The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-16
THE LEGISLATURE.
12STH pAY.-Continued.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

House met and had quorum at
1922. Consideration of the bill to
authorize the Minister of the Inte-
rior 10 release and quit claim to
Hermann Koekemann, Bishop of
Olba and Vicar Apostolic of the
Hawaiian Islands, in trust for the
Catholic Mission of the Hawaiian
Islands of certain premises occupied
by said mission fortEleemosynary
purposes. The majority report of
the committee on the bill was read,
recommending that it pass.
Minister Kaulukou moved that the
reading of the minority report,
against the passage of the bill, be
dispensed with. Carried.
Rep. Lil'kalani wanted to have
the bill amended so that the land
could not, at any future time, be-
come the private property of the
Bishop.
The same Minister moved the ma
jority report be adopted.
The same Minis.ec further moved
that The bill pass and be engrossed
immedia ely. Carried.
Cor rside,ation of an Act to indem-
r'fy the Minister of Finance, in the
sum of SCI, ,S4G.14.
Rep. Heyselden moved the bill
pass to eDgrossment. Carried.
The saTe member moved the bill
be read a third time as soon as en-
crossed.
Rep. Riehardson reported the bill
already engrossed.
Third reading of The bill to in
demnify the Mioister of Finance.
Rep. Hayselden moved the bill be
read third time by title. Carried.
The same member moved the bill
pass. Carried.
Minister Aholo reported from the
committee appointed to consider the
bill prohibiting the diving of cat
tie in Moaualua. that the committee
were unable 70 gee on report.
Rep. Keau asked leave, as intro
ducer of the bill, 10 withdraw it.
Granted.
Third reading cf the bill for the
protection of life and property
against explosives other than gun
powder.
Rep. Hayselden said he approved
of the bill, except that it placed The
test TOO high. He moved the test
be fxed at 100, Instead of 10.
Rep. Falua thought the present
law had worked well enough. The
passage of this bill would prohibit
the use of all the oil for sale in the
city except by one firm. He moved
the bill be indefinitely postponed.
Noble Clegnorn supported the
amendment of the member for Homo
lulu.
Rep. Hayselden was against indie.
finite postponement.
The motion for indefinite post.
ponement was put and carried.
Minister Kaulukou moved the
house take up the bill for the organ
;zation of marine and military
school. Carried.
(The bill could not be found.)
Rep. Keau moved to take from
the table the bill to amend section
1913 of the Civil Code, and to ado
new sections thereto, relating tt
stalls in the mar.,ev. Carried.
Rep. Kalua moved that all bill
now before the house, except thos'
in the hands of the engrossing com
mittee, be laid on Che table. Lost.
Rep. Kaunamano read a resolu
tion that the secretary be instructed
to complete his record of the AS
ssmbly within GO days, commencing
October 18th.
Rep. Kalua moved to amend th'
resolution 70 read $40 days"
Rep. Paehaole moved to ament
by inserting $50 days.
Rep. Kalua's amendment carried
The resolution then passed al
amended.
Rep. Richardson reported bacl
engrossed, the bill to quit claim tt
the Bishop of Olba, certain lands,
Rep. Hayselden moved the bill be
read by title and passed. Carried
House adjourned at 1855 to
81