The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-22

Minister OF Foreign Affairs has charge OF |
the arms and ammunitions OF war and TO |
determine where they shall be kept and |
If he and his colleagues think they ought |
to go 10 the Palace or the barracks, they
should 90 there. The Legislature hav-
ing given him this control by law, this
House has no right to control him in the
matter. | therefore move this resolution
be laid on the table. Carried.
Noble Burchardt reads, under suspen-
sion OF rules, by title, an Act to establish
kohala waterworks.
Resolved that engro sers OF bills be
paid 80 cents for each loo words.
Adopted.
Noble Crabbe, under suspension OF
rules, reads by title, an Act to regulate
the sale of goods by commercial travel
ing agents.
Noble Marsden gives notice OF an Act
to provide for issuing OF licenses TO In
surance agents.
Minister Peterson resolved that that
portion OF the Attorney-GeneraFs report
referring to proposed Judiciary Act and
the report of the committee on the same
be referred to select committee on bill
relative to Judiciary. Adopted.
Noble Pua gave motive OF an Act.
Rep. Brown resolved that the Minister
| of Finance request the Collector-General
to state to the House how many gallons
| OF alcohol have been withdrawn from
the Custom House for medical and me-
| chanlcal purposes, and by whom, and
when the Withdrawals have been made.
Referred to Finance committee.
Rep. Nawahi moved that all expenses
incurred by Judiciary committee in
| no ont al
appropriation for expenses OF Legislature.
| Carried.
Rep. Lucas reads by title an Act to
amend chapter l of Act of Session Laws
of 1886, referring to erection OF buildings
in Honolulu.
Rep. Kamai resolved that $4,000 be in
serted in the appropriation bill to build
bridge. Laid on table to be considered
with appropriation bill.
The House proceeded to order of the
day.
Third reading of Bill 20, referring tt
the passenger tax. The Act reduces the
Hospital Tax to ST. and makes it part o
the Port charges payable by the vessel
Rep. Richard moved that the bill pass
| Rep. Kapaehaole inquiries who is t
pay the 81 as part OF the Port charges
/ Minister Brown-The Port charges ar,
paid by the vessel. The bill passed.
/ Third reading OF Act to admit fertilizer
free of duty.
s Minister Spencer moved the bill pass
Carried.
4 Third reading of Bill %, an Act to pre-
e vide for Police Justice at Makawao.
!. Rep. Brown moved the bill pass.
q Rep. Wapuilani moved that the bi
8 he indefinitely postponed. The prece
v dent is dangerous. All the other dis
t tricts will want Police magistrates.
e Rep. Richard The intention of tn
d bill may be good but its reading cannt
y be according to the intent. 1t is intende
n to create a Police Court in Makawao.
n makes, however, the district judge polio
Justice also. / move it be referred bac
n to the introducer for correction.
l. Rep. Brown-The bill is alright. Tt
It office of district is to be combined wit
l. that of police justice.
Minister Peterson-I think the bill
a in proper form and / am in favor of i
% passage. The business done is the san
% as that in other Police Courts.
Rep. Richard withdraws his motion.
l. Rep. Kalua- am in favor of inde1
lie mite postponement. There is no reasc
a for this bill. No need OF it and no d
e mand for it.
n Rep. Kapaehaole wished to ask the i
'e PRODUCER few questions. What catami
al is going to come on the inhabitants
2, district if bill does not pass? (Rep. Ha
OF stead: Simply that criminals who no
'e escape would be caught.) How mar
ot such are there? Il am not custodian
t. the criminals.) Perhaps so, but Il
oil member ought to be able to give inform
he ton. move to call ayes and noes.
n Noble Won Tempsky - To correct
le statement of Rep. Kalua's that no HON
% steads are not taken up in the dlstrit
at l would state that forty-five appican
'e are waiting allotment.
Re Rep. Kalua- What | stated was II
IN intended to mislead. | have seen Il
De applications. They are from people (
N ready living in the district.
at Rep. Lucas-I think the bill ought
a pass because two or three lawyers ha
Mt spoken on 1.-TWO for and one against.
oil see there are police justices at koha
e; and other places who get $4OO-the san
oil as this district Judge. l do not see tn
he it is any more than matter of a tit
j. anyway. If the people at Makaw
be want police justice We ought to gl
Sc them one. 1t is little more dignity
I'd Maui to have police justice at Max
Id wac, and it wont hurt Waikiki any.
ly Rep. Halstead moved the previo
ne question. Carried.
at Bill passed on vote (by ayes al
as nays) of 80 to IA.
al The House took recess until 80.