The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-30

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Rep. Rosa offered another amendment,
adding to the title of the bill the words
sin Cabinet Council This would OBJ
viate the principal objection made to
(Rep. r. w. Wilcox-Noho MALE y
Thank you. saved your life In regard
to the word executive" the constitution
itself defined that word. 1t applies to
cases where they advice His Majesty, or
among themselves. 1t does not refer to
details OF departmental work. The Cabi-
net could not make any treaty without
the consent of the House. They could
not have bargained away the indepen-
dence OF this country unless this House
consented to it. (Calls of "kokua. "
Noble Macfarlane-Yo GU didn't talk that
way during the campaign.
Rep. Kapaehaole commended that
courtesy to the Judiciary Committee de-
manded postponement of consideration
until they could report.
Rep. Rosa said only one member OF
the committee had not seen the report.
Those who had seen it might have made
minority report long before this.
Rep. Nawahi spoke.
The previous question was moved and
carried.
Consideration of the bill was deferred
until the majority of the committee could
report. Motion to adjourn was made
and lost.
Second reading OF bill to establish
kohala Water Works.
The committee report was read, and
the bill was read by title.
Noble Marsden moved the bill pass.
An appropriation had already been made.
The bill needed no amendment. 1t was
left to the discretion OF the Minister.
The bill passed to engrossment to be
read Tuesday.
The Civil Service Bill was passed over,
Rep. Marques being absent.
Second reading of an Act to regulate
the importation, inspection and quaran-
tine of live stock.
The bill was referred to a special COM
mittee
Second reading of Bill 126, extending
duties of Commissioners of Agriculture.
The bill was read by title, and referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
Second reading of Bill 100, concerning
road supervisors in chief.
The bill was read by title and referred
to the Committee on Road Boards.
Second reading of Bill al, concerning
rabbits.
The bill was read by title.
Rep. White moved reference to COM
mittee on Commerce.
Rep. Waipuilani moved reference to
Sanitary Committee, as it concerned the
health of the rabbits.
Noble Widemann moved the bill pass
to engrossment. 1t was a simple bill,
and no one would oppose it who knew
anything about it, They were very
dangerous pest, and when they had be-
come numerous they could not be eXtin-
guished.
Noble Parker favored indefinite post
ponement. We had had rabbits here
for fifteen or twenty years, and they did
not spread.
Noble Isenberg said the introducer
was absent, and it was only courtesy to
him not to indefinitely postpone it in his
absence The bill might be referred to
a committee 1t might be amended.
Noble Widemann withdrew his mo-
ton.
Noble Parker said Noble Cornwell had
gone away to get away from this bill.
Rep. Nawahi hoped it would be referred
to committee, and that "mongoose"
would be added.
The bill was referred to select COM
mittee
Rep. Nawahi moved the House adjourn
until Monday.
The President appointed select COM
mittee on live stock, Marsden, Kauhi,
Crabbe, j. NJ. Horner, Richard; on the
rabbit bill: Kahookano, Parker, Lucas,
Crabbe, Nawahi.
The motion to adjourn till Monday
was lost.