The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-31


( w. Meyer be continued in his capacity a.
agent OF the Board of Health.
Mr.. Kalua moved the petition be re
ferred 10 the President OF the Board ol
Health
Mr.. Kaunamano moved il he referred tc
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved it be laid upon the
table.
The petition was laid upon the table.
Partnership BILL.
Mr. Thurston read a first time an Act to
authorize and regulate special partner
ships
On motion OF Mr.. Castle, the rules were
suspended and the bill read second time
by its title
Hon Mr. Kapena moved the bill be re-
ferred to the Printing Committee
Mr. Thurston said he did not object to
its being printed; il was very long and
technical.
Mr. Hayselden said he favored the re-
ferring to the Printing Committee. He
hardly thought the bill necessary, rs the
law for corporations covered the ground.
4AlE DIII NiS AtANi4Ct " tAAN AAAihAA4S
Committee, and will then go TO a special
committee.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS BILL.
Mr. Castle presented the following reso-
luton:
Resolved That the bill 10 create Board
of Road Commissioners be taken from the
table out OF its regular order and made
special order of the day Immediately fol-
lowing the bill to provide for taxing Chi
nese. Adopted.
AUCTIoNEERs' BILL.
Mr. Hayseldeu read first time an Act
TO amend Article 10 of the Civil Code re
lating to auctioneers.
On suspension of the rules the bill was
read second time by title and referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved that the rules be
suspended and the bill TO appoint five
Judges for the Supreme Court be taken
from the table and made special order of
the day Immediately following the bill to
The motion prevailed.
NOTICE OF BILL.
Mr.. KaunamanO gave notice of bill to
encourage the manufacture of cocoannt
oil and oil cake
HAWAIIAN BOARD OF HEALTH
Mr.. kaunamanO moved Il suspension OF
the rules so that the bill to regulate the
Hawaiian Board of Health be taken from
the table and made special order of the
day for Thursday. The motion prevailed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
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in Committee of the Whole, Hon. Mr.
Cleghorn in the chair.
DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
Mr.. kaulukOu moved to insert: Incl
dental expenses, Police Department |
5000 The honorable member said this |
was a new item, and one that was neces- |
'ary. He did not know out of what an
)ropriation the telephones on Hawaii |
we're paid for. They came to $500 wear
IN that island alone, and this item would !
over the expense for telephones, not only
III that island but on the other islands.
The Sheriff on each island ought to make Il
ocular trip to see how his deputies were
citing along. The expense incurred
would come out of this new item.
Mr.. AhOlO said that if there was some re-
ort as to how much it would cost for tele-
homes it would be Il guide as 10 how much
D insert. A report ought to be made in
his matter.
Mr.. Kaunanano said that if they went
ito telephones it would encourage lazi-
ess. The police would want to serve sum
lonseS by telephone. If there was some
'timate he would probably favor the
EN-.
His EXcellency Mr.. Dare did not feel
lat there was any call for this appropria-
ON. Such telephones on the other islands
; are used by the police, are paid at
monthly rental out of incidentaIs of the
ttorney Generals department. At pres
1t he was not advised of any condition of
fairs to render this item necessary.
Mr.. Kaulukou withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Kaunamano moved the committee
ljOurn TO 80 o'clock
His ExceIlency Mr.. Gibson SAID he had
l item to insert which would no doubt
use discussion, but as it was so near u
clock he was in favor of a recess.
At II 30 the committee adjourned to 80 '
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