The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-14

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Rep. Kaulukou was saying that
some people had a great terror of
Cinnamon, when
Minister Dare raised the point of
order that motion to lay on the
table was not debatable.
The President sustained the point.
Rep. Kaulukou said he bowed to.
the decision of the chair, and would
therefore give notice of an act.
Minister Dare raised the point of
order that the question before the
house was the tabling of the Minis
ter's reply.
The motion carried.
Rep. Kaulukou gave notice of an
act to regulate the issuing of licenses
to agents of foreign mercantile
houses.
Rep. Castle presented the follow
ing resolution: Resolved, that
select committee be appointed for
the purpose of investigating the ex-
penditures of the Board of Health,
together with all other expenditures
for the public health; the methods
of said Board in procuring supplies
and all other matters under the con-
troll and direction of said Board of
Health, and that such committee re-
port in writing within two weeks
from date. In moving its adoption
he referred to public complaints
about the Board receiving supplies
without tender.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the order
of the day, which the President was
about to put, when Rep. Castle OBJ
jected that it had not been seconded.
A discussion on this point was start
ing up, but it was cut short, at
12:10, by Noble Cleghorn moving
for recess till 1 80, which carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house resumed at so, and,
on motion of Rep. Hayselden, pro-
ceeded to the order of the day.
Second reading of an act to amend
sec. 1, chap. 4, laws Of 1876, relat-
ing to drunkenness.
Rep. Castle said the bill had been
referred to select committee on
liquor bills, and had not yet been
reported up. In reply to statement
by the President, that the Secretary's
book had no record of such refer
ence, he read the resolution under
which it should have been referred.
Rep. Aholo moved the consider
alton of the bill be passed, which
carried.
Second reading of an act to license
tailors. 1t provides that tailors shall
take out licenses, paying a fee of
S25, under a penalty of $40 fine or
80 days Imprisonment.
Rep. Castle said that some time
ago the former Minister of the In
terror had given notice of bill re-
lating TO business licenses. The
law needed amendment, and he
asked the Minister of the Interior
if he knew anything about that other
bill.
Minister Gibson was glad his at
tention had been called to the matter,
and he would attend to it.
Rep. Castle moved the bill be laid
on the table till the Minister'S bill
was introduced.
Rep. Nahinu said he introduced
this bill in accordance with the
prayer of a petition from his Dis
trict.
The bill was tabled.
Second reading of an act relating
to the practice of law in the Police
and District Courts. Introduced
by Rep. Keau. 1t provides that
"ne person shall be allowed to
practice law in the Police and Dis
trict Courts of the kingdom without
license, provided that any person
may appear to prosecute or defend
his own cause, and that of any one
of his family" 1t is an amendment
of the law of 1873.
Rep. Keau moved the bill pass.
Rep. Castle moved it be referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Minister Dare moved it be amend
ed by substituting "any member of.
his own family" for "any one of
his family"
Rep. Castle indicated clerical
blunder in the bill, where it men,
toned sec. 1914 G. of the act of
1878, which had one section only.
amending the above section of the
Civil Code. He moved to amend
the bill in this respect, withdrawing
his motion 10 refer to the judiciary
Committee.
Rep. Brown moved the bill be
considered by paragraphs, which
carried, and then Rep. Castles
amendment was put and carried.
Rep. Kaulukou, in regard to the
Attorney Generals amendment,
thought man should be allowed to
appear for his relatives within four
degrees.
Minister Dare, in reply to Rep.
Dickey, said that, according to the
common law of. England, a MANS
family was his wife, children, and
servants.
The amendment carried.
Rep. Castle moved to strike out
the words repeating sec. 1913 of the /.
Civil Code, which carried.