The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTY-EIGHTu DAY.
TUESDAY, Aug. 10.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House resumed at 1885.

he House resumed aI :oo,
Third reading of bill to regulate
the drawing OF talcsmcn in jury
trials.
The hill passed ON motion Of Min
ister Peterson and is us follows:
Section /. Whenever a sufficient
number OF jurors regularly sum
moncd do not appear, or cannot he
obtained, to form 4 jury in any
case. civil or criminal, the Court
may order The Marshal to summon
talesmen. Two talesmeG may he
summoned from among the bystand-
ers if no objection is made by any
party 10 the cause. Ii more than
two talesmcn should be required, or
if objection be made to summoning
any bystander, the Clerk shall draw
such number of names rs may he re.
uuired from n box containing all the
remaining names of the Fifty last
semi-annually selected rs jurors by
the Clerk in concert with some
Judge as provided in Section l Of
Chapter NNll., Laws of 1870.
Whenever said list shall be exhaust
ed before proceeding with the trial
of the cause before the Court, 4 new
list of fifty names shall he prepared
in ihelnanner provided in Section |
Of Chapter NNli,, Laws OF $50,
and such taicsmon as lUav he re-
quired shall be drawn by the Clerk
from such list. And new lists Of
iitty names shall be prepared from
time 10 time as may be required.
The persons whose names are so
drawn shall he forthwith SNmmohe"
10 appear aS Jurors IN me cause on
trial.
Section ,. MI laws an" parts o!
laws Inconsistent herewith ale Hefe.;
by repealed
Section .. Ihis Aco snail tHke
effect from amt alter Tie date OF It's
approval.
bird reading oil niii to repeal the
law relating TO the shipping OF ia
wailan Seamen'
lhe mn passed. NJ does away
with all the restrictions heretofore
existing against the shipping OF la
walian seamen on foreign NesseiS'
Third reading OF bili 10 prevent
the counterteillng OF iofcIgn postage
stamps
Passed on MOTION or KEEP W hI'e. @
lhlru reaoinS OF pili W ch"i'Se
the fire limits OF Honolulu.
Minister peterson asked II this
was the Dlli lhat lhe coihmltIee re-
ported with thelr amehomeh's'
KEEP. Lucas SAD IL was, ana nov
eel the piil pass. Carfieo'
Second reading or biii TO ehcour'
age railways on the lslahd OF iia-
wall ii,
Minister Peterson moved lhe hii'
be deferred TIL the oahu Ka'iWaS
blll is under consideration Gar
RED.
Inc b!il relalIhS 10 ioug'ns
| houses was deIerreu owing 10 Ih'
absence OF the introdncer, NobI'
Phillips.
Second reading OF hiIi 10 pfohioi
bnrDed ware fences. =,
Minister fc'ersoh moved 'hc Dil
he referred to the committee OF
public lands.
| Noble Mafs"eh move" 1T ne III
definitely postponed.
referred 10 committee
Second reading of hiiI 10 amen
sec. ID, ClvIi Code, as amended
1852, relating TO auction licenses
Introduced by Minister spencer.
Rep. H. W. Wilcox moved III
bill pass.
Minister Peterson was IN favor c
the bill, but doubted II the prov
sion was not too sweeping, whlc
SAID that no holder or retail
cense shall be entitled to licenS
to sell at public auction" lie mo-
ed, therefore, that the blIl be n
ferred to the commerce committee
Carried :,
Second reading OF bill to provid
for the qulcting OF titles, estate
and interests IN real property. q
troduced by Noble Cornweli.) Co
sidered with majority and mlnori
reports of judiciary committee, I
spectireIy, for and against its pas
age,
Noble Cornwell held that This b
would be n very useful law. Simll
laws existed in almost every 9th