The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
EIGHTY SEVENTH DAY.


FRIDAY August 9th
The Assembly convened at IL a.m., AMI after
prayer 10y the Chaplain. the minutes of tue pre-
viuus meeting were read aud approved.
Representative Brown from tue Judiciary Com
mlttee prese Ited report on the bill rel tting TO
LIENS OF mechanics aud material men, sIgned by
hi uself aud Reps kaulukou, K iunamanU, PtlO-
hau and Hon. J. d. S. MIrli AS follows:
"rne judiciary Com nlttee to whom was re-
feIerd the Act to provide for liens Of mechanics
and IterIal meu ll OIuctd by the Hon. w. Il.
CASTLE respectfully beg leave torepOrt tbat they
have lad tho same Under consideration and reco II
mend the same pass; AS at present We have no
law VI this nature III force III the Kingdom anu
laws similar to tue one now reported upon
force in mDst if not all the States OF the AmerIc III
ULiol aud 1t Is alsoa protection due to tile me
cnanic or material mtu VINO ha' furnished nis
tlule, labor and materials IN the WORK III which
may be engaged" Rep Irt adopted. hill passed To
eugro,smeut aud for third reading On Tnursday
next.
Hon. G. w. Macftrlane. from the Committee on
Commerce and Agriculture, presented report
si2ued by himself don. s. u. Wilder, s. b. Dole,
Likiiani aud b rker, relating to the subsidy to
encourage this mlnuftcture Uf taro hJur, AS
follows:
"Yuur Committee to whom was referred bill
entitled An Act to encourage tue expiration and
M tnnf ,ctur1 of tiro Hour have had said bill
under Insideratidn, aud beg to report as fOlIows
Your Committee recommend tn the II 'gl5ldture
Az JropriAte the suaI of twenty -dve hundred dol
lars as a sJle and in4l grdtuIty to the company
in sad bill mentioned, provided that the SAID
company shall have created u market III fore IN
lands for the prOluca known rs tarn ii Dur. AMI
snail have eff cted bona tiIe Stles of at least
hundred tous of said product i'll said foreign mar
kets, and yolr cjmDittee recommend tnat the
nd bill p ias with tue amendment rs above pro-
pos H." Report accepted and laid On table, to be
considered With b IL.
Representative iulukou from the Judiciary
COMMITTEE presented = report ON bills presented
by III Rep. DIckeV, lttlve To Change OF place OF
h1uIdg Court from u lkawao t. L IL, aud y a
bill by Rep. Am lrt, relative to regulating the
aud custody of prisoner and pers Jn5 aO ut To o.
imprisoned, and the taking of phJtogr tpnS of
prisoners, reco nmendins the 10 eiuite postpone
lnent of Oo.h bills. Report approved.
Representative K,uuAinanU, by himself, as
minority of tue I'm nILtee e. wuo II was referred
petlions relative I'd tue payment of subsidies 10
the Wilde Steamship Company and +. Wuaden-
b.rg, Oh belalf of owners of ste amer james I.
D1O'eh, reported, rec Inm ending That the su ii of
81 l;jU be paid to the WilIer Ste InShip OJnIptn
for 81 trips, at SD per trip and SlUOO 10 the own
of tne steamer Jdnes I. DOWSeH for 81 trips 1T
the Ime rAte-,L total Vt S6,9J0. Report tabled
for consideration with tne bill and tue majority
report.
Representative Kaulukou read for the first time
a bill t. amend SsctiOn &, Chapter At, Session
AVS of 1884, relating to the Postal IvIdgs iuk
Read 4 seoJnd time by title, and referred to "A
select c)m nILtee,tD oe named.
Representative h tyselden gave notice of inten
ton to introduce at early date Il bill to amend
Section 50 of the Civil Code, relating to AUG
tioneers.
Repre- sentative K .uuamano intr Jluced a reso-
luton that the SUN of $500 De lid 10 FuUInAs z.
Spencer for translatng aud publishing in Ha-
wiiian the Life aud History ut the Duke of
We lingtUn."
Representative K llua amended by making the
amount $1j0-tnd 1t p used At those figures.
Representative Kalud offered resolution that
the sun of 5000 b paid to A. Form ,nder, Enq.,
as al as>i-ttnce toward the public tiOn of his
work OH tue Polynesit Al Il tces."
Daring the discussion the noon hour interviewed,
and the ASSEMBLY at Il snarp adjourned until
l3O p. m.
AFTERNOON.
The Assembly was called to orler by President
Walker 1T LIS o'clock aud thereupon motion WAS
made aud carried that the consideration of un-
finished business be- taken up.
The consideration of the bill to facilitate mail
commune ition between tue UIit-d States aud
the Hawaiian islands was nov discussed.
Hon. A. ). CleghUrn considered that an idep
endent line WAS greatly to be desired be favored
the sum of $l,5)0 provided the clause limiting
the rate of freight bananas TO 30 cts per buncn
was passed.
After some little argument and slight amend
meut the first section OF the bill pissed.
The second section was INV taken up. This
sectiun refers to the cJndiIions imposed follows
Section 2. Said subsidy Is granted upon con-
ditiou:
[. That NO increase shall be made in the rates
two years.
II. That the rate of freight on specie shall not
exceed Que half of ole per osntum.
Ill. That said mali suali DO carried, on first
class steam vessels, less to I'm eiInt gu hundred
t0Is register.
Nv. That said subsidy shall not be paid for
more than IwO rou id triJs . sch IN Jnth."
Representative Ksau mUved the addition of an
amendment the silape of u new coddItion thus:
v. Tnat the freight on eich buacn of bananas
shall not exceed nifty cents"
A lung discussion here followed, taken
part in by Reps. rhuFston, Dole, HJn. A. s.
ClrRhOrn and Rep. Castle, IN favor of the
amendm snt, As being ~ ths interests of a
most important branch of Hawaiian pFouuct.
and by Rep. H lyselden, the Minister Of Foreign
Al irs and the Attorney Ia favor directly
of the Oceanic steamship C0mpAuy's Interests.
The amendment finally passed. Rsp. Tnurst N
proposed the addition of the words after tne word
I" month";" in the lV. condition, viz: " Nor unleas
the sailing days sh III bs ten days apart" Ap-
proved. After sectlons and had been read
aud paesSd the bill, ia its entirety, declared
passed It's sec0nd trading, ordered 10 eugruss-
Inent and TO third reading On tne 3lst instant.
Ga motion. the Loan bill gas brought no. under
suspension Vt the rules, and read u Hsc00d tine
by title.
Hon. A. s. CleghoEn aid he was q member Of
the comsnittes that had this bill Ia charge, and
they had reported il back without taking any
action. The bill wa intTDduced early 10 tbs
session, and there had been N tny reasons 10 pre-
vent the COMMITTEES meeting. Ths Premier had
announced that the Goyernin0nt did ssog intend
70 make any loan. IneetIug OF the committee
was called LAST Thursday mur ding, and it was
then agreed to refer tbs bill back without any
FecUmm ndati0ns. He presumably was uUt opposed
70 loan. II nesded aud iuiici0usly made and
used, It v Jnld be bsnsnt 70 ths Iuntry. Il
depended how it was ~ be applied. Tue Minister
OF the lnteTi " said be WAS Ia favor Of lnan aud
then changed his mind. S-ctiln ! of the bill
= vs.: rne Munster VI Fla inn5 tithDriz-d 10
ls-n- bonds Of d-nJsnlu itiOl o. not less III al