The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-11
Continued from page 2.


direction of the Chief Justice, pre-
senting the Assembly with the BEN
NAL Report of the Chief Justice.
Rep. Brown moved resolutions,
that 50 and So be refunded, iespec-
lively, to Nakau and Alone, being
taxes improperly collected. Carried
Rep. Keau read a first time an
act to prohibit driving and Leading
cattle on the public road in Moana-
lua valley, from the Eva to the
Waikiki side.
Rep. Lilkalani read first time
an act to amend the law OF 1884
authorizing the Minister of the In
terror to grant licenses TO disti'i
spirituous liquors.
Minister Neumann submits his
report of Attorney. General, accom-
panied by that of the Marshal. lie
had not had the report printed, not
feeling authorized to decide how
much, if any, of the statistics therein
contained were desirable for publ
cation. On motion of Rep. AhOlo,
the report was ordered to be printed.
Rep. Kaai moved resolution that
$4,000 be appropriated for cod'iy-
ing, printing and binding the laws
of the kingdom IN the Hawaiian
language. On motion OF NOBLE
Cleghorn, the resolution was tabled
Rep. Thurston moved resolution
to appropriate 81 900 to buy boun'h
volumes of all Hawaiian publica
tons, to be deposited in the Cover I
ment library. lie referred to tbi-
difficulty now existing of ilndlr g
access to even recent files OF dome g
tic publications. Carried. -
Rep. Dckey presented resoI
ton that $4,000 be appropriated Iu-
build suitable schoolhouses at MO
kawao, Maui. Referred to the 10 La
cation Committee. Au-
Rep. Nahale gave notice of an ,
to provide permanent settiehact
for Princess Poomaikelani. ent
Rep. Paehaole read first time
act to amend sec. 20 of an act an
amend chap. 10, Penal Code, pas to
in 1865. The effect of the amdsed
ment is to make the age of com'nd-
sorv attendance at school 6 tdpul-
wears. instead of to ID as at 7 ~
ent.
Rep. Richardson read first
an act providing for transfeSime
the seat of the Second judicial OF
cult Court from Lahana to Wal Clf-
Kep. Kalua moved the rulCuku.
suspended, to have the bill rs DE
second time by its title. ao
The President called the ATTIC
of members to the requiremenltlon
two-t thirds vote of all the me OF a
present, and not merely of alabers
voted, to suspend the rules. who
,g, The motion carried, and Il
was read second time by it, Dill
Rep. Castle moved to ref itlei
bill to the Judiciary Commit th9
Rep. Kalua preferFa a to IL,
referred to a select comrlitte,
Neither the member from Wailuk
nor himself was on the Judiciar
Committee. This bill sought to hay
the term of Court held at I,ahain
changed to another place. This Nv;
the fourth attempt to change I'll
place of meeting of the Cour
Therefore he moved that the bill |
indefinitely postponed. He had I
doubt that if any of them WEI
alive in 1888, whoever Representa-
Waluku would Introduce bill Lib
10 n. Al.
bills of this kind were alwa,
brought in by members from WA
luku. The Government did not d
sire the proposed change. miss
he had the honor to represent Wa
luku himself and he introduced
bill to make the change. At TIL
time the only idea of making Il
change was to benefit the district
Wailuku and not for the good OF Il
rest of the country at all M
Rep. Dickey hoped that The b
would pass. He was not fro ~ w;
luku and was perfectly indie pende
in the matter. The Court slOuld
held at the most CONFERENCE.-The
and Wailuku would acconimoda
the most people. When theS Coz
was established ut Lahaina, tyhat W
large place-whaleshiIbs VT
coming there and it was very cd
venient place. But at pre- vent l.
haina was make-loa. Theme We
more people in the district Of IIa
than in Lahaina, Olowalu andlKaaI
pail together. If this ques don W
left to the votes of the pesople
Maui he was sure they wo,hld We
with large majority for lEemov
fIe hoped the house would consit
this matter in spirit of ihdepc
dence.
Rep. Thurston agreed wi th RI
Dickey and gave his view in
native tongue without interpl etatiC
On motion of Rep. Castle,
1915, the house adjourned Gll |:
p. NJ.
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