The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-29


vestgation. They went up TO Wal
akolV, the source at water supply,
and had II bath, and amused them.
selves ~ they best could until some.
one said, "Comc, let II, 90 home"
lie saw Lp advantage IN Il large
committee, aud thought The re.oiu-
ton Was premature Il should wait
little rs other petitions might come
in. He moved the resolution bc
iaid OF the table. Carried.
Rep. L. W. Wilcox presented u
request for information addressed
to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
O. Why is it that at the present
lime company OF volunteers is al
lowed TO separate from the Govern
ment armory and be housed ut pri-
Nate expense: (2) What object can
there he in allowing the said COM
pany 10 he separated: CD Who ia
it that sanctioned this unaccount.
able movement Of the military of the
kingdom:
Minister Ashford said lac was
not Yet prepared to answer
the questions "f Mobiles Crahbc
and Mpllcr, The Marshal had
been 80 occupied in connection
with the opium investigation that
he had not furnished him certain in
formation. lie had urged that OIL
cial to have the information ready
tomorrow.
Further time was granted the Min
istcr.
Rep. kalua moved that the Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs br request
| cd to lay before this House the re-
port OF the Colonel of Volunteers.
Minister Thurston regarded this
asking for department papers an in
| npvation. IL WAS the custom for
the House to carry on investigations
OF departmental matters through
committees. Ii was dcrogatory to
the dignity of the standing commit
tees that this kind Of work should
he done over their heals. Instead
of having whole subject discussed
at once under committee report,
the matter would be scattered over
different times in the proceedings.
He moved the resolution be laid on
the table until the military commit
tee could see whether it was ncccs-
sary to trouble the House with IL.
| Carried.
Minister Damon read first time
by title his bill to amend the opiua
restriction Act of 1883.
Rep. Kapaehaolc gave notice of ;
bIl! providing for the pay of kokua'
at the lcper settlement; also, Of :
bill relating TO the time when thu
board Of tax appeal should sit.
Rep. Kamai moved TO insert il
the Appropriation Bill! $1,000 for :
Jail and lookup at Kipahulu, Maui
Laid on the table TO bc considcre,
with the bill.
Rep. Cummings gave notice of
bill to provide for licenses to pc
shops also, of bill to license tn
, sale of beer in all the taxation dis
, tiicts; also, of Il bill to provide fo
, the annuiment of the marriage cor
, tract in case either party contrat
the disease known rs Chinese lei
rosy.
Rep. Kahookano read first tin
= his bill to repeal Sees. 3O9-3l7, G.
vii Code, relating to the vaccinatio
If children.
. ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Second reading of an Act for Il!
transfer Of care and custody of pri
! oners from the Interior to the AUTO
i ney-Generars department.
Minister Ashford said this mea,
ure was in accordance with tt
y. wishes of all the Cabinet, but
q avoid any danger Of hasty actor
he moved it be referred to the jud
ciary committee. Carried.
Second reading of an Act to r.
: peal Chap. 50, Laws of 1888. II
j. ferred, on motion Of Rep. Brow
il to the judiciary committee.
!. Second reading of an Act to pr
Il mote the construction Of railways {
= the Island of Oahu.
l. Minister Thurston moved TIL
y this and other railway bills that IN,
: come up be referred to spcci
J. railway committee.
q Noble Widemann said that und
II the argument Of the other side
the House, that special committe
l. would prolong the session Il lively
IL month, he would move the bill
y referred to the committee on publ
is lands and internal improvements.
T. Minister Ashford found that u
standing committee in question W
lie very good one. Yet it would see
Is very appropriate that Noble j. .
Of Horner, who introduced the hi
y should be on the committee to CO
slider it. He recalled the fact til
D. Noble Widemann was last sessi
is on the special committee on sire
IN railways.
Of Noble Widemann, stating that
" only made his amendment TO 81
IL the other side dose Of its own
mt gument, would now withdraw it.
n The motion carried and the j.
sident took time to select the :!