The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-06-08

AhOps holouNON BASoNhNSN BNNi-
ton from Honolulu praying that
this House look into the matter of
Private Ways, and that the laws re-
lating to Private Ways be amended,
and also that the width of right of
way be defined. Laid on the table
to be considered with bill on the
same subject.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Rep. F. Brown reported 8 bills
printed and ready for distribution.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Noble Waterhouse gave notice of
a bill to prevent the issue of COM
mercial paper as circulating
medium.
Noble Baldwin read u first time q
bill to regulate the Bureau of In
struction. Referred to Printing
Committee.
Rep. Kamauoha asked the Minis
ter of Finance if it was true that
S22 ,S5S.4S had been taken from
the Treasury within the two years
ending March 81, 1888, to pay the
expenses Of the steam tug? And
il So, 2G9.4S are still due by the
Government for such service? What
caused the expenditure of SIT, $50
within the last months ending
March 81, 1888, for this service
He stated that SIS, 269. AZ have been
expended over and above the amount
appropriated by the last session, and
that the Government still owes So
269.4S, and wished it explained why
the average cost of this service for
those three months has been SO
much greater proportionately than
the preceding II months.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Second reading of the bill relating
to attorneys and counsellors at Law
and to the practice of attorneys il
the inferior courts of the Kingdom
On motion the bill was read sec
ton by section.
There was lengthy debate or
this bill, in which Noble Castle
Reps. Kalaukoa, +. Brown, Kamau
oha, G. Brown, and the Minister O
the Interior took part. Tire,
amendments were offered to section
2, two of which were carried. On
was that "the certificate shall be il
force from date of issue" and til
other was adding "for cause" afte
the word refused" in the Sd line
The section then passed as amended
Section 3 was read, and severa
amendments were offered, reducing
the amount Of the fee for certifi
cate to practise in the inferior
courts.
These amendments were exhaust
lively debated, and Rep. Kauhi Of
fered an amendment, that practi.
TONERS in the Supreme Court bt
charged a fee of 500, instead O
$50, as in the bill. The amendment
to 800 was carried.
Noble Castle moved to strike on
the word twenty-five" in the 4tl
line of Section 3, and insert ''fifty.''
Rep. Kamauoha amended to eff
teen"
Noble Warehouse moved to re
consider the vote, passing TIL,
amendment of 500.
Noble Widemann moved to strik,
out the word twenty-five" and in
sert nothing.
Motion to reconsider was carried
Minister Thurston said it wa
about time he said something abou
this bill. 1t was notorious that tn,
member from Honolulu is trying &c
incite race prejudices both in th,
House and out of it. We are no
Haoles or Hawalians in this House
we are all Hawaiian citizens, ant
as such should work for the interest
of the nation. 1t has been advanced
by some of the native members tina
this law will only benefit the haol
lawyer, and that they should not b.
taxed to benefit only class. Tn
law library is open to all and can b,
consulted by any one who chose Il
do so. He did not want anythin,
done that would incite the native
against the haoles, nor did he wisl
to see the haoles melted against tn
natives.
Section 8 then passed as in th
bill.
The House took a recess until
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