The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-27
The resolution passed, and at
1915 the house adjourned till 2
O'Clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House resumed at las
o'clock.
Second reading of an Act to
amend section l91 of the Civil Code,
relating to water rates.
Rep. Castle moved that the bill
be referred to select committee.
Minister Gulick moved that the
bill be referred to the Fire Limits
Committee. He recognized the bill
as one of importance, and the com
mittee, which was an intelligent one,
was well adapted to consider such
bill. Carried.
Second reading of an Act to
amend sections 3S7 and 388 of the
Civil Code, relating to fisheries.
Rep. Hayselden moved that bill
relating to the same subject, intro
duced by Rep. Amara, be taken from
the table, read by its title, and then
referred with this one. Carried.
Rep. Thurston moved that the
two bills be referred to Judiciary
Committee. Carried.
Second reading of an Act to re-
gulate the currency of the Hawaiian
Kingdom.
Minister Neumann moved the bill
be referred to select committee,
with Noble Bishop chairman. Car
ricd
The President appointed the fol-
lowing select committee: Noble
Bishop, Reps. Dole, Castle, and
Aholo and Minister Neumann.
Second reading of "An Act sup
Elementary to Chapter XXXIX of
the Penal Code relating to Gaming"
introduced by the Attorney-Gen-
eral.)
Minister Neumann pointed out
certain literal errors, which were
ordered to be corrected.
Rep. Dickey indicated a dis
crepancy between the English and
the Hawaiian version, which Rep.
Dole afterward showed to be q
transposition of lines in printing the
Hawaiian. Further investigation
elected the fact that the Hawaiian
version was bungled in the original
draft.
Rep. Aholo moved the bill pass to
engrossment,
Minister Neumann moved in
amendment that the bill be referred
to Rep. Dole for revision and cor
rection, which carried.
Second reading of San Act to
Forbid the Driving and Leading of
Cattle on the Public Road at Moana-
lua." introduced by Hon. j..
Keau.)
Rep. Brown moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed. If the
hon. member provided means for
getting the cattle into town any
other way, such as by railroad, a
balloon, or furnishing the cattle
with wings, then the bill might be
allowed to pass.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill pass to
engrossment.
Rep. Kaunamano moved to refer
it to the Judiciary Committee.
Rep. Kaulukou did not think it
would be wise to refer it to the Judi
ciary Committee, as the hon. member
for Koolauloa, of that committee
was set against the bill. They all
knew that the hon. member and Mr.
Campbell had fat cattle they wantet
to get into town. He was not il
favor of indefinite postponement ol
of passing it, but would move to lay
it on the table.
Minister Neumann said he hat
been looking at the bill, and h'
thought every bill brought in by :
member should be respectful,
treated. 1t appeared to him tha
this bill originated with some mothe
whose children had been frightened
by cattle. Some of the members
children brought into the hous'
were a little lame and q little hunch
backed, but still there they were
Yet he agreed with the member TO
Koolauloa that this was bill to kill
Nevertheless he could not coincid
with the member for Hilo to lay i
on the table, because it was not
good thing to look at. He had NJ
doubt the hon, member for Homo
lulu brought in that bill in goo'
faith TO help some special abuse
But why the entire public shoul
be inconvenienced because of on
private persons Inconvenience h
could not understand. While b
, could not support the bill because
does away with right that every
body has to the use of the streets
, yet he thought it should have dc
: cent burial, and he would supper
, its indefinite postponement.
Rep. Keau said he introduced I'll
bill in accordance with petitio
from people of Moanalua. Bein
, laid on the table to be cOnsidere
with bill to be introduced by hin
it became an order of the house fc
t him to bring in this bill. He di
not want hon. members to think TIL:
Y the idea of the bill originated wit
him. The petition should be col