The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-28

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before the first Of July.
Rep. Dickey said not only should
the house exercise deiberation with
this bill, but it was important that
the public should he acquainted with
its provisions.
Minister Neumann interrupted the
members argument with the point
of order that he was not speaking
on the question, but lecturing the
house, and good deal of time had
been wasted already.
The President sustained the point.
Rep. Kaai said this bill was made
a special order of the day for to-
day. He thought lawyers ought to
understand anything on first read
ing. All the representatives were
elected on the supposition that they
knew something. He moved the
previous question.
Minister Neumann claimed the
right to close the debate.
Rep. Dole said the house had de-
cided by an overwhelming majority
that only the introducer Of bill or
resolution could speak On the pre-
vious question.
The previous question carried.
On motion of Minister Neumann,
the ayes and noes were taken on the
motion to suspend the rules, and the
motion was lost on the following
division, q two-thirds vote being re-
quired:-
Ayes-Minster Gibson, Guick,
Kapena and Neumann; Mobiles No
minis, Cleghorn and Kuihelani;
Reps. Hayseden, Lilikalani, Baker,
Kaula, Pahia, Kaunamano, Nahinu,
Kekoa, Aholo, Kaukau and Kaai--
1S.
Noes-Nobles Bishop, Bush and
S. Parker; Reps. Kauhi, Brown,
Wight, Kalua, Dickey, Thurston,
Paehaole, Dole and Palohau--l2.
Minister Neumann, on suspension
of the rules, read first time an act
not given notice Of, TO amend sec.
~, chap. Al, laws of 1882, relating
to dealers licenses.
Minister Neumann moved that the
tax bill be made the special order
for this afternoon at 80.
Rep. Kaulukou moved in amend
meut that it be the special order for
Monday.
Minister Neumann accepted the
amendment provided the bill was
made the special order Immediately
after reading of the minutes.
Rep. Thurston said this was out
of order. The bill was not before
the house and could not he taken
up without suspension of the rules.
Moreover Monday was the day for
petitions and for the Appropriation
Bill, and he could not understand
the resolve of tho Government to
jam that bill through. He supposed,
however, that the advertiser would
have the usual Safeguarding on
Monday morning about obstruction
of business.
Rep. Brown raised the point of
| OTtleT tlldJ tHcic was HoeilihS poio'S
the house.
Rep. Thurston moved the house
adjourn, which was lost.
Rep. Hayselden moved the report
of the majority Of the committee on
tax bills be now taken from the
table.
Rep. Brown raised the point Of
order that they were now under
Resolutions" the time for reports
of committees was past, there had
been no report from the minority of
the. committee, the other report
could only be taken up under sus-
pension of the rules, and the house
had already decided not to suspend
the rules for that purpose.
Minister Neumann said the mem
Der was wrong. His motion had been
to take up the tax bill.
Rep. Hayselden claimed that the
report was made the order of the
day for to-day, and it did not re-
, quire suspension of the rules to
I take it up,
4 Rep. Kaulukou said this was the
, order of the day made for to-day
e but members could not wait for the
Y order of the day. When that was
l reached this would be the order.
t The chair ruled that Kaulukou
Y was correct.
l, Rep. Brown said it was on his
!, motion the report was tabled, ant
y he appealed to the minutes.
The Secretary read the record
= showing the majority report was laiC
!. on the table to he considered will
k the minority report to-day.
d Rep. Brown held that the minute
!. sustained his point.
N Rep. Kaulukou moved the orde
It of the day, which carried, and the
moved, at u 10, that the house ad
e journ till 80, which also carried
= AFTERNOON SESSION.
n The house re.assembled at la
d o'clock.
It Rep. Keau moved the consdera
IS ton of the tax bill.
It Rep. Hayselden moved the hous
1t consider the majority report, Agree
o. to.
Is The Secretary then read the ma