The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-21
Sixty seventh Day.
FRIDAY. Aug. Il


The House met at 10 o'clock :. m, the
President. Hon W. r Castle. in the
chair Absent: Ministers Green, Thurs
ton. Ashford; Mobiles Dowsett, Jaeger,
Smith, Wight, Hitchcock, Baldwin, Bailey
Campbell, widemann. Makee, Wilcox
Reps. Dowsett. F. Brown, Kinney. Min
utes read snd confirmed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Noble Townsend read the report OF the
EduCStiOn Committee ON an item IN the
Appropriation bill, repairs and permanent
improvements 10 boarding schools, $1,000,
recommending that the item do pass.
Adopted.
The same Noble read the Education
Committee report on the proposed item,
Normal Department in FOrt-St. School, So
900, recommending the same to be inserted.
Lzid on the table 10 be considered with
the Appropriation bill.
The same Noble read minority report
by himself as chairman OF the Education
Committee on the proposed item Of $4,000
for building and repairs Of school houses
After consultation with the Inspector
General and the President Of the Board OF
Education. the chairman OF Committee
concluded that the sum asked can not be
excessive, and there Is moral certainty
that no miS-applicaIion of the money will
BE- made. Laid on the table TO be ccnsid-
cred with the Appropriation bill.
Rep. +. Brown reported one bill printed.
Noble Robinson read the report Of the
Committee on Commerce on the bill intro
duced July p by Rep. c. Brown, TO repeal
Chapter XXXIS. of the Session Laws OF
1850, being sn Act entitled An Act to
prevent fraudulent expectation OF Foreign
as Hawaiian produce TO ports OF the United
States Recommend that the bill be in
definitely postponed, Adopted.
Noble Smith, for the Judiciary Commit
tee. reported on the bill introduced BY the
Acknowledgement June 5, TO provide for
the bringing of suits by or against the Gov
eminent. recommending S new bill. AC-
cepted. and the new bill read first time,
by title.
LEAVE or ABSENCE.
The President read s note from Noble
Bailey saving that he had been obliged TO
retarn home for s few days, and asking
leave Of absence Leave granted
ORDER or The DAY.
Minister Thurston moved the two bills,
relating to segregation, be placed on special
orders Carried
Cofee.-ThIrd reading of the bill for en-
eouragement Of the cultivation of coffee.
Noble Wight moved an amendment TO
the first section providing that the pro-
posed plantation be located at hona or
Puma, Hawaii.
Rep. c. Brown did not think the proyiso
necessary The location Of the plantation
will be best settled by the parties who in
corporate TO engage in the enterprise.
The Minister OF Interior named several
places where coffee OF superior quality Is
cultivated
Rep. Kamauoha thought if the Govern
ment Is going to subsIdize the company
with money and land. 1t ought TO have the
right to decide the question Of location.
Noble Smith did not wish to see the law
hsmpeTed with this amendment, although
he hoped the plantation would be started
81 KO1a-
Rep. Naksleks moved indefinite post
ponement OF the whole bill. Il looks like
3 measure brought in to help somebody.
Ii will not be necessary to go far, II outside
the House at all, 10 find all the stockhOld-
ers Of the proposed company. He does not
believe in the enterprise that sits down ana
waits for the Government 10 start new
Rep. Kinney said the bill had been suffi-
GENTLY discussed on second reading, and
he would now distinguish himself by NOV
ing the previous question. Carried.
Indefinite postponement was lost on dIyl-
son;
Robinson. Jaeger. Waterhouse,
Foster. Luhisu, Wight. Motley, Wall, Ma
kee. Kalsukoa, Saone, KaUhi, Mcguire,
Nawahine, Gay, Nakaleks, Paehaole-7.
Noes-Green, Austin, ThurstOn, Ash
fori. Young, Smith. Townsend, Hitch
cock. Richardson, Dole, Hustace, a.
Brown. F. Brown, Deacon, Kauai, Kin
new. Kauhsne, Kamauohs, Paris, Daniels,
Hsiekunihf, Homer, kawafnui, A ! VIII
cox. Rlc@25.
The amendment offered by Noble Wight
xss negatiyed on the following division:
Aves-Jaeger. Foster Luhisu, Wight,
Wall. Make, kslsukOa, Naone, hamai,
Kamauoha. Paris, kswalnul-lZ-
Noes-Green. Austin, Thurston, Ash
fore, Robinson, Young, Smith. Water
house. Motley, Townsend, HITCHCOCK,
Richardson, Dole, HuStace, c Brown r
Brown. Deacon, Kinney, Mcguire, kau-
hzne. SaEahine Daniels, Helekunlnl,
Homer, A s Wilcox, Rice, Gay, Fse-
hs0le-S
The section and the bill passed
Street RalEay-Second reading OF the
bill relating 70 the Honolulu street rall-
way, under vote Of reconsideration passed,
August 4th.
Amendments we're offered by the At
tOrneY-General and adopted, upon which
the bill passed to engrossment, to be read
3 third time on Monday.
Noon recess, one hour
Afternoon