The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-05
'PHB LEGISLATURE.
FORTY. SIXTH DAY.
MoNpAY, Aug. 4.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Ivy personal spite. He moved the
previous question, which carried.
The report was received and laid
on the table.
Noble Crabbe, fol the committee
on the passport scandal, reported
that there was no evidence to impli-
cate any ot the clerks who were dis
charged and that therefore their re-
moval was unjust and in order to
remove the suspicious under which
their discharge placed them the
committee suggest that the Lrgisla-
ture indorSe their report.
Rep. Brown would like to know
something mo Q. 1t was certain that
the passports were taken from The
Custom House. He would Ike 10
be one 10 vote for wiping out the
stain from the namss o! the dis
charged clerks.
Noble Crabbe asked leave to with
draw the report, rs there was more
evidence he desired to take. Grant
ed.
PRIVILEGE.
Noble j. NJ. Horner said he made
some remarks the other day about
Government physicians aud free
INT dciues, and he had been asked
what physician he meant. La reply
lie would say that his remarks were
general, and intended for those
whom they might tit.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble i. Nj. Horner read first
time by title his bill 10 reorganize
the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank.
R,p. Nawahi presented resolu-
tiun that $4,000 be appropriated to
enable the Minister OF the Interior
TO buy Peter Lees road from Pahala
10 the Volcano, % miles in length,
aud devote it 10 the use Of the pub
lie. Referred, on motion of Rep.
Paehaole, To special committee TO
be appointed on petition on the
same subject.
Noble Muller presented a resou-
tion TO appropriate 5l2O TO refund
taxes to uteia Plantation Co. Re-
ferred TO Minister OF Finance.
Rep. Richard presented resolu-
for $500 to complete the Walaka
bridge for which $500 was appro-
priatrd last session. Laid OH the
table to he considered with the APP
preparation Bill.
Noble w. Y. Horner presented q
resolution that the House hold even
ing silliugs Monday, "Wednesday,
aud Frlday, for the rest of the ses-
sion.
Nrble Baldwin said most of the
work btiug in the hands of commit
tees, they would gain very little
time by evening sessions. 1t would
be good plan for committees to
hold more evening sessions, as wait
lug for committee work was The malu
drag just then.
Nonle j. NJ. Horner thought the
fault was that the House was DO,
making good use Of the day session.
Seldom was u quorum present fol
some time after 10 in the morning
He would move in amendment that
the House meet ut 8 80 in the morn
ing.
Rep. Paehaole considered TUES
day, Thursday, and Saturday woulc
he preferable, alternating with Ap
preparation Bill days
The Nobles Horner accepted The
amendment, and the resolution was
Iald on the table.
Rep. Rosa presented resolution
for $40, 200 to build bridge owe
the Wailnea river in Waialua
Tabled for consideration with Ap
preparation Bill.
The same member presented .
resolution for SIS to refund taxes t
Puka of WaiaIua. Referred t.
Minister of Finance
Rep. II. w. Wilcox presented {
resolution for $4,000 to repair AMI
keep in order the road UP Kalih
Vail Y. Referred to public lasd
committee.
Rep. Apiki read first time b.
title his bill to amend the Homestead
law. He also gave notice OF a
amendment to Article 80 of til
Constitution.
Noble Pua read first time b.
title his bill to re establish the Lib
walian Board of Health.
ORDER OF THE DAT.
The House went into committe
of the whole, Rep. Nawahi in III
chair, for consideration of the Al
preparation Bill.
Repairs and running expenses c
markets, $4200. Passed.
Support of prisoners, $50, 200.
) Salary of Jailor Oahu Prison
l $500.
Minister Peterson moved thes
two items be transferred to Depar
ment OF Attorney General, Carrie
and the item passed.
!. Lighting streets Of town otht
than Honolulu, $1,000.
t Minister Spence, moved SIC
more to provide lights for Waihe'
t Maui.
Rep. Kahookano moved Tor S220(
J. so that Kohaa could have lights.
Rep. White moved for 800 MOI
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