The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-09

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Mr., W, q, Smith expressed his
ostonishmont Ut what he called tho
scnscloss voting without reason hy
mombers, Even the liquor dealers
had Nsseulod to this section, SOME
Of themhaylng expressed to him their
satisfaction with II,
lIy general consent the motion
was not pressed, and the second
section NJ the hill was read,
Mr., Dole held that the custom OF
considering the rejection Of the first
section NJ n hill ~ rejection of the
whole did mot apply loah bill amending
q statute lie advocated the pas.
sage NJ The second section,
Mr. Kaulukou moved the indie.
finite postponement OF II, which was
lost,
The section was passed ~ Soc, |,
Mr.. Kaulukou moved TO indo-
hnltoly postpone the third section,
but q motion Of Mr., Hitchcock to
pass II nse Section 2 as carried,
A discussion arose as 10 whether
sections indefinitely postponed on
the original passage Of the bill came
within the present reconsideration,
The chair ruled that the whole Of
the original blI was subject Ia pre-.
sent action.
Section 4, raising jobblng license
fees indefinitely postponed the
other day, was again indefinitely
postponed on motion Of Mr.. Kaulu-
kon,
Mr. knnlnkOn moved The indie
finite pOsiponement 0f Section D.,
raising retail licenses from VI 900 to
AZ OOO.
Mr. Dole said this was not n bill
10 provide Tor the comfort and pros.
perity 0f liquor dealers. II II
caused them Ia mix their drinks
With water they would be less In
| furious. Even with the increased
| license fee The dealers would make
enormous profits,
Mr. Y. Brown gave instances u
show that the liquor business was
anything bat as lucrative ns wns 70.
presented
The motion 10 indefinitely post.
| p6De was carried,
Section q Is one VI the most vita
ones In the bill, providing for locn
option in each district TO decide the
| question Of The granting Of licenses,
Mr.. +. Brown asked II there was
anything IN the Appropriation Bill
to provide for the expenses Of the
elections on the question of licenses,
He moved the indefinite postpone.
t1eht of the section.
Mr.. Hitchcock said the district
magistrates we're authorized by tb,
| section to receive the votes and there
would be no expenses. with many
temperance men he believed that
local option would work good b,
educating up public sentiment In The
districts
Mr.. Richardson moved that, wher,
the people voted In favor Of lccns,
II should be granted without sub.
mission to the King IN Council.
Mr.. W. o. Smith said the re-
qulremeht for the consent Of tn,
King In Council TO licenses outsid,
Of Honolulu had proved nn clfectiy,
| euhrd, ANA he saw tlInt II would b,
virtually removed by this section, ~
the King In Council would not llkel,
refuse II license that n majority ol
The people of n district asked for
He therefore doubted the wisdom OF
tils section
The motion TO indefinitely post
pOne the section carried
Section 4 amending See. 10 ot
the Old law, confines retailers 10 sell
Ing by The glOss for CONSUMPTION oi
tile premises and limits their hour'
Of business from q A, NJ 10 o y. N.
Mr. Dole cited The liquor dealers
hs being IN favor " limiting th,
hours hs IN this section, Rs II wa'
late drinking that produced the
morning crop NJ the Police Court.
On motion Of MI kaulukou III,
section was indefinitely postponed,