Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-19

Third reading pf biIl 10 abolish The Inter.
mediaty Coln ou ihc Island n oahu
Order Of the DAY
Second reading of 8 bill to provide msi
communication between llawaiI aud san
Francisco.
Mr. katui &" I move il be indefinitely pJst.
pgnei an opposed to Il fot the INTEREST,"
" The country
Mr. Ahol1 The country receives great
benhi ~ the large number " visitors Vh1
come BY this new line. The steamers are
yety plnciual which isa great accommodation.
| have MT yet heard any complaints NJ *.
ccisive charge
MI " o. smith ! hope The bill will
be considered on ii, merits. The Naupgsa
and Alameda are very hnc boats anil run
regularity twice a month Several yar agb
We had the old kllauea, which received q
subsidy We have move the kiuau wirh iar
aupefi1r accommodations but it does not
receive any subsidy ThN Illustration will
guide rs in this matter " thr Oceanic steam.
ship Go. There Is not the slightest asluf
ance that they will keep running these iva
fine boats. II they are going 10 run the next
two years bimonthly | will support the sub.
sidy | am very sorry to lpp,e the sailing yes.
sells, they brought in good deal Of money
and gave wofl 10 many would not like II
see The Oceanic Cos, boats taken OF
hope NJ one will vote a. matter u friend.
ship, We are here 80 Legislators to pass this
bill OF refuse II. Two years ngp pur treasury
was IN good condition. Since then our credit
has got hurt abroad, and II got 10 such pass
that our bonds could not be sold. Illegal
coinage was one way they tried to rabe
money II thesc steamers are drawn ~, We
had better submit to a little Inconvenience
rather than increased taxation. We must loOD,
Out for our home needs first and Injuries
after. Here we are to pass bill to give a
steamship CO., sos, 900, while for our sick We
put an item in the appropriation bill I've can
find money We have been elected by the
people to see justice done, and IT is injustice
to give an amount like this when we haven,
money for our necessafies. All we know
about the ministers views is what was said this
morning that they had given notice u loan.
MI SpTcckcs !, right when he told Us our
country was too extravagent, and VIC don't
look out for the cents. would render good
service to Mr.. Sprcckels but this sum is an
injustice to the people We don't know where
the money Is coming from. am in favor oil
the bill being indefinitely postponed"
Mr. Dole " This bin reads to promote
mail communication. Any one reading that
"DHli Alillik VIC NFif "lAliDul man EDUIUHUl'
cation and desperate effort is being made to
get it. Al the prescn, time We have got good
mail communication. think the bill ought Ia
be put in among the list Of annuiiies, for
widows Of faithful officials, and aged pound
keepers Here is powerful company build
ing up business which is increasing every
day. II this bill passes it will b; an act of
robbery. Our constituents will curse US for it.
The Oceanic Co, has made itself hostile u
the old company. II this Oceanic Co., had
meant business in a fair way would not haveput
on two steamers, but would have run one hi
monthly with the Pacific Mail Co. II is some
thing like the spirit Of the dog in the mangei
aud this act shows it, The whole thing j,
unwisc and unstatcsmanlke. We cannot
afford this sum. This new company has USED
It's influence to injure the old company, and
with success. Is that the kind Of line We
can support should like to give them
equal privileges. should be sorry to see oui
connection with the Colonies cut Off Thi,
new company gets $3.50 year in privi
leges, sn't that enoughp For our small
population that is an adequate subsidy. TIM
kind Of legislation is reckless, short sighted
and improper. am opposed to the Who'll,
bill, every line Of it. 1t contains no con
aitons or stipula,ions as to freight, passage
etc. No one would ever think Of drawing GU
such worthless one-sided document as this
1t will be a disgrace if passed. The losse'
TO this city are considerable by the wthdrawe
Of a number OF sailing vessels. The little Ha
waiian flag has very little history. no battles il
its folds. don't like to see the flag dragged
into the dirt by a steamship company.
would not refer TO these things If they wert
not to the point This subsidy mus, be paid
nd hr,- grhg,ele 81
go begging. support the motion for in
representative can vote Tor it, ard go and lnsi
his constituents i, the face. :"
Mr.. f. Brown am in favor Of this bill
If The country has rights as well as the com
pany. A year ago only 400 punches Of ban
anas were shipped from the district OF Eva
now there are about 1000 punches, and the,
all arrive in fine order owing to the increased
facilities think S72, 900 is really too much
but we csn Try ii for couple Of years. 8"
Ayes and noes were then on the motion tc
indefinitely postpone the bill.
Aycs-Bishop, Dominis, Kalua, +. Brown
Kanealii, Smith, Nawahi, Hitchcock, Kau
will, Piipo, G. Brown, Dole. Total I3.
Noes Gibson, Gulick, Kapena, Neumann
Wilder, Isenberg, Kuhelani, Bush, Smith
Judd, Widemann, Kaae, Kanoa, Walker, Mar
tin, Maclarlane, Ksulukou, Keau, Lilikalani
Baker, Amara, Kaulia, Aholo, Kamakele
Richardson, Gardner, Nahinu. Kauaamano
Palohau, Kupihea, Nakaleka. Total 81.
The bill passed to engrossment and will b.
read third time on Tuesday.
FRIDAYS SESSION. DAY.
Governor Dominis reported His Majes,,
had approved and signed the following bills
Endowment of chair OF chemistry and ma
tional science in Oahu College /; to amend sec
ton 500, Penal Code erection OF building,
other than fire proof, granting franchise Il
Honolulu Gas Company to amend section
7Sa, Civil Code, relating to elections amend
ing sections 1872 and I445, Civil Code, rela
ting to charters Of incorporation holding o
an additional term of the Third Judicial Cir
cult Cour, 10 amend section g., Penal Code
relating TO libel also resolutions au,horizin,
the minister OF finance TO pay over sum O
over $1,000 to the Queens Hospital, aud tn,
re.issuing OF bonds 10 L. Jones OF Lahaina.
Mr.. kaulukou offered a resolution for the
preservation Of the archives Of the kingdom.
Bills read FIRST time.
BY Mr.. c. Brown, to amend section 50
Civil Code, relating to licenses. Passed t,
second reading.
BY Mr., Aholo, relating to correspondent,
from the foreign Office. Passed to second read
ing.
Order Of the day.
Unfinished business, consideration OF the bill
TO regulate currency in committee of the whole
Mr.. Kaulukou in the chair.
Mr.. Bishop; The committee is pre,t,
nearly agreed on most OF the points, and
move the committee rise and ask TO refer tn,
bill to,,a committee To have the amendment,
placed in proper shape"
Mr.. Hitchcock 90 offer an amendmen, L
section O." Carried.
After some further discussion the iollowin,
sections were passed and the bill passed Il
engrossment Section 5. The minister OF f
nance shall require Of those persons whoss
tenders being accepted shall desire to ren,oy,
the silver coin bid for by them from the trea
slry, prior 10 the delivery Of the gold therefor
deposi, in the treasury Of the Hawaiian gov
eEnmeni bonds Of like amount as to the nom
nal value OF the silver delivered to them, anc
the said bonds shall be help as security for thS
delivery OF the proceeds Of the sale Of the silvel
coins TO the treasury in gold coin Of the uniteC
States within 80 days. and upon such deliver,
the bonds on deposi, shall be returned