The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-18


the practice of law in Police and
District Courts. A short discussion
had taken place on this bill, when
the House adjourned at $50 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE lS.
The House assembled at 10 A. NJ.
After prayer, as very few members
were present, Mr.. Kalua moved adj
iournment until O'Clock. The
motion was lost and the Secretary
soon afterwards read the minutes OF
the preceding day which were con-
firmed.
Mr.. w. o. Smith asked for the
report of the Ministers on q resolu-
ton passed two weeks ago, for
statement of the cost of foreign
missions.
Mr.. Gibson said the report had
been made, it was very short and
would be presented tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. f. Brown offered a resolution
that 800 be appropriated for
opening q road from Puuloa to Wal
manalo, district of Eva. Referred
to Committee on Government Lands.
Mr. Nawahi, resolution that the
copies of the Supreme Court Judges
decisions, relating to leprosy and
oaths Of allegiance, be loaned to
them for q few days in order to
allow them to make copy to place
on record. Carried.
The honorable member also offered
the following resolutions: $4,000
for market house at Hilo; $4,000
for street lamps for the streets, city
of Hilo; $4,000 for q custom
house at Hilo. Laid on table.
Mr.. Kanealii, $500 for lookup
at Ulupalakua, Maui. Laid on table.
Mr.. Palohau gave notice of bill
to facilitate the recovery of stolen
property. Read first time, on sus-
pension of the rules, and passed tc
second reading.
Mr.. Aholo read, first time, bill
to regulate the pay of laborers serv'
ing under contracts. Referred tc
Judiciary Committee.
The Hon. member also called at.
! tention to proclamation in this
mornings P0e dina, inviting al
persons interested in the welfare O.
the country to be present in larg'
numbers, and hear how the public
money has been wasted. If there
is going to be a great crowd some
provision ought be made. Mr.. Ka
lua had told people in Walluku tina
: he was not able to purchase
revolver, as all the people who wer,
: coming here had bought them all up
; Some member might say something
! in the House at which these spectator
{ might make a demonstration. III
thought the Government general.
: issued proclamations, but it seem
the newspaper editors do so.
t Mr.. Kalua was in favor of all hi
colleague had said. He had hear
| on the street corners that it was nc
7 particularly to the Finance Commit
} tees report, but to the Bank Bi
5 that there might be violence used
2 He thought it would be best to hav
5 squad of police present.
, Mr. Nawahi said it was cvider
' that some of the members wer
: afraid of receiving u thrashing G
4 being eaten up. When people out
side hear of his motion it wi
5 aggravate them all the more. Fl
Y hoped the motion would be will
S drawn,
z Mr.. Dole moved as an amendmer
5 that the assembly do now laugh. Fl
knew of no Legislative Assembly
e the world that is afraid of its ow
f people. If we are to be broken III
e let us be broken up.
: Mr.. Mott Smith moved the ordt
' of the day. Carried.
g UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Third reading of bill to regulat
e the practice of law in the Police an
+ District Courts. Indefinitely pos