The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-07

granting to Mr.. ID. p. Smith and his
associates the franchise for the above
purpose, and the proposals of Mr..
Smith made before the committee,
they find the bill not complete
enough to justify its passage, there
being no conditions binding upon
Mr.. Smith to compel him to perform
his part of the contract, and the
committee recommend this bill be
laid on the table.
Respecting the act granting the
said franchise to Mr.. G. . Berger
and his associates, the committee
could not recommend its passage in
its original form; but after certain
amendments made by Mr.. Berger,
and after consultation with those in
terested, the committee have pre-
pared new bill which embraces all
of the proposed amendments, and
which new bill is recommended to
be passed to engrossment.
Rep. Keau moved the report
be adopted.
Noble Bishop moved the report
he laid on the table TO be considered
with the bill. Passed.
Rep. Brown read a bill previously
given notice Of, entitled an act to
provide for the issuing of certificates
Of competency of engineers in charge
of the boilers and machinery of
steam vessels. The said member
moved this bill be placed on the
order of the day to be considered
with bill already on the table relat-
ing to the inspection of steam boil
ers. Passed.
Rep. Kaulukou said he had bill
to introduce which he deemed of
sufficient Importance to Justify him
in asking a suspension of the rule
that no new bills be introduced later
than the 9th inst, to enable him to
introduce the same.
Rep. Brown thought the proper
course would be to obtain leave of
the house to introduce the bill.
Leave being asked, was granted.
The hon. member then read a bill
entitled an act to amend section 1923
Civil Code, relating to the issuing of
executions and proceedings thereon.
On suspension of the rules, the
bill was read a second time by title,
passed to engrossment, and set for
third reading on Thursday.
Minister Dare moved a suspension
of the rules to present petition
from the executors of the estate of
the late Bernice p. Bishop, setting
forth that the said executors had
obtained Judgment in the police
court, ON the Sth May, 1885, against
j. G. Ioapili, tax collector, for
S41.S5, taxes paid on certain pro-
perty in excess of the property tax
required by law, and praying the
house to provide, in the manner pre-
scribed by law, for payment of the
said judgment, out of the Treasury.
Minister Dare moved recon-
sideration of the vote yesterday
Indefinitely postponing the Me
chanics lien bill, in order that a
briefer and otherwise better bill may
be introduced. Passed.
Rep. Brown moved the bill be
laid on the table. Carried.
Rep. Aholo read resolution that
the bill to amend section 400, Civil
Code, be taken from the table.
Carried.
On motion of the same member,
the bill was read second time by
title. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Rep. Kaai moved the bill tc
amend section 81 Civil Code, re.
lating to licenses, be taken from the
table.
On motion of Rep. Castle, the bill
was referred to committee on thu
Tariff.
Rep. Hayselden presented th'
minority report of the committee OIL
the bill to amend section 7S0, Civi
Code, relating to election of repre-
sentatives, recommending that th'
bill pass with an amendment to th'
effect that Oahu be represented b,
ten members, six for the district o
Honolulu.
8. Rep. Thurston said the ac
relating to property of married men
to have been read a third time to
day, was not engrossed, and movel
it be read on Thursday. Carried
Rep. Brown asked for information
respecting bill introduced by hin
on the first of June, as he saw tina
bills brought forward in July wer
placed above it ON the order of tn
day. He had seen it once on tn
order of the day, but it had bee
taken off. Bills should take the
regular order.
Rep, Castle said the House la
got into the habit of taking bills OF
of their regular order.
Rep. Aholo moved the order {
the day.
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