The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-05-27


Noble Crabbe moved that the distribu-
ton of the reports be deferred until both
languages were ready.
REQ. Kauhi said that If the Minister
of Finances report was ready in both
languages. why not have it now?
The motion on being put was lost.
President Walker reads communication
to house, presenting 100 copies OF Chief
Justices report.
Minister Thurston gave notice OF intro
duction of the following Acts: l. To
provide additional facilities in acquiring
homesteads; 2. To provide for commit
ment of fDipsomaniaes to Insane asylum;
8. To limit issue of retail licenses for
spirituous liquors and to provide for sale
Of such licenses at public auction; 4. To
authorize issue OF retail licenses for sale
of wines, beers and ales of low alcoholic
strength; 5. To regulate issue OF auction
licenses.
Rep. Bush moved that committee be
appointed to respond to His Malesty's
Address. Carried.
Minister Ashford gave notice OF an Act
to transfer from the Department of the
Minister of the Interior to that OF At
torney-G General, the care and custody OF
prisoners.
Minister Damon gave notice OF the fol-
lowing Acts: l. Act reducing passenger
tax: 2. Act authorizing the payment to
the Postal savings bank the actual inter-
est only where the bank pays to deposi-
tors; g. An Act relating to Postal banks
the coupons of which shall only be used
on negotiation OF said banks; 4. An Act
authorizing the Minister of Finance to
issue bonds at not to exceed per cent.
interest TO depositors in the savings
banks; 5. An Act transferring the deliv-
cry of Revenue stamps for use in the
outer districts to the Postmaster-G General; /;
6. An amendment to the Opium law,
making imprisonment for infringement
of this law optional with the Court; z.
An Act revising the Tax laws; s. An
Act making specific appropriations for
the biennial period ending March 81,
1892.
Noble Baldwin said that the commit
tee to whom the invitation of the Oahu
railroad was referred was ready to report,
and moved that the rules be suspended
to enable it to do So Carried.
The committee reported that they had
conferred with Mr.. Dillingham; and found
that he was willing to leave it to the
House to choose day for the excursion.
Rep. Kalua moved that the report be
adopted. Carried.
Rep. Kapaehaole gave notice OF the
following Acts: l. Act relating to deser-
ton; 2. Act relating to small fishes.
Noble Baldwin gave notification OF an
Act relating to foreclosure and sale of
mortgages.
Noble j. M. Horner gave notice of al
of railroads on Oahu.
Rep. Kanealii gave notice of the fol
lowing Acts: to repeal chapter 81 session
laws of 1888 relating to duties hereto
fore performed by governors; to repeal
chapter So session laws of 1888 relating
to tax assessors and collectors; to repeal
chapter 90 session laws of 1887 relating
to the Office of governor; to repeal chap
ter A session laws of 1883 relating to the
Office of governor; to regulate hours of
labor under contract law; to repeal
chapter IL session laws of 1888 relating
to the property and rights of married
women.
Rep. Rosa gave notice of an Act to
regulate the importation and sale of fire.
arms.
Rep. Bush gave notice of an Act to
amend master and servants Act, and an
Act to abolish the restrictions on sea
fisheries.
Noble Crabbe gave notice of an Act to
regulate the importation of immigrants
for plantation labor.
Rep. Wslpuilani gave notice Of an Act
To repea1 oh q pter 81 Of the session laws
Of 1887 relating to district justices.
Noble Mccarthy gave notice of an Act
to provide for garnisheeing the salaries
of Government employees. -
Noble Cunmins, Rep. Bush, Noble
CornweH, Reps. Kalua and Knudsen
we're appointed committee to reply to
the Kings speech, by the President
Rep. Rickard gave notice of bill to
provide for erection OF local hospitals for
the sick.
Rep. Brown moved the house take
recess until o'clock Carried.