The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31

Mr.. Wilcox. Interpreter The las. few sheets
are Il NJ. Ih1rSSoa : handwTitlnS.
The Attorney General said Il there weTe SouSeS
SSsdnss the PRIVILEGES ot electors on lsAnSi; u 4
dSNGitSn ciilzso lost single rcht: let the mem
bsS for MolOkEi hri1c TIE matter into court
Representative Hayseldsn referring q the claESe
OF obstruction Of the COMMITTEES. >Aid hep 1EorS-
ton himself Ssks3 foS poSsponeuaeai 81 dlzere1s
and sometimes II 70 10 baseball matches. lie de-
nie1 that he had prompted witness II the per-
so-al reference - Rep. ThurS,oa. That reference
came from sGe witness trealy On craSS eNarlinA-
ton. Rev. Th1rStaa had sSked 10 have thSt ref
e-sacs stricken oat Of the report Snd the speaker
Ssssnted or condition that personal reference 70
Henry Gibson vss SlSo struck ont. The latter vas
h-o1lht II for dirty purpose and II hsd It's dirty
reward
Representative Brown said it vSs nothing but
night thst the members should hsve time 70 reSd
the report 70 u,Aks Up their minds IL vss trsSt
inE the house With CScuUrteSy N SSkIn2 II 10 IN
definitely postpone the repo-t when the members
had no; reSd r. be vo1ld Be gisd to Sc the mi
nority report
The Minister o. interior SAid the MISTER con
cerneo him. snd i vSS not proper Ne Sho1lo SpsAk
81 this time. vet he would like 70 o1e- 3 few re-
marks The honorable members vii remember
that vhsE the resolution Was hro12ht n be (the
speaker ASSslted 70 the luveStIS2tlon- The nlAn-
ner II which the Investigation had been carried on
by Reg. TEu-Stoc. scslns IS attorney tOr the pros
ecztioa made him feel. with others, that il WAS
not 2n Investigation for ihe truth, hut p1rSced
81 him ps-SolSlly. Since lc9S ne hSd not seen the
Island OF LSnai- BE hSd been busy with the work
OF Government he had hSd no business comm
nicStloa with Lanai II any vsy for the last three
ysSrS- There Was not Hawaiian living on ISn2i
hEt would testify thSt be hSd always treAted them
with uniform kindness One Of ihe principal wiz
neSseS thsp2kil Was sid 70 Be poor. But only
daring the paSs week he hsd gone OTes 70 Mani
with fifteen ho-SeS 10 sell Il looked II this hS6
been INSIDE 81 opportunity 70 strike ST him.
The dlScoSSiol vsS continued briefly by RspS-
kAai. Ahulo. Wight and Hon A y Clechorn. the
lister Of whom moved tbs House Sdiourn which il
accordingly did 81 4:4S TIL 10 s- m on Tuesday.
EIGETI-EoUSTE pEI.
TUEsDAr AUG. atfh.
The Assembly convened So 10 S-rn. pursuant 70
adjournment from the previous dsy. After prsye-
BY the Chsplsin the minutes OF the previous meet
Ing were resd and approved
Representative LihSSlSni from she Committee
on Commerce presented report on petition
from residents % South hooa, praying that the
Government render assistance 20 thoSe engaged
IN the unsnufsctCrs OF tsro -four, and recommend
Ilg thSt the petition be rabled until bill on :he
subiect Is presented Approved
Rep-sSsltatlye haunanans from the Sanitary
Committee presented report On petition from
residents OF the district Of NSkASGo, pssying
Ihzs .spSrS y permitted 20 rezl1 az thslr homes
and De sreS-eG by friends stating that they con
Slds-e1 thaE i wO1ld be very CaSiSe 70 grant the
prayer and they recommend tie indefinite post
ponene1t - further consideration Approved.
ReQsess2t2sire Dole from the Committee OF
COnUnsrcs presented the following repo-: signed
by himself a. 3 minority % the committee VIZ:
he COMMITTEES or Commerce. Agriculture
and Manufactures. o5sr the following minority
repors upon the bill introduced by the honorable
Noble J. n AApS1S- for granting S-bSidy 10 the
Oceanic Steamship COmpSny.
The bill calls FOR bi-rnonthly service between
HOnOlClu and san Francisco. and provides sub
Sl6y OF one thousand i've hundred dollars for
eSca rO1c6 trlp- Il the SSrTlcs i performed as
contemplated the charge Or the Treasury Eil
amount 70 $1,000 for the coming biennial period.
The minority Of your committee have not been
able 10 recommend this expenditure for the follow
l1G reasons
Firs1-The present fls1cial stains Of the Govern
msnt 6Oes not justify the Spproprist;On-
SscocG-Recz1ss with be arrival from and de-
pSrt1re for San Francisco OF the through steamers
once II ssch toar weeks Ikers iS 10 necsSSSry for
bs-moathly line n addition thereto. 4 stssmsr
making rO11d trlp eTery tOCr Seeks befEeen
Ao1ol1l1 and. San ECanclsco. with Is sailing DAYS
11sd halfway between the SSH days Of the through
line. so1ld give fOrtnightly service nsSrlT IS
advantageous as that OF the proposed serTics-and
which wOuid satisfactorily supply the demands of
oGr trade.
ThirG-B<czuSe. even If re desire the bi-nonthIy
line between Hooo.ul1 4ld San Francisco. the
proposed sDoEni Of Subsidy L unnecessarily large.
for We are informed. Mr.. SpreckslS, s few weeks
$50. reprsSs1llnS ths Oce4nic Steamship Con-
pSny, proposed that the Subsidy Be hXsSi az one
thousand dollars for ro1ld trip llSt=ssd Of 1(lesl
hundred Is the bill provides, which sun Of one
70 be fully large as this country : l1StEs6 n
giving for s bi-nOathly service. and 10 Be saf-
Recent amount II the say ot aSs-stsncS from the
standpoint % tie said COMPANY, i0dSiuS from the
shove proposition Of Ar. SsrsckslS-
he minority OF the committee therefore recon-
mend that the said bill bS 80 amended 10 SC6-
siGl1s = service between Honolulu and San
Francisco once every fO1r weeks With the sailing
days 6xsd halfway between the sailing 6syS Of
the thro1Sh line. Or elSs that the S1hSidy Be fixed
az on tho1San6 dollars ro1ud frIp fOr a b.
monthly line
On Eosioo tie report Szs recsiTsd ana tabIsi
fOr consideration With the s!0rity report and
bill.
Representative Richardson from the e-z.Ossins
committee reported sbe bills, l. relating 20 the
vEnso1 destruction OF game = To licsaSe tue
Ey1ng O. 1re2-uS foz hunting purposes. ss having
been finished.
Representative Dale rsad for the frs time, bill
which he had prsyi01S5y given notice Of, 10 amend
SSctso2 I. Chzptsr - Of ihs Session Laws OF 1SS4.
to facilitate The SECURING and SSttisueot OF hoIls-
stesds- To Secold reading.
Representative kzzlukoz o5sred resolution pro
vidIns for the payment Of 81 IS % 70 B. B. Azeey
Tor certain ros6 and bridge WORK done BY him IN
1Ss4 and yet unpaid To committee Oh Public
Ls1dS, etc
On motion d Rep. KAaBAuano, all petitions. I
claims. resolutions. lying the table Sess ord=rsd
to Be taken thsrsfroza and referred to the commit
te= on Public Lands.
The bill relating 90 chzncing the location OF I
Of holding Court O. Mani. toou HaksEsot 10 Psiz. Z
vas rad sso1d tins by title and referred 70 the
J1diclaTy Committee
Rspresent2tiEe Kal1s from the Committee on 4
PCbl1c Lands presented 3 report o. the bill relz-
tive 70 proposed street. railway, Recommending 4
TIE pass-se Of sane Report tabled fO- eoosidsra-
ton With the bill
Ths bill 20 amend Sections IS and - Session 4
Laws of 1852 relating 70 the collection OF tzxss
szs So a. the order OF the cay for Eext IEErs1s5
UaSnlsaeS Business being n0E before ne As 4
SsGhiy. the attention vas gwen 70 the co1s55s-z-
tlo1 OF the report OF the majority OF the commit
TEE on the Lanai iuTestigstlon-
Representative Castle moved that further coa-
Of ths matter b deferred until the PIE
ss1tstioa OF ths minority report
Rspressnsstzys HsySedsa un6sE Suspension Of 4
the rules presented the report OF the minority Of
the COMMITTEES, signed 5y himself and Rep. AhOlo, 4
ss follows: