The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-09
THE LEGISLATURE
Continued from page a.
\ SGTY-SEN GNTH DAY.

Ii bIhSDh1s ccptcliiDcI Jlu.
The house met, and was opened
with prayer by the Chaplain. Pre-
sent: Ministers Gibson, Creighton,
Kanoa and Dare; Mobiles Cleehorn,
Kuihelani, Walker (President),
Martin, S. Parker; Reps. Baker,
Kauhi, Amara, Brown, Kaulia,
Kauiukou, Kaunamauo, Wight, Ma
hale, Nahinu, ,Kauhane, Kalua, Kau-
kau, Richardson, Castle, Kaai,
Thu ston. Paehaole, Dole, Kauai,
Palohau. Minutes read in both
languages and confirmed.
Rep. Brown presented the report
of the committee on the hill to
authorize and regula.e special part
nerships, introduced by the Hon. l..
A. Thurston, recommending the
same to pass. Adopted.
The bill passed to engrossment
and was set for third reading on
Tuesday.
Rep. Hayselden, on suspension of
the rules, presented report CT the
committee on accounts. The COM
mittee find that the expenditures
from the appro, ration OF S35, 900
for the present session have amount
ed to So ,Sl1.7i, leaving a. balance
on hand of S1SG.2o. The expendi-
lures were: Pay of members in
c!uCing mileage $1A, ,192.J0; Pay of
officers s. ,Aj2.S0; Expense Ac-
coun, s ,51G.5J; Printing, Adver-
t'sing and Newspapers, S11, 1928
n2rCs5ing Accounts, S313. 40;
TrSnsla ,iDg Accounts, S1,S0O.27.
The req lGt has schedule of items
attsched.
Rep. kaunamono moved the ac-
counJ be mace vhe order of the day
to-day. c. lied.
nep. Ric lardeon reported sundry
bills engr ed.
On motion of Rep. Kaunamano,
amende3 By Rep. Kalua, the two
bills relating to the Lighting Of the
cit of Honolulu and reports of COM
mittee thereon, were taken from the
table and made the order of The day
Tomorrow.
Rep. Thurston moved the bill for
tne relief of certain owners of pro-
perry in Makjlli be read second
time by title and referred TO the
Judiciary Committee. Carried.
Rep. Kaunamano moved q sus-
pension uf The rules to take from
the ,ghle ihe bill relating To- the
educai;pg of Hawaiian youth abroad.
Passed. Bill referred TO Education
Cormi,tee.
The same member presented a
resolution requiring the Secretary
TO place on the 1ulletin board, lists
of bills and reports of committees
thereo,, bills passed third reading,
also t4a regular order of the day
and u2onjshed GUINNESS. Passed.
Rep. Keau presented a petition
fr in the Mamalahoa Guards that
$4,000 he appropriated for that
company sd that the money be
not applie1 for any other purpose.
Rep. Th ,ston moved the bill tu
amend section 498, Civil Code, be
taken rom The table and referred
to the Judiciary Committee. Carried.
The same member called the
attention Of the Minister of the In.
ter or TO question he had asked
some daye ego for information il
any and nat public lands had been
sold to meet deficits in the revenues.
Minister Gibson, read memo.
rando from the records regarding
the sale of certain lands in 1874
and that the sales had been made tC
meet current expenses of Govern.
ment.
Rep. Thurston said the Minister
had not answered his question.
Minister Gibson said he thought
he had.
Re). Thurston asl-ed further
"Have any public lands been solo
during last biennial period Mithou
being advertised according to law?'
Minister Gibson said there hat
not, so far as he knew.
Rep. Brown referred to an en-
quiry he had made some time age
respecting the japanese store OF
Fort street.
Minister Gibson said he had tt
confess that he had been negligen
in the matter, but would attend to it
Rep. Dole directed the following
question TO the Minister of Finance
Please state the quantity of spi
rituous liquors that have been re
moved from bond without the pay
ment of duties thereon during til,
last biennial period, and the names
of the parties to whom such liquors
were delivered or on whose accoun
they were withdrawn and the quan
tity withdrawn by each individua
| respectively.