The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-19
Afternoon Session.

1 Inc Tc-dSScluDiOu at
Third reading Of the Dipsomaniac Bill
Noble Pua moved the bill be indefinite
" postponed; carried.
Second reading OF Bill No. IL relating
to the Sale OF liquors.
The bill was read by title and referred
to the Liquor Committee.
Rep. White moved to reconsider the
Dipsomaniac Bill; lost.
Second reading of bill No. 60, an Act
relating to the harboring and conceal
ment of leper suspects.
Noble Pua moved it pass.
Minister Brown moved it be referred to
the Sanitary Committee.
| The bill passed to engrossment, and
Thursday fixed for third reading.
Bill No. 81, TO regulate lodging houses
IN Honolulu.
Noble Crabbe moved postponement
till Tuesday, as the lntroducer was not
present.
Noble Muller did not favor rstpone-
ment. The introducer knew the bill
was coming up, and the least he could 10
was to be present.
The motion topostpone was carried.
Second reading OF an Act to transfer
TIE lSldnu VI HULL tDc O1clIICI
of Lahaina 10 Waikiki.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill pass to en-
grossment.
Noble Widemann wanted to know the
reason.
Noble Won Tempsky- Kahoolawe is at
present a house divided against itself;
half belongs 10 one district and half to
another The connection with Lahana
is inconvenient.
Noble W. Y. Horner was opposed to
the bill. 1t is great deal more trouble
to 20 to Wailuku than to Lahaina. To
90 to Wailuku you must travel against
the wind The hon. noble must have
had little touch of the nightmare the
night before he introduced this bill. |
cannot account for it any other way. l
shall appeal to the House to prevent La
haina from being stripped of her terri
tory. | move the bill be indefinitely
postponed. l----l' -.4
Rep. Kanealii thought the bill was
good one. Every one employed on the
island comes from Wailuku. All the
supplies come from there. That is the
nearest Court to come to.
Rep. r. Wilcox Il was going to
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of Hama but the member from Hama
says he won't have it. .. f
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
Bill No. "a amending the law relating
to the collection of taxes
Rep. Kalua moved reference to the
Finance Committee. He favored the
bill, in general, except that part which
provided that the tax assessor need not
furnish bond when he took an appeal.
Rep. Rickard-Instead of referring the
bill to the Finance Committee ] would
favor reference to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Noble Widemann-Two sections in the
bill affect the Finance Department, and
| think the Finance Committee is the
proper committee.
The bill was referred to the Finance
Committee. Jsl
Bill No. IS, an Act defining highways
and establishing certain duties in con-
nection Herewith.
Minister Peterson-A companion Act
was lately referred to the Committee on
Commerce and | move this be so refer
red. Carried
Second reading OF an Act to establish
water works at kohala.
Noble Horner moved the bill be read |
by title. Carried
Noble Burchardt-The object is to fur |
nish water TO that part Of Kohala dis |
trict which has none. There are two |
mills in that part which have been very
good about giving water when their sup
ply has been sufficient, but they some |
times need it all themselves. Hitherto |
1t has been necessary TO 60 two or three |
miles to get water. move the bill pass
to engrossnent. %
Rep. Rickard-The intention of this |
bill is very good hut it is not very easy
thing to pass il at once. 1t will cost a |
good deal of money. 1t requires some
looking into. do not question the wis |
dom of the bill, but its Importance de |
mands that it first be placed in the |
hands of committee. move it be re-
ferred to the Committee ON Public Lands |
and Internal improvements.
Noble Widemann-lt may be very |
good plan to establish water works in |
kohala, but the bill is not sufficiently |
particular. move it go to special
committee under the chairmanship OF |
the introducer.
-NOO-O O0ANhaA0b dil0 1NcDs hlChaAO
withdrew their motions and that OF |
Noble Widemann was carried.
Bill No. IS relating to the sale of
goods by travelling agents.
Referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
Bill No. SO to change the fire limit.
Rep. kalua moved reference to the
Committee on Public Lands. This bill
undertakes to tell man just how high
he shall build his house. | think it is
none of our business.
.sep. Lucas-The limit set is to pro-
tect brick buildings. Wooden buildings
are limited to thirty-two feet in height
all over the universe. That portion of
The bill is nothing new at all. | move
t pass to engrossment.
Noble Widemann-I favor reference to
committee, because Mr.. President, Il !