The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-09

that the matter could not he revived |
in the shape of resolution.
Noble Cornwell was in favor of |
the resolution before recess, but now
concurred in the remarks of Noble |
Baldwin.
Noble Won Tcmpsky was in favor
of the subsidy, hut the President
knew more than he OF legislative
practice.
Rep. Rice would like very much
to see subsidy, but believed in
this matter the President was right;
therefore he voted aye.
The President declared the Chair
sustained and the resolution not be.
fore the House.
Second reading of bill to amend
the act TO mitigate, etc. Read by
title and referred to the sanitary
committee.
Second reading of bill to facili-
tate the collection of debts from
Government bcnefciaries.
Noble Mccarthy moved that the
first section pass. Carried.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved that
the second section pass. Carried.
Secs. 3 and 4 passed.
Noble J. NJ. Horner, on Sec. )
being read, said he thought the bill
was very cumbersome to effect so
simple an object.
Noble Mccarthy sad that on May
26 he introduced a bill that simply
amended the garnishee law OF 1876.
Lawyers in the House and outside
told him his bill would not work,
and it was referred To the judiciary
committee. He had engaged an
able lawyer to draw up this bill.
Noble liorncr thought the bill
was designed for the double purpose
OF prosecuting officials and making
work for lawyers.
Noble Widemann presumed his
colleague from Honolulu was per-
fcctly correct in his explanation.
Perhaps the bill was prepared by Il
Philadelphia lawyer. The original
ntroducer had spent much labor in
getting up the bill, and the object
was desirable one. He would
move that the section pass.
The section passed with a slight
amendment by the Attorney-Gcn-
eral.
Minister Peterson moved an
amendment to Sec. Il, which carried
and the section passed as amended.
He moved corresponding amend
ment to Sec. z, which carried and
the section passed as amended.
Rep. Richard, on Sec. 8, moved
to alter the percentage payable to
an official under garnishee from
fifty to seventy-five percent.
Minister Peterson moved an
amendment to correspond with a
motion he intended to make to strike
out Sec. II. The section in ques-
ton would make the superior officer
of every employee subject to the
beck and call of every complaining
y dealer down town, to prove that he
and the subordinate were not in
collision.
Rep. Paehaole thought the provi-
sions in question wonld make great
trouble and confusion. A garnishee
might be served and then the COM
plainant neglect to push his case,
. when the garnishee would continue
to hold the subordinate salary.
Noble Widemann moved that the
section pass with the amendments
proposed by the Acknowledgements
: and the hon. member for IIamakua
Minister Peterson explained the
provisions further for the benefit OF
the hon. member for Molokai.
Noble Widemann s motion carried
Sec. 9 passed.
Minister Peterson moved amend
ments to Sec. 10, with which the
section passed.
Secs. II and II passed.
Rep. Hookano moved an amend
ment to Sec. -, with which the
section passed.
Sec. ii passed, AS didSec. Is with 6
verbal amendment moved by Rep
!. Richard, also Sec. 16 as in the bill
u Minister Peterson moved TO strike
out Secs. II and Is. Carried.
Secs. 10 and 20 were amended tt
). correspond with previous amend
> ments and passed.
The enacting clause and the It'll,
:, passed, and the bill passed to en-
" grossment, to be read third tim,
). Tuesday.
: The President appointed, as
y select committee on unassigned Liant
= bill, Messrs. Peterson, Muller, Ka
II noa, Cornwell, and Hind.