The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-30

lot decided in favor of Kauhane,
who received 66 votes, and Richard
son z.
The next in order was the nominal
ton and election of Secretary. Mr..
Magoon was the only nominee aud
under suspension Of the rules, was
elected by show of hands.
Mr.. Luther Wilcox being the
ouly nominee for interpreter and
translator, the election proceeded
the same as in the case of the secre-
tary.
Revs. E. S. Timoteo, Waiamau
and Kealoha werei each nominated
Chaplain. Balloting resulted in the
election of Rev. E. S. Timoteo, who
received 81 votes out of 43 cast.
Mr.. Halstead being the only nomi-
nee for the position of master-at-
arms, was elected by reclamation.
For Messenger, there were two
nominees, w. B. Rice and Simon
Hookano. A ballot resulted in the
election of w. b. Rice, who received
32 votes to his opponents ~.
For Janitor, there two nominees,
Moses Keliiaa and Saml. Kuula.
Moses Keliiaa received 81 votes.
On motion of Noble Castle the
rules of last session were adopted.
Noble Castle gave notice that at
an early date he should introduce
the following bills:
An Act TO amend and consolidate
the election laws of the Kingdom;
An Act to regulate the practice
of dentistry in the Hawaiian Islands {;
An Act to provide for the con-
struction of a steam railroad on the
Island of Oahu;
An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to amend and consolidate the
laws relative to the Commission of
Private Ways and Water Rights,
being Chap. XLIX of the laws of
1886;
An Act to amend Chap. XLIII of
the laws of 1886 relative to the
withdrawal of alcohol for certain
uses;
An Act to Provide for certain
liens of mechanics and material men
An Act to facilitate the proof SER
vice of processes in civil cases;
An Act to authorize the clerks OF
the Supreme and Circuit Courts to
tax costs;
An Act to provide for a licence
for legal practitioners;
Az Act to authorize Circuit
Judges to examine for contempt;
An Act to provide for the term Of
the Circuit Court in the Second Ju.
dicia! Circuit;
An Act to amend Sec. $50 of tho
Civil Code, relative to security fol
costs in certain cases.
The Attorney General gave motto,
that he should introduce at al
early date the following bills:
Ito abolish the office of Gov
ernor;
2-To provide for the perform
ance of duties heretofore performed
by the Governors
SO regulate the Police force O.
the Kingdom.
Rep. Kamauoha gave notice of /;
bill to amend Art. 81 of the Consti
tuition.
Minister Thurston gave motto,
that he should introduce the follow
ing bills:
An Act to amend Art. 81, Chap
XXVI Civil Code, relative to tn
registration of conveyances;
An Act to authorize the Chic
Clerk of the Interior Department t,
sign licences;
An Act to confer upon Notarie
Public the power to administe
oaths;
An Act to amend Chap. XLVI o
the Session Laws of 1884, relativ
to the Hawaiian Postal Saving
Bank.
Rep. Paehaole gave notice that b
should introduce bill to abolisl
tuition fees of school children.
Minister Green stated that the re
port of the Minister of Finance TO
the biennial period was ready TO
distribution to the members of tn
House.
Noble Castle presented a resolu
ton, that all bills that pass to sec
ond reading, be referred to tn
Printing Committee without furthe
debate. Carried.
The Minister of Finances biennia
report was laid on the table.
The House then adjourned unit
10 a. IN. ON Wednesday.
The President recalled the Hous
to order, and read an invitatio
from the Geo. w. belong Post G
A. r. to the members of the Hous
to participate with them in the oil
servance of Memorial Day.
SECOND DAY-May 80.
MORNING SESSION.
, The House was called to order b
the President at 10 a. IN.
PETITIONS.