The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11
DAY, Nay 6. 1Ssl

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that the section will read, Whenever any rddi
cal difference occurs between tbe English and The
Hawaiian versions, the Hawallsu version shall b,
binding 10 second reading IN order.
Representative Brown moved that the ApprupEi
| alton Bill be made The ucdsr of the day on Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Representative Castle moved IN amendment
that Tuesdays and Fridays De appointed. he
thought that the business OF the Assembly would
be got along with quite fast enough If only two
DAYS IN the week were occupied In consideration ul
the bill
On vote being taken the amendment Was lost by
a vote Of Il TO II and Representative Browns mo
tiua was carried.
Representative kaai gase notice OF intention tC
introduce a bill 10 amends sections Sc and % OF
the Civil Code, relating 10 licenses.
Representative Richardson gave notice Of bill
TO amend chapter Is, laws of 1874, entitled, " An
act 10 amend section $40 Civil Code He also
offered n resolution that committee be appointed
to take charge Of the engrosslng work of the
session.
Representative halua asked for an explanation
regarding the appointment OF q committee TO take
charge OF the engrossinC.
Representative Richardson said that it WAS the
custom IN former sessions 20 appoint such com
mittee. It facilitated the business OF the Assembly
aud relieved the secretary of considerable work.
Representative haluL said that he was IN favor
of anything thl- would facilitate the work Of the
session, but while speaking he would say, that the
bills for eICruSslug las. session. were larger than
e. a
BY ASKING for tenders. lie knew that there was d
great diigrOuce In the amounts charged by the en-
EroSSers and those presented H. the committee
bills. Several of the young men who had done
eugrOSsing last session had sad 10 him that their
figures were away below those presented 10 the
House. He favored the resolution, bat hoped the
committee would be ygry attentive TO their duties
The resolution wGs carried and the President
stated be would appoint the members of the CON-
mittee AZ a future date.
Representative Kauai offered d resolution that
each member Of the Assembly be supplied with 800
. cent postage stamps TO be paid for out Of the
| appropriation for expenses of tue session.
Representative heau amended shat the number
bs 500
Representative Dickey moved an amendment to
the amendment, that the number be y.
Representative keau's amendment for 500
Representative Nahinu offered resolution that
5000 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill, fol
building wharf at Ho0kena Hawaii. Referred
TO Committee on Public Lands, etc.
Representative Nahlle offered a resolution tia;
the sum OF $1,000 DO appropriated for court
house and lookup for the district Of North h0na
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Representative PAehaolo offered % resolution
that $1,000 be appropriated Tor the purpose OF
erecting q crane or other improved appliance FOL
the landing Of freight az Pelekuuu, MolOkal. The
resolution was written On a half sheet of note
paper and being thus IN opposition to one OF the
House rules which prescribed not less than half
sheet of letter paper, It was returned to the intro
ducer IN consequence.
Representative Castle offered q resolution that
all resolutions relating to buildings and improve
ments be referred to the Committee on Public
Lands, etc Carried.
Representative Paeha0la again presented hi;
| resolution relative to appliances for landing
freigt at Pslekunu and which vas nov referred &c
the Committee on Public Lands.
At ll:l0 Representative keau moved the " order
of the day. but the motion not being seconded
was not put.
Representative kauuamauU by permission, read
for the first time bill TO amend chapter ,, sec
tion and Of an act approved in the year 1874
and entitled IAN act authorizing the Minister OF
the Interior TO grant 10 owners Of mills for the
manufacture Of sugar licenses 10 dlstll splrituOus
liquors. sent to PRINT and to second reading il
order.
Following are the provisions Of au Act to amend
Chapter AAIIl. Sections and Of an Act approved
IN the year 1874 entitled IAN Act authorizing the
Minister Of the Interior 70 grant to OF mill:
for the manufacture Of sugar, licenses TO distll
| spirltuo1s liquors.
SECTION l. That Section / of Chapter XIII OF
the laws of 1874, be and the same Is hereby amend
ell by striking out the words owner or owners OF
any mill for the manufacture Of sugar." and III
serting in their place the words lone applying
therefor so that the said Section as amended
| shall read as follows:
section l. The Minister Of the Interior Is here
by authorized to grant to any one applying there
for license to dstl spIritu0us liquor subject &c
| the conditions and restrictions hereinafter sci
forth
SECTION > That Section g. be and the same i:
hereby amended by striking 0ut the words 'of the
plantation aud the words "0n this pl8otatIun s.
that the section u amended shall read a. follows
| section 8. The hCsnsee or manager, or sOmt
person Hcting for aud on behalf Of such lcensee Of
manager, and acquainted with the facts, shall re
port to the Minister Of the Interior, and to thu
| Collector General Of Customs, the quantity Of
spirits manufactured by him and delivered TO tdC
| Custom House Authorities, each quarter and oft
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scribe oath follows to the following effect
| Il sOlemnly swear that tine report herein aboy,
| subscribed by me, contains true account Of al
| the spirItuOus liquors manufactured b. me, or bI
my authority, during the time set forth in sucl
| report. The So Iscribing of such OATH an oatt
shall subject one SO subscribing it to al the pain
and penalties of perjury, provided the report 81
sworn 10, shall be proved TO be untrue"
SECTION 8 This Act shall become lag, from auJ
after the date of its approval.
Representative Brown gave notice Of intention
| TO introduce a bill to amend sections and - Of
the act to regulate proceedings IN bankruptcy, by
the addition Of new section 70 be called section
| Is A.
Representative Kauai offered a resolution tina
| 5000 be appropriated for making roads in tn,
| town of Waimea, Kauai Referred 70 COMMITTEES
on Public Lands, etc.
| Representative Palohau gave notice of a bin K
amend Section -, Chapter LNIII, Session Law,
| of 1852.
Representative halua offered the folIoEing reso
| luton: Whereas II appears that large numbers O
| Chinese are continually coming into this country
| ana whereas certain regulations were published
restricting the coming IN Of Chinese. aud certain
| rules were published BY bis EScellency the Minis
| ter Of Foreign Affairs that no more than twenty
| I'VE Chinese would be permitted 90 come by s SIN
gle vessel; therefore resolved, that the Minister
| Foreign Affairs be requested 10 forward TO thi
House il writing If the said restrictions have beer
carried out since those regulations were Published
| and to state whether any more than the uumbsl
4tff afrg LaHaHrr 90
| enter. In support O; the resolution he said that
| several months aro, before the Representative
| II the Assembly were elected, certain regulation
we're published II the papers. stating that n
! more than a certain number OF Chinese were {,
be permitted to land from any vessel. The publi
seeing that notice were much pleased with 1t, con
slderinC II a measure that would check the furthe
introduction Of Chinese into the country. But sc
while the notice still appsared IL the newspapers
| vas observed that large numbers OF Chinese yer
! still permitted 10 come in Nearly every vesse
| that entered brought large numbers Of them-yer
| much IN excess OF the number stated Inc las
| steamer brought large number and they brough
the small pox with them vet they were allowed Z
| land. Fortunately the disease vas discovered i
| time and the SICK were segregated and the dlseas
| has not spread. This resolution simply meant I
inquire whether the regulations OF the Minister o
| Foreign Affairs had been carried ont and the rC
| strictions enforced II would seem 10 any casus
| visitor that there were ten Chinese II this city
! one Hawaiian, especially II certain quarters yer
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required. On Maui, at Spreckeisvile alone, ther
| we're over Zoo Chinese; at Makawao and Lahain
| there were many 10 be seen, so on Hawaii an
| Kauai a visitor would become impressed With IL
| large uumber Of Chinese IL this country. Thi
| resolution seeks 70 ascertain, n writing. II til
| published regulations have been carried oct.
/ few months ago the terms OF treaty between TIL
country and Japan were Published, and gov labo
i can be obtained from there. Il seemed thea tia
the policy of the Government vas 70 prev II f1i
| Their influx of Chinese To this add the regnla
| tons and one naturally wonders hoE the Chimes
| sill come here in large numbers and land Ho
| do they manage to do So! syade the Law! or AZ
| not the regulations e1forcedf Constituents c
members naturally ask hoE this can be done !
the face Of the published regulations, the peopl
desire to know Why the regulations are not CT
| med out.
Representative Dole asked lie Minister OF r Of
1 eign Affairs for a COPY of the regulations
1 Representative kauluko1 vas infayor OF the II
| solution bat thought that II the Eording OF 10
| resolution was followed the obiect desired vool
| not be attained. Considered that hep. halua IA
answered his own questions; the resolution asks
| the regulations were carried out and the INK
| ducer then states that he knows OF large nnmoeI
/ coming N contrary 20 the regulations lhou-l
| that If the question why were more lnan u
| aunber specified allowed to land the Ainfsts
| then vould have something definite % ansNs
1 The sneaker almost II one BREATH SAD tnat' -
| Hawaiians did not want the Chinese ana then 81
/ tlat the introduction Of ChinEse vas Of beueni
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