The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-08

ditioned that during the continuance of the
said franchise said grantee. his associate,
and assigns will faithfully perform all tn,
conditions prescribed to be performed by
him and them by the provisions of thi,
Act.
Your committee have prepared new
bill, which embraces all OF the above
amendments, which they respectfully rec
ommend this honorable body to pass tC
engrossment.
All of which is respectfully submitted by
your humble and obedient servants.7
J. w. KALUA,
f. PAHIA,
Mr.. Keau moved the report of the com
mittee be adopted.
Mr.. Brown moved the report be laid
upon the table until the minority report
be presented.
! Mr.. KaIua said there would not be any
minority report. The other two members
/ of the committee were Hons. Dowsett and
! Parker. The former had never been avail
! able, while the committee refused to let the
/ latter have nything to do with the matter,
! as he was interested in the enterprise.
Hon. Mr.. Bishop moved the report be
! laid upon the table to be considered with
| the bill.
Mr.. Brown withdrew his motion, and the
/ Hon. Mr.. Bishops motion prevailed
NEW BILL.
Mr.. Brown read a first time An Act to
provide for the issuing of certificates of
competency of engineers i'll charge of the
boilers and machinery of steam vessels"
On suspension of the rules, the bill was
read a second time by its title and placed
| upon the order of the day to be considered
with bill relating to steam boilers.
THE ISSUING OF EXECUTIONS.
Mr. KauIukou, by the unanimous con
sent of the House, read a first time an Act
to amend section 1923, chapter Is, of the
Civil Code, relating to the issuing of execu-
tions and proceedings thereof On sus-
pension of the rules, the bill was read a
second time by title and then passed to en-
grossment. 1t will be read a third time on
Thursday.
PETITION.
His Excellency Mr.. Dare. on suspension
of the rules, presented the following pc
tition:
To the Hon j. S Walker, President, and
the Legislature of the Hawaiian Islands
Gentlemen: The undersigned, executors
of the estate of Bernice P, Bishop, deceased,
respectfully represent to your honorable
body that they We duly recovered judg-
ment in the Police Court of Honolulu, on
the 8th day of May, 1885, against !. G. Ho-
apili Tax Collector, for the sum of SAL 85,
being the amount of taxes paid upon GER
tain property of said estate in excess of the
property tax required by law, duly certi-
fed copy of which judgment is hereto an
nexed and made a part hereof, and that
the said judgment has not been paid;
Wherefore, the said executors pray that
your honorable body will, in the manner
prescribed by law, provide for the payment
of said Judgment out of the Treasury of the
Kingdom, and your petitioners will ever
pray. etc, CHAs. r. BISHOP,
s. NJ. DAMON,
Executors.
By their attorneys, w. Austin Whiting
and Chas. Creighton.
The following is the copy of the judg- |
ment annexed:
POLICE COURT. Honolulu, |
Friday, May g. 1851 |
Chas r. Bishop and s. NJ. Damon, Exc |
cutors of B. ?. Bishop, deceased, VS.. J. G. |
Hoapili. Tax Collector. Assumpsit for |
$41 So. Judgment for plaintiff for Sal IS. /
Mr.. Austin for plaintiffs, Mr.. Rosa for de- |
PENDANT.
do hereby certify the above to be a true
judgment of my record in the Police Court
of Honolulu.
RICHARD f. BICKERTON,
Police Justice of Honolulu
The petition was referred to the Finance /
Committee.
MECHANICS LIEN BILL.
His Exeellency Mr.. Dare moved re-
consideration of the vote by which the |
Mechanics Lien bill was indefinitely post
poned, in order that briefer or condensed !
bill might be presented. The motion pre- f,
vailed and the bill was laid upon the table. !
DEAD LETTER BILL.
Mr.. Aholo presented a resolution that an /
Act to amend section 400 of the Civil Code, |
relating to dead letters, be taken from the |
table. Adopted.
On suspension of the rules the bill was |
read a second time by its title and referred |
TO the Judiciary Committee.
LICENSE BILL.
Mr.. kaai, on suspension OF the rules, |
moved that a bill to repeal section 81 of the |
Civil Code, relating to licenses, be taken |
from the table Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Castle the bill was re-
ferred to the Tariff Committee.
THE DRIVING OF CATTLE.
Mr.. Keau stated that he introduced some |
time ago bill relating to the driving of |
cattle on the highways, which was referred |
to the Judiciary Committee. As they had |
not reported, he moved that the commit /
tee be requested to return the bill Agreed .
to.
REAPPORTIoNMENT OF REPRESENTATIVES, BILL. /
Mr.. Hayselden, on suspension of the /
rules, presented the following minority re-
port:
Hon. J. S Walker, President Legislative