The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-12

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colleague the Minister of the In
terror has presented q list of extra
ordinary measures. These must
have swelled the appropriation bill.
AS in times past appropriation bills
have been swelled by the introduce
ton of extraordinary measures.
They are admitted as desirable. 1t
must not be said we are Sinking
duty, no matter how these measures
are brought forward, the Assembly
is ultimately responsible for them.
We thought immigration could be
carried on to the amount of $780, 900
and other enterprises at 81, 10000.
There should be mutual obligation
in consulting together these meas
ures. 1t is not desirable to carry
out these enterprises if we have no
means. There is only one policy,
how shall we provide for immigra-
ton and other important measures
if the members do not authorize the
Ministers to borrow money? If the
times are so changed we are not to
borrow any more money, there is
an end to it. If the Mobiles and
Representatives think these enter
prises are of value and money must be
borrowed, we can do it. Notwith
standing the hard times, an increase
of laborers would be Il very desirable
way to invest money, even if we had
to borrow it, Then there are roads,
buildings, hospitals, which are all
needed and money invested in that
direction would be very desirable.
We propose to recommend to this
Assembly an amendation of the Loan
Act. hope to lay before the House
full and explicit answer to the
resolution on Monday next
Mr.. Aholo offered q resolution
that the date for the presentation of
resolutions, bills, etc.; be extended
until July 18th.
Mr.. Nawahi moved the time be
extended to July 31st.
The motion for July 18th was
carried.
Mr.. Aholo read, first time, a bill
relating to the Hawaiian Endowment
Association. The object and pur-
pose of the bill is to establish q
lottery. Among the names mentioned
for directors are: DR.. Trousseau,
Messrs. j. M. Davidson and John
Cummins of Honolulu, Chas. Will
Hams, New York and j. S. Robert
son, San Francisco. The capital is
placed at 100000.
Mr.. Dole moved the bill be
rejected. do not know who is the
father of the bill, nor I do not want
to. 1 thought at first it was intro
duced by the members to raise
money for their appropriations, if SO
shall move its title be changed to q
4 bill, ito incorporate a national
bank" If we go on as we have
been for the past two years, we may
come to this. We are. not here to
legalize gambling. BY and bye, we
shall have to legalize some of theil
dishonest measures. Let us strangle
this thing before it is born.
| Mr.. Aholo said, as the introduced
of the bill be did not have much tc
say, but hoped it would have fail
consideration. They have lotteries
on the European Continent. The {
is a good deal of gambling on the
sly in this city. / hope it will no
be rejected but pass its usual course
and be considered sectionby section
Ayes and noes were taken al
follows:
Noes-Gibson, Gulick, Kapena
Neumann, Dominis, Kuihelani, Bush
Kaae, Kanoa, Kaulukou, Keau, Lii
kalani, Baker, +. Brown, Amara
Kaulia, Aholo, Kamakele, Gardner
Nahinu, Kaunamano, Palohau, Ku
pihea, Nakalella. Total "a.
Bishop, Wilder, Isenberg
Dowsett, Mott Smith, Judd
Widemann, Walker, Macfarlane
Kalua, Kanealii, w. o. Smith, Ma
wahi, Hitchcock, Kauwila, Kauhane
Pilipo, G. Brown, Dole. Total-20
The bill passed to second reading
Mr.. Keau offered a resolution tina
the pay of the ISterpreter and Sec
rotary be increased to twelve dollar
and a half per day during the seS
sion.
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