The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-12

granting of water on Government
lands TO the company.
The amendment carried and the
section passed as amended.
Sec. 2 was amended by motions
of Mobiles Marsden and Widemann,
so that it grants the company all the
Government water in the mountain
range between Waimea and Kohala.
Sec. 3 gives the company the
right to construct reservoirs and lay
down waterways, etc. Passed.
Sec. A gives the company ingress,
egress and regress, to, from and
over the lands. Passed.
Sec. D requires the company to
put roads disturbed by them into as
good condition as they were found.
Passed with an amendment by Noble
Widemann.
Sec. 6 gives the company powers
of building and of Incorporating.
Passed.
Sec. provides that the grantees
shall repay the Government within
eighteen months all sums of money
expended in surveys the past two
years.
Noble Cornwell moved to strike
the section out. (Cries of "no.")
Noble Marsden moved to make
the time of repayment three years.
Carried, and the section passed as
amended.
Sec. 8 gives the grantees the de-
sired right for fifty years, provided
that they begin operations within
eighteen months.
Noble Marsden moved to make
the time of beginning two years.
Noble Phillips moved to make the
period of the franchise thirty years.
| Noble Marsden begged the hon.
Noble to withdraw his amendment,
as this was the only franchise yet
before the House that was not ex-
elusive.
The amendment of Noble Phillips
was lost, that of Noble Marsden
carried, and the section passed as
amended.
The bill passed to be read third
time Thursday.
Third reading of bill to open
roads over the lands of those not
benefited thereby. Considered with
non-committal report of the commit
tee on commerce.
Rep. Brown moved that the re-
port and the bill be laid on the table.
Carried.
Second reading of bill to regulate
the importation, sale and possession
of arms and warlike stores. Read
by title and, on motion of Rep.
Brown, referred to military commit
tee.
Second reading of bill to amend
the Act of 1884, TO facilitate the &C.
curing and settlement of home.
steads. Submitted as a substitute
for several bills by select commit.
: tee.
Rep. Brown moved the adoption
r of the committees report. Carried
t the bill to he read third time
Thursday.
Second reading of bill granting ,
franchise to the Hawaiian Gas Com.
t pany. Considered with favorable
4 report of committee on commerce.
Noble Muller moved the report bt
g adopted.
Rep. R. w. Wilcox thought it .
, very good bill to lay on the table
D and moved accordingly.
Rep. Brown moved an amendment
r to Sec. 3. Carried.
e Noble Widemann moved that the
e bill pass as amended. Carried, TIN
bill to be read third time Thurs
n day.
e BILLS BECOME LAW.
Minister Cummins announced tina
it had pleased His Majesty the Kin.
5 to sign the following bills:
d An Act to establish the Wailukl
3 Water Works.
An Act to encourage and prOmot
. the cultivation and manufacture o
: tobacco.
l. An Act to amend Article So of TIN
> Constitution.
T. An ACT to amend Articles As, SIG
: SO, 62 and 63 of the. Constitution.
= An Act to prohibit the keepin
y and breeding of rabbits in the Ha
Is waian Kingdom.
II An Act to authorize the construC
ton of railways for agricultural pun
~ poses over the lands of persons nc
y benefited thereby.
'e An Act to prohibit the sale of to
bacco to children under l6 years O
10 age.
d Recess from 3 :53 to z 80.
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed at 1885.
Noble Widemann renewed tn
l. motion for suspension of the rul
|. against smoking. Carried.
Noble Crabbe moved reconsiC
a Grafton of the vote on propagation
er Noble Widemann seconded til
motion with all his heart. Only on
II or two members would find any di
!. ference between adjourning Frida
ID and adjourning Monday or Tuesday
4 Minister Peterson thought tn
t. motion might well have been della,
ed till tomorrow, when il could i
,e judged better by this evening
1t work. There seemed to be no quel
or ton now that the work could h