The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-04

mittee pass.
Noble Smith moved to strike out
the word "cxclusive. Under the
circumstances it was wrong TO give
an exclusive right for twenty yesrs.
Noble Wight thought that the
Minister of Interior should have
power to name the tariff TO any com
panv that should extend from this
line. !He offered an amendment
but finally withdrew it.
Noble Young was in favor Of the
section il the word exclusive" was
stricken out. The honorable Noble
then related the story of Benny and
the bull pup. 1t was time for the
members of the House to scatter to
their homes when they began to give
exclusive right to one person.
Minister Thurston moved that the
exclusive rights he for ten instead of
fifteen years.
Rep. F. Brown thought if this
change was made it would make the
bill useless.
Noble Smith moved the ayes and
noes be taken on the amendment to
strike out the word exclusive"
Carried.
The amendment was lost on a di-
vision; 81 to 8.
The motion to insert the word
"ten" inplace of twenty was lost
on division; 20 to 10.
At 1905 the House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled at /. pm.
Noble Smith moved the consider
alton of the veto message and the
Coffee Bill set for 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, be deferred until Mon
day, at II o'clock. The Minister
of the Interior had gone home with
sick headache and as he intro
duced the bill it was only fair that
he should be in the House when the
matter came up.
The motion was carried.
Noble Smith presented majority
report from the select committee or
the election laws.
Minister Ashford presented ;
minority report from the same com
mittee.
The reports were received anc
laid on the table to be considered
with the bill.
Further consideration of the Oahl
Railway Bill.
Section 3 relating to conditions
restrictions, and speed, section a re
lating to location, maps. charts ant
plans, section defining the fare f
be charged and section 6 relating t.
lease and purchase OF lands we've a
passed as in the bill.
Section provides that the land
to be taken for the line shall not eN
coed forty feet in width.
Rep. Kamauoha thought fort
: feet too much.
Minister Ashford SAID sixty-si
i feet was the general width allowed
: The section passed as in the bill
Sections 8, 8, 10, IL, ~, 19, +
S lating to the taking of propert
: rights ETC., were passed as in bill.
1 After section IA had been rea
$ Rep. c. Brown moved to insert
: line after the word "found" I'll
/ words "or is incompetent TO nal
a contract" Carried.
v Noble Smith moved to strike OF
the words ''the amount ii is willIr
to tender for" and insert g;
amount equal to fair valuation of.
: Carried.
The section then passed
L amended.
e Section Is passed as in bill. A
: amendment relating to arbitrato
It was added to section 16, on motto
n of Minister Ashford and the sectic
passed as amended.
= The remaining sections were pas
= ed with few amendments.
e The bill as amended passed to e
= grossment and will be read thi
Re time on Monday.
Consideration Of bill to encor
o age the production and sale of Ia
e Flour and other products of taro.
le The bill passed TO engrossmc
and will be read a third time
re Saturday.
re Consideration of q bill to special
= llcence the retailing of malt liquc
lie manufactured under the Act emit
W ed san Act to licence the brewi
of malt liquors in the district OF L
ne nolulu."
e. Rep. c. Brown moved the licer
o. he fixed at $3.50 instead of 500
~ in the bill. Carried.
lie The section passed as amended
10 Minister Ashford offered 81
n stitute for section 2 which passed
The bill finally passed to engrC
lie ment and will be read third ii
he on Monday.
G. Consideration OF an Act relat
rd to internal taxes. Passed to
on grossment and will be read a I'll
In. time on Monday.
1t. At 4:05 the House took rec
og to O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
'uS The House reassembled at z;
-, Consideration of certain sect