The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-01

uale OF prOrOgatlOn.
Rep. Dickey said the report had
not been seen or examined by any
members of the Assembly, to know
whether it is correct or not.
Rep. Aholo said the photograph
would be worth the price.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the pre-
vious question. Carried.
The motion passed.
Rep. Dickey moved reconsider
alton. Lost.
Third reading of an act to organ
ize the military forces of the King
dom. Passed.
HAWAIIAN AND ENGLISH VERSIONS BILL.
Third reading of an act to amend
section SO of the Penal Code, relat-
ing to the Hawaiian and English ver-
sions corresponding. Passed.
DEALERS LICENSE BILL.
Third reading of bill to amend
section ~, chapter IA, Session Laws
of 1882, relating to dealers licenses.
Rep. Kaulukou moved it be inde-
tinitely postponed. Carried.
COFFEE ADuLTERATIoN BILL.
Third reading of an act to pro-
hibit those who have hotels, res
taurants and coffee shops from
adulterating and weakening their
coffee.
Rep. Thurston said some altera-
tions should be made in section =,
and moved it be referred to n COM
mittee. Carried.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing committee: Hons. Thurston,
Nahinu, Kaunamano, Nahale and
Richardson.
Third reading of an act to provide
for the payment of certain bills in
Cured by His Maiesty's Chamber
lain during the coronation, and in
finishing and furnishing Iolani
Palace.
Rep. Hayselden moved to amend
the first section by inserting the
words "upon draft on the Minister
of the Interior"
Rep. Brown opposed the amend
ment. This was the bill to relieve
the privy purse. 1t should be the
sole province of the Chamberlain.
Minister Gibson said the arrange
ment would be satisfactory either
way. He did not recognize it as
part of the privy purse expenditure,
but as public expenditure.
Rep. Dole moved the bill be in
indefinitely postponed.
The amendment was carried and
the bill passed as amended.
Third reading of an act to amend
section 62 of the Civil Code, relat
ing to license. Passed.
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS SALARIES
BILLS.
Third reading of an act to pro
hibit the Minister of Finance from
paying the salaries of Government
officers during their absence from
Kingdom. Passed.
Third reading of the bill to amend
the election law by doing away will
the necessity for voter presenting
his tax receipt at the poll.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the bill b.
indefinitely postponed.
Rep. Thurston hoped the bill
would pass, as no reason had bee
given why it should not.
Rep. Hayselden supported indie
finite postponement. The receipt
were necessary for the identificatio
of voters.
Noble Bishop supported the bill
1t could be tried, at least for or
2 election.
: Rep. Kaulukou said the Planter
Labor and Supply Company had il
argurated all the abuses connecte
with the tax receipt system.
/ Rep. ThurstOn said the statemen
of the member for Hilo were falls
f and the member himself knew the
: to be false. AS Secretary of Il
. Company he could say that no none
+, had been paid out except for legi1
. mate running expenses. The mel
t ber for Hilo, under the guidance
e the present leader Of the Cover
e ment, Mr.. Gibson, had led crusa,
d of debauchery of the civil servic
: dismissing from office all perso
IS who failed to carry out the
d schemes. Cases of gin had be
e sent to Molokai, at last election.
it debauch the electors, by order
le Mr.. Gibson,
'r Rep. Hayselden-That is not tr
r lis lie!
10 Rep. Thurston-It is not a
0, and you know it is not.
re Rep. Hayselden-I dare you
t. prove it.
st Rep. Thurston-I can prove ev.
u word of it. The member for II
r says the employer has the ris
n to direct the votes of his employe
IL just here, l take issue with him.
is what we are striving to prev,
I'd them and the government from dol
ne so that electors can have char
to'vote as they please.
ne Rep. Hayselden moved the pre-
ne Gus question, but on Minister G
e. son rising to address the hou
withdrew the motion.
be Minister Gibson referred to
ed Item in the expenses of the Plante
he Labor and Supply Company's