro-
hibit fireworks. The Hon. member
also read first time bill to facilitate
the collection of taxes. On suspen-
sion of the rules the bill WAS read
second time by its title and made
special order of the day for Satur.
day.
Minister Neumann read first time
bill to prohibit the smoking OF
opium. Read second time by its
title and referred to Judiciary Com.
mittee.
MIR. Hitchcock gave notice of a
bill to amend Section Y of the Civil
Code relating to hotels.
Mr.. w. o. Smith offered a reso-
luton that the Minister Of Interior
state the amount of road tax re-
ceived in the district of Hanalei,
Kauai, and also the amount expended
in the same district for the past
biennial period. Carried.
Mr.. Nawahi, resolution that
whereas the former Minister of the
Interior sold unlawfully certain leases
of water rights and government lands
to Claus Spreckels for 30 years at
$500 per annum, the present Minis
ter of the Interior he ordered to
refund any sums which may have
been paid for the above privileges,
and he give proper notice as required
by law for the sale of such leases.
Mr.. Kaunamano offered as an
amendment that the Minister of In
terror furnish list of all lands
leased or sold illegally.
Mr.. Nawahi withdrew his resolu-
ton and substituted for it, the
following: that the Minister pre-
sent list of all lands leasel or sold
without giving public notice of the
same as required by law. Carried.
Mr.. Keau read first time bill tt
appropriate salary of 500 II mont
for one Niagara who assists DR.
Fitch at the dispensary. The bill
was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Lilikalani introduced a reso
luton that the Sergeant-at-arms b'
instructed to furnish carriages TO
the members of the House to atten'
the picnic given by Her Majest.
Suech Ih''h"'
Mr.. Dole moved the resolution b
indefinitely postponed. He though
every member could afford to pa
for a carriage or go out on the bus
He would as soon support resolu
ton to supply each member with
stove pipe hat and pair OF glove
to attend the party this evening
The resolution was Indemnify posi-
poned.
Minister Neumann read first TIN
a bill relating to the police justice
Honolulu. Read a second time L
its title and referred to judicial
Committee.
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