The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-04

may receive deposits of the silver
coin of the Hawaiian Kingdom to an
amount not less than one hundred
dollars, and issue therefor certifi-
Gates of deposit of the denomination
of ten dollars payable to bearer on
demand without interest in silver
coin of the Hawaiian Kingdom, such
deposits, and certificates to be in
addition to those provided for in
section d of this act.
Rep. Keau moved the report he
laid on the table to be considered
with the bill. Carried.
Rep. Richardson reported num-
ber of bills engrossed.
Rep. Dole read report of the
committee on election laws, on the
bill to regulate voting at elections,
approving Of the bill and recon-
mending that the bill be referred to
the commission on revision of cleo
tion laws already provided for.
Rep. Paehaole moved the report
be adopted. Carried.
Rep. Hayselden asked permission
of the house to give notice of new
bill.
Rep. Dickey objected to the in
PRODUCTION of a new bill.
Rep. Hayselden moved to sus-
pend the rules to allow his notice to
be given.
Rep. Brown said the motion was
out of order. There was only one
way by which the matter could be
brought forward.
Rep. Lilikalani addressed the
house in Hawaiian, without inter-
pretaton.
Rep. Brown said there was nothing
before the house.
The President asked Rep. Brown
what was the zone way to which
he referred.
Rep. Brown said he had no bill to
introduce.
The President said it was ques-
ton if the resolution of the house
can be departed from.
Rep. Brown said the only way by
which the hon. member for lono-
lulu could bring the matter forward,
was by the unanimous consent OF
the house, which was the course
taken the other day when the
amendment to the Loan Act was
read.
Minister Gibson did not think the
resolution was any more unchan2e-
able than rule of TIE house. He
did not know what was the nature
of the proposed bill.
Rep. Hayselden said he wished tc
amend sections 13 and Is of the Tax
Law, which amendment ought to be
in inserted in the tax bill before ii
goes to engressment.
The President asked, "Does the
house consent ?"
Rep. Dole-What is the proposed
amendment?
Rep. Hayselden said he proposed
| to raise the tax on real estate and
personal property from three quarters
to one per cent.
Rep. Dole-Then l object, and
my constituents would blame me il
l did not.
Rep. Keau moved to insert in the
Appropriation Bill, $6.08 balance
due Kaelemakule as tax assessor.
Rep. Paehaole moved the resolu
tion be referred to the Finance Com
mittee. Carried.
Reps. Brown and Kalua aske,
leave of absence for the rest of tn
week. Granted.
Rep. Dole rose to n question O
privilege. A member had referee
to his absence, few days ago, a
being without leave of the house
He meant no disrespect to the house
When he went away, the house wa
not in session, and he had left
written excuse with the member fo
Molokai to present for him whic
the member must have forgotten.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of the bill to pre-
vent collisions at sea.
Minister Creighton moved the tw
reports of the committee on con
merce on this bill, he read. Carried
Rep. Dickey moved the hous
proceed, while the reports were bein
found, to the next business. ca
ried,
Third reading of the Appropri;
tion bill (continued).
The amendment introduced i
: Rep. Thurston, Hawaiian Ram
Company, for the cultivation an
manufacture of ramie, 2,50O
passed.
Minister Gibson moved the iten
. Janitor Aliiolani Hale, $1,000, |
| $1,000. Carried.
Rep. Brown moved the iten
"Mrs. Antoinett Swan for her III
: divided interest in certain lands
3 Ulakoheo, Oahu, So, ,000," be strut
: out. Mrs. Swan has no undivide
interest in those lands and new
1 had. No land had ever been granite
: to any member of the family. III
l claim arose solely on the fami
having Suuatlad on the land