Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-21
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and Mr.. Hitchcock four, containing similar
prayers.
By Mr.. palohau. $1,000 for bridge over
stream at kalihiwsi female boarding school
at Hawaii S. be returned ] Kauwa overpaid
taxes,
By Mr.. Kamakele, (who unfortunately did
not rise in time to I've frst) that an English
school be built at Makawao; from district OF
Hama, relating to government lands, magis-
trstes, sherifs, police and mail carriers.
BY Mr.. kalua, from Waikiki, that DR..
Enders be removed and DR.. Bailey be ap.
pointed in his place.
Reports of committees were presented as
follows;
BY Mr.. G.. Brown. report ot the finance
committees which he read in English, occu
pying him one hour and twenty minutes. Mr.
Nawahi read the native translation in Just two
hours.
BY Mr.. Dole,-I move the report be conSid'
cred OH committee Of whole on Thursday.
BY Mt Gibson,--I second the motion,
though il necessary, am ready now TO answer
the charges made in the report, still 1t would
be better to give the members time to read i,
over.
BY Mr.. kaua,--,he minister says he is
ready, so am |. My mind is already made up
on this repor, and I think the ministry ought
TO be censured Mr.. Dole's motion was car
ried.
by Mr.. Pilipo from committee on printing,
that the following bills had been printed an
act to regulate the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
to increase the Judges Of the supreme court to
abolish the Intermediary court. Ordered TO be
distributed.
BY minister Neumann, from select commit
tee relating to registration and identification Of
Chinese tina, it would be unconstitutiona
and cause his majesty to conflict with othel
countries, and recommend the indefinite post
ponement. Report adopted. Relating to :
petition for the removal OF Mr.. Waller
slaughter houses at Kalhi, that no action i
necessary, as proper action will be taken BY
the attorney general and board of health.
BY minister Gulick, relating TO the presen
condition Of Oahu Jail that an investigation
had led to the discharge Of every official in tn
| jail, and it was in temporary charge OF thu
deputy sheriff with the assistance OF body o
police.
BY Mr. Kalna,--I thank the minister for hi
| promptncss in the matter. The report wa
adopted.
Bills were read first time as follows
BY Mr.. w. o. Smith, relating to tn
appointment Of prison inspectors. Read by 1t
title second time and passed to engrossmen,
| BY MIR. Kaulukou, to amend section 1873 q
the civil code relating to public markets. Rea'
a second time by its title.
Minister Neumann gave notice Of bill Il
amend section OIL civil code relating to polio
Justices.
TUESDAY sEssIoN--THIRTY-f FOURTH DAY
The following resolutions and bills wer
presented:
BY Mr.. kaunamano, that the members b
furnished with $50 two-cent postage stamps
Carried. Also notice Of bill to regulate I'll
police department Of the kingdom.
BY Mr.. Hitchcock, that the minister Of fol
eicn affairs state what fees have been paid i
by the consuls for London, Liverpool, Made
ra, Toxic, Hongkong, New Pork. Boston
and San Francisco. Carried.
BY Mr.. kauluk GU, to provide salary io
the registrar of conveyances, and all fees b
paid in the treasury as government realization
Bills read first time As follows:
BY Mr.. Nawahi, relative to the constructio
of railroad, island of Hawaii. Referred I
the following select committee: Nawah
Widemann, Wilder, Hitchcock and w.
Smith.
. BY Mr.. Kalua, to amend sections 1919 an
i47o of the Civil Code relating to contract
between laborers and employees. Referred
committee on commerce.
BY Mr.. Nahinu. to amend section chapt,
% laws Of 1879, relating to marriage contract
Referred to judiciary committee.
| The order Of the day was as follows:
. Second reading Of bill to amend sectio
IoS Of the Civil Code relating to public mari
r cts. Referred to committee on public land
: Second reading Of bill for holding an add
/. tional term of the third judicial circuit, cour
Passed to engrossmcnt. Second reading Of
Am 20 st 's,,l ~
. relating to time and places Of holding ele
tons, Referred to judiciary committee.
Second reading of bill to amend I447
the Civil Code relating to kuleanas. Repor
ed to judiciary committee.
Second reading of bill to promote ma
!. communication between Hawaii and Il
h United States, and to grant subsidy Of $40
per month to the Oceanic Steamship Com
: any for carrying mails.
IS Mr.. w. o. Smith said 81 am opposed
o this bill. The subsidy paid to the pacii
, Mail Company was ST. 600 per month. II
:. Oceanic Steamship Company have for son
reason or other, compelled the Mail CompaI
III to not carry passengers or freight between Il
=, two ports. This bill asks us to grant $4,ot
n month to the new company. There is a Z
" solution before the house asking for particula
J. Of the privileges granted to this company
tuC koNStuthShAs put - ~ hO sSfpat ''os oS'
,e received. There should be very strong al
!, plain reason shown to US before we grant SGT
600 for two years to this company"
S Mr.. Kaulukou said II the governme
r. can give ST. 900 subsidy to a company who
r. boats only remain here few hours, surely
:, can give little more 10 company who
- boats remain week. Ii this new compaI
h receives water and wharfage free, il is rgt
IT for they spend great deal Of money and ri
employment to large number Of men, al
at the line is great benefit TO the communit
:, The Pacific Mail Company's boats were re
" orally full Of passengers and il was dihicult
IS get stateroom, but not so with the Ocean
,e Company. They remain here week al
70 give plenty Of time. am in favor Of granti
= the subsidy.
is indefinitely postponed The honorable mel
70 her has taken care to mention benefits to
. derived from the new company, but has new
y thought Of the drawbacks II appears to Z
e a kind Of monopoly line, and wants to be I
&c king among steamship lines. Nearly all /
n sailing vessels have been driven off. $
is numbers Of men hanging round doing nothin
and don't know how they obtain their foO
OF when the sailing vessels were plying regular
between these ports these men had work nea
all the time, now they can only obtain 4 4
days work and have to be idle the rest Of I
,e time. As soon as this hne gets a monop
!. charges will 60 up and they will charge j
rs what they like.
ne Mr.. Widcmann = move the bill be
IT, fened to a select committee Of seven. 7
8. question for consideration is, whether We Q
afford to pay the company SGT, 600 subsidy
e. two years, and whether We ough, to exclu
J. the other line connecting US with Australia.
\. Il n very imnOrtant matter and needs 4 d.