The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-22
THE LEGISLATURE.
NINETEENTH DAY-CoNTINuEp.
FRIDAY. May 2lst.

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given notice of, to amend the law
relating to internal taxes. 1t pro
vides that nc road tax collected in
any district shall he sent to the
treasury in Honolulu, but deposited
with certain security provided, in
the hands of district school agents.
1t also provides for special tax on
vehicles.
Rep. Kaulia introduced an act to
amend sec. .. chap. 6, Civil Code.
Rep. Paehaole presented a reso-
luton for an appropriation of $1,000
for repairs and improvements of
roads and bridges on the island of
Molokai. Laid on the table for
consideration with the Appropriation
Bill.
Rep. Kaunamano introduced an
act to amend sec. 80. Civil Code,
relating to electoral districts.
Rep. Richardson introduced an
act to amend the Civil Code, as
amended by sundry acts. relating to
marriagc licenses. Il raises the fee
for license from % cents 10 ST.
Rep. Thurston asked thc Minister
of Foreign Affairs If the supplement-
tarv report of the Board of Health
contained the report of DIR. Aiming.
Minister Gibson replied that the
report ON Ieprosv, now only await
ing the completion Of the Hawaiian
version to be presented to- the house.
would contain DR.. Arning's report
in full. 1t was probably from the
proofs of that report, furnished by
| the speaker to DR.. Aiming, that the
latter made up his report recently
published for the information of his
friends.
Rep. Thurston moved a rcsolu-
tion, that the Minister of the lnte-
rior be requested to lay before the
Assembly statement of the names
Of the persons who had been award
ed claims against the Government
on account of property taken for
the use of the waterworks at Ma.
kisi. District of Honolulu, Oahu
and the amount due each of suci
persons with interest to date hereof
Carried.
Rep. Kauai introduced an act re
latlug to the retail licenses of spi
rituous liquors.
Rep. Palohau moved resolution
that the Sergcant-at-Arms he re
quested to have carriages ready to
morrow afternoon, for taking tn
committee of seven to visit Govern
mcnt buildings.
Rep. Kaulullou thought facilitie
should also be granted for Il con-
mittce which should be appointe
to visit Government institutions o
the other islands. As sheriff {
Hawaii he had reported ON tn
buildings in his charge, but men
bers did not seem disposed to aC
cept the reports of officials. ii
moved in amendment that suil
cient sum be set apart for cnabIin
a special committee to visit publ
buildings on the other islands.
The amendment was ruled out {
order by the chair, as its effect wa
to amend the resolution passed yes
terday.
On show of hands the resol,
ton was declared lost, but dout
being expressed II rising vo'
passed it.
Rep. Brown had called for Il
ayes and noes, after the show I
hands, and the President declare
he was out of order. He appeale
) but the chair was sustained by Il
house.
, SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
The house went into committee
the whole for the consideration
= the Appropriation Bill, Noble Gle
horn in the chair. The items III Il
Judiciary Department were resume
at the point reached on Wednesda
Salary District Judge of IIonuaula SIS
, Passed.
Salary of District Judge, Maka-
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Rep. Thurston moved to amend
, $4,000.
/ Rep. Richardson urged the passi
o Of the item without reduction.
Rep. Thurston said the court W
, only held in one place and two da
/. in the week.
/ Rep. Nahale was very sorry to s
f the disposition of the member I
I, MolOkai to cut down salaries
natives and increase those of fl
" eigners.
e Rep. Thurston disclaimed empl
s ticaIly the imputation.
a The discussion was continued
Reps. Dickey and Castle, and mol
Bishop, in favor of reducing I
y item to 81, 900, the same as last we;
It and by Reps, Kanlukou, HayseldC
u Paehaole, keau and Richardson
Is behalf of the item in the bill.
The item passed as in the bill,
c On motion Of Rep. RichardsC
i the house took recess from II