The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-04

of the credit Of the nation in carry
ing them out.
The Government submits for the
consideration of Honorable Mem
bers the following measures as desr-
able to promote the advancement
and general welfare of the country,
and as proper to be provided for by
loan, viz. -
immigration. .................. S350,O00
Waterworks for HONOLULU. 100000
Sewerage for Uonolulu...... 100000
Wharves. ...... ........... 100000
Dredging Honolulu harbor.... $4,000
Roads and bridges. $4,000
The provision for these several
proposed expenditures by means of
loan will necessitate fresh legisla-
ton, and / have now the honor to
give notice that / will, on an early
day, introduce Loan Act to pro-
vide for immigration and for GER
tain works of Internal Improve
ments.
WALTER M. GIBSON,
Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Premier.
Aliiolani Hale, May a, 1886.
Minister Neumann gave notice
that he would introduce the follow
ing measures:
An act to regulate the currency;
an act to amend sec. Of chap. 81,
Penal Code, relating to vagabonds,
idle and disorderly persons; an act
to amend chap. 35, Penal Code, re-
lating to the Lords Day, commonly
called Sunday an act supplementary
to the Penal Code, relating to gam
ing; an act to regulate appeals from
Police and District Justices Courts
an act relating to escheats; an act
to license pawnbrokers; an act to
amend sec. of the law of 1865 to
facilitate the recovery of rents; an
act to amend sec. of chap. 81,
laws of 1854, relating to challenges
of juries.
Rep. Keau gave notice of reso-
luton that the Minister of Interior
be requested to supply all members
of this Assembly with law books
the Civil and Penal Codes and Ses-
sion Laws.
Rep. Kalua supported the resolu-
ton, provided the books were kept
locked up for use at next session.
He wanted to know what Nr. Keau
had done with the books provided
him at the former session. Perhaps
he had given them to some of his
runners. He claimed that books
given members in this way were not
their own property, but that of their
constituents. He moved in amend
ment that the books be provided,
but kept there for use of the next
session.
Rep. Dickey moved in amend
ment that the books be given to
members who desire them, to keep
till the end of the session.
Rep. Keau protested against the
imputations Of the member for La
haina, and was willing that his
motion should be amended by the
Assembly in any way it deemed
good. ..L
After some discussion on a point
of order, Rep. Dickey's amendment
was carried. Minister Gulick in
cidentally informed the house that
some of the books in question were
out of print.
Rep. Kaulukou gave notice of an
act to authorize loan of $780,
600 to build a railway to run from
Hilo to Kukuihaele, through the
District of Hamakua, Hawaii.
Rep. Richardson gave notice of
acts 10 amend chap. AZ, being an act
to repeal chapter 10, Civil Code,
relating to the Board of Education
to amend secs. 1928 of act regulat-
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquors,
the same being chap. A Of the laws
of 1882.
Rep. Dickey gave notice of al
act providing for the erection OF
frame buildings, so as to prevent
disastrous conhagrations, not only
in Honolulu but in other towns OF
the kingdom; also, an act to amend
an act relating to stamp duties
passed in 177G.
Minister Gulick gave notice OF
acts as follow: relating to the limit
in the city of Honolulu in which
fireproof buildings alone will bt
permitted; general copyright law
to prevent the destruction of, OF
building upon, the streets, highways
and sidewalks of the city of Homo
lulu and the towns of Hilo, Lahain,
and Wailuku; relating to watel
rates in the city of Honolulu; t
regulate the building of fires within
the city of Honolulu.
Rep. Lilikalani gave notice of al
act to amend secs. /, 3, A, 7, O.
an act to authorize plantation man
ayers to distil spirituous liquors
passed 18th july. 1874.