The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-27

The amendments proposed by Rep. Brown were
added, and the bill passed to engrossment and to
thirdreading on the end inst.
Hon. J. Z. Bush presented the report OF the san
itary Committee On the bill to secure the isolation
of lepers on Kauai. recommending that as the
present state Of the country did not warrant the
expenditures that would be necessary TO carry ont
the provisions Of the object proposed, the bill be
indefinitely postponed. The report was adopted
Mr.. Roven presented the report Of a Select Com
rnittee the bill to provide for the inspection Of
steam boilers, recommending that the Dill be
passed with certain amendments On motion the
report and bill were indefinitely postponed
Rep. f. Brown moved 70 reconsider the vote, and
pending action on that matter, the House took
rceess from u TO O'Clock.
Representative Nskaleka moved 4 resolution
that Sos be paid to John Akina for services
rendered on the Mounted Police. Lost
Representative Dole moved that the bill to
facilitate the collection Of taxes be taken from the
table and made the order Of the day. Lost.
Representative C. Brown moved that the bill in
creasing pilotage dues be taken from the table
and read second time. Lost,
At l30 Representative Smith moved the order
Of the day. Lost.
Representative Kalua moved that the Secretary
be given ten days after prorogation to complete
his record and that he be paid at the regular rate.
Carried over an amendment by Representative
kaulukou to give him 20 days, and a motion to
reconsider. Lost.
Representative Knunamano offered resolution
that 81 900 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill
for expenses incurred in repairs tn the Hawaiian
Hotel. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Attorney General displayed an anxiety re-
garding the whereabouts of the bill to prohibit he
assembling Of Secret Societies without a license.
He was informed that the bill was the table.
Representative kalua hoped that the > minute
rule would be stricly enforced when the Assembly
considered the Appropriation Bill, and at the sug
gestion of the President, he made motion to that
effect; carried by u large majority.
Representative Smith moved the order Of the
day. Carried
Hon.J. Mott Smith suggested the reading of all
bills on the order that were up for the third
reading.
Third reading Of the bill to consolidate and
amend the law relating to Commissioners of
Private Ways and Water Rights. The bill was
not completed, in revision and was referred back
to the Revision Committee
Third reading of the bill to suppress lotteries,
raiiles and other games Of chance. Passed.
Third reading Of the bill prohibitery unlawful
secret associations. Passed.
Third reading Of the bill! to encourage the pro-
duction and manufaeture of ramie and otheG
ibrous plants. Amended to read 5000 instead
Of ,0UO, as the amount OF reward TO inventor
of a machine for preparing the fibre, and passed.
Third reading of bill to regulate the payment
of laborers under contract, providing that such
laborers shall not be charged with more for lost
time than the actual wages of such time amount
to. Passed.
Third reading of bill to amend Sections IS and
So of Chapter KILL, Session Laws of 1852. The
new bill provides that assessors shall have their
lists open for inspection between the lst and 10Th
days OF September also for the collection Oftaxes
by distress, and for making able-bodied persons
delinquent for personal taxes work out their in
Third reading of the Postal Savings Act: was
passed.
The bill to regulate the sale of spirituous
liquors read third time and errors being
found in the engrossrpent, the bill referred to
the EngrOssment Committee.
The Attorney General moved a reconsideration
of the amendment made 10 the ramie bill, (making
the reward sum of $4,000 Carried.
The Minister then moved that the $1,000
originally offered as reward for ramie machine
be restored: Carried.
Hon. c. X. Bishop informed the House the bill
relating to School taxes acted upon the previous
day-and indefinitely postponed-was a different
bill from the ordered from the table by the
House. The one intended to be brought forward
related to tuition fees and he moved that that be
now taken from the table and considered.
The House took recess of several minutes
while search for the bill was instituted, which
however proved unsuccessful, the President in
forming the House that the Secretary had
stated that the bill had been referred to the Com
mittee on Education.
Consideration of items in the Appropriation
Bill under Department of Interior was then pro-
ceeded with, items changed being as follows:
Rep. Kanealii, that an item Of S2rJOOfo bridge
at Waikapu be inserted. Lost.
Rep. Kaunamano, new item of $500 for road
between Hamakua and South kona. Carried.
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defining the purpose for which the amounts placed
to encouragement 10 Japanese immigration could
be used and favored the passage Of the items as
Encouragement to Immigration" S39O,OOO.
The Minister of the Interior favored the desired
changes, as he had a number Of South Sea Island
ers to return to their homes and the apprOpria-
tons as they now stand do not allow for any ex-
penditure IN that direction.
Rep. Smith was opposed TO any change. IL II
was necessary, special appropriation should be
made for the South Sea Islanders. He amended
the motion by moving that that 5000 be appro-
priated for transportation Of South Sea islanders
changing the sum ut the suggestion OF Rep. Rich
ardsOn to $4,000. Carried.
The President then offered the original motion
made by Rep. Kaulukou, to strike out the words in
connection with the appropriation for immigra-
ton.
Rep. Hitchcock was opposed to any change, the
items were satisfactory as now wOrded.
Rep. Smith rose 10 point Of order, stating that
the motion made by him relative TO $4,000 for
assistance in transferring South Sea Islanders to
their homes, was offered as an amendment TO Rep.
KaulukOu's motion, and, being carried, no consid
cred that the original motion was ended.
President Rhodes said that he did not under
stand Rep. Smiths motion to be an amendment,
but even So the original motion could be renewed
and be then properly before the Assembly.
Rep, knuukou' s motion was finally put and lost
At the suggestion of the Minister Of Interior the
items relating to Dredging Honolulu Harbor
and purchase OF Steam lug were placed at
$4,000 each.
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President, he making himself generally obnoxious
by making comments on the remarks OF speakers,
in loud voice, and besides acting IN a manner
suggestive of indulgence In strong waters.
The Attorney-General moved a reconsideration
Of the vote taken the previous night closing con-
sideration of the Department of Foreign Affairs;
His reason was that he had unknoWingly voted
against any appropriation for the volunteer forces
by being absent Carried.
The Attorney-General moved to insert $1,000
foT volunteer companies:
Hon ]. Z. Bush moved as an amendment that
that the $500 passed Tor Government guards be
altered to SSo,OOO and include volunteers
we're taken on the motion OF the Attorney General,
the motion being carried by vote oil Il to II, as
follows:
Ayes.Gibsoni Gullck, Neumann, Judd haae,
hanOa, Mactariane heau Amarai hanlukou, LII
likalani, Baker, Aholo, Kaulia, Kamakele, Gard
ner, Nahinu haunamano, Palohau kupihea and
Nakaleka.-H.
Noes Bishop, Cleghorn, dsenberg, bush,
j. Mott Smith, W. U, smith, walker j, II. D.
Martin, i. Brown. c. Brown, q. Brown, kalua,
Kanealii, Hitcheooki PiliPo, kauWila, hauhane'
Dole and Rowell.-l9. .,
Acknowledgment, D0minis, Parker Wilder, kui
helani, Dowsett, Martin, Widemann, Nawahi.
Consideration Of items IN the department OF
Foreign Affairs was again closed, and items in the
Department OF lntenor were considered.
The Minister OF interior moved 70 STRIFE out OF
the item $4,000 for Government buildings and
repairs the detailed statement Of obltctsi Lost.
Representative Cecil Brown moved TO strike out
ue item VI gov io' ST." i''i' ~ uuio'' N"i-
REPRESENTATIVE Dole that the item for steam
Ianneh be reduced 10 5000. Lost.
iTba N;nistsr N Intsrior stated that with m
card the Water Works. the amouut necessary 10
defray the running expenses had been overlooked,