The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-24


Noble Townsend reported from
the Committee on Education to
whom was referred the bill relating
to tuition fees in schools, recon-
mending the House to pass a substi-
tute bill which they offer. The re-
port was ordered printed.
Rep. G. Brown reported from the
Judiciary Committee to whom was
referred section in the bankrupt
bill, recommending that the section
pass with the following amendment:
That "the bankrupt shall have the
privilege of appealing TO the Su-
preme Court or Court III BancO
within ten days" The report was
adopted and the bill passed to en-
grossment.
Minister Austin, in answer to the
questions propounded by Hon. G.
=. Kamauoha, stated that he went
to His Majesty after his return from
kona and before the opening of the
Legislature, and asked him to call
a Cabinet council to go over and
consider the bills prepared by the
Cabinet, the Military bill was one.
The King replied that he did not
want a Cabinet council, rs he was
only interested in the speech from
the throne at the opening, and the
appropriation for the civil list. He
He requested me to ask the Premier
to have copies of these matters
made and sent to him. They were
so made and sent.
End. When the Military bill was
taken to His Majesty for signature,
stated to him that l was directed
to inform him, that the Cabinet
unanimously advised him to sign it,
and said that the Ministers were at
his service for any consultation de-
sired by him. further said on my
own behalf that / was very DESTROYS
that he should sign all bills passed
by the Legislature, that 1 felt that
it was for the good of the country
and for the personal benefit of His
Majesty that he should not act in
any manner contrary to the express
ed wish of the House, who L felt
sure represented the feelings of the
best citizens of the Kingdom and
that such wishes were distinctly
shown in their renewed expressions
after veto.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Rep. G. Brown gave notice of a
bill to repeal Chap. 10 of the laws
of 1880.
Rep. Kalaukoa presented q reso-
luton to the effect that q certain
gate on the Kapiolani road was
locked and requested that the Min
lister of the Interior to order il
opened as it is an old right of way.
The House ruled that the resolu-
ton was out of order.
Noble Richardson read first
time a bill to amend the session
laws relating to divorce.
On motion the bill was ordered
not printed.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The House went into Committe
of the Whole, Noble Townsend il
the Chair, to consider the Appropri
alton Bill.
The first business done was tn
reconsideration of the item So, 50I
for two bridges at Waihee, Maui
The motion to insert this amout wa
lost.
Noble Richardson moved to in
sert 81, 800 for bridges at Honoko
hau and Kahakuloa, Maui.
Minister Thurston said there
would probably be more items ask
ed for for such purposes, but if on
member after the other gets up ant
asks for appropriation under thi
head, which the members must know
is estimated from receipts derived
from a loan upon which 6 pc
cent has to be paid, he woul'
fore suggest that the contingen
fund be raised from $4,000 I
S35 900 to cover all these necessary
OUTLAWS, and stop this itemizing an,
swelling the Appropriation Bill on
of all proportion to the amount o
money likely to be received.
Noble Richardson asked to with
draw his motion.
Rep. Helekunihi moved to inser
1000 for road from Olinda to tn
top of Haleakala. Lost.
Unexpended road tax for the sew
eral districts, $52, 852.14.
Road damages, $93, 900.
The item of $4,000 for electri
lights was next discussed.
Minister Thurston said that h
was socialist enough TO advocate thu
the Government should take charg
of and operate such works as raj
roads, gaslighting, telegraphs, ct
He did not know what the matt,
was with the editor of the BULLETS
{ he must suffer some in his corpo
r osity, or is he looking for prospe'
tive profits from a private electr
light company? 1t is fact thu
9 this country would not have had
i, Hotel, had not the GovernmeI
y built IT, 1t ran the first steamer
> the inter island trade successfully
1t built a marine railway whiC
o would not have been built had ii