The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-22


An Act to amend Chap. 81. Laws q
lSSs, TO admit fertilizers into The king,
dom Tree Of duty.
Rep kalua moved the Hill pass to hs
engroSSed, IL was intended 10 assist in
developing our agricultural interests
Rep, kahookano moved the bin be ne
ferred 10 committee, 1t was an import
ant bill and \ committee should ascer-
tain whether il VAS S'r the benefit OF the
whole country II oN,v % few people.
| Rep. klk.,Nt Thought there would
have been no discussion after the re-
| marks o. the honorable member for Wal.
luk1 (kalual. The honorable member
for kohala might as well have asked
whether the fertilizers, ii placed AT the
root OF tree, would benefit the whole
tree or only few branches Ii there
were 3 variety OF manufactures in the
country, the case might be different.
Even the BARRIERS aud the dentists here
owed their living TO the agricultural in
terests Of the country.
Rep. White moved the bill be referred
TO the Sanitary committee, as it was pos
slble that bad smelling fertilizers cause
much disease in the country.
Rep. Lucas did not see what the Sani-
tary committee had TO do with it. Itwas
not proposed to keep fertilizers out, duty
or no duty. The present duty was u
nominal one. He supported the motion
to pass the bill.
Rep, Rickard explained that he was
not speaking for his personal interest, as
they used no fertilizers at Honokaa.
| (Smilesl
Noble Muller saw no reason for refer
ring the bill TO committee. Fertilizers
should be admitted free, also material
Tor making fertilizers here.
Noble Burchardt agreed with the pre-
| vlous speaker. Agents came down here
representing that certain fertilizers were
suitable for all kinds of soils. Planters
should be enabled 10 import materials
eheaply, so. that they could compound
! them here to suit different soils.
The bill passed to engrossment. To be
read third time Friday.
An Act 70 provide additional facilities
in acquiring homesteads.
Rep. Brown moved the bill be referred
to the committee on Public Lands and
internal Improvements. Carried.
An Act to establish branch hospitals
on the different islands.
Noble MSrsden, saying the bill in
yolyed important changes in the laws
relating TO the public health, moved it
be referred TO the Sanitary committee.
Rep. Riekard, introducer of the bill,
accepted the motion, and the bill went
to the Sanitary committee.
An Act TO provide for Police Justice
for the District of Makawao, Island OF
Maui
Rep. Rickard moved it be referred to
the Judiciary committee.
Rep Brown moved it pass to engross-
ment. No point Of law was involved
The bill simply raised the District JUS
tice to be Police Justice the same as
that of Wailuku and other Districts. Ii
was due to the increased Importance OF
the District that the change should be
made.
Rep. Paehaole did not see the neces-
sity OF Police Justice in Makawao, there
being one at Wailuku close at hand.
Rep. Halstead spoke as the introducer
of the bill, saving the reason for the
change was that there was large mixed
population in the District. and it was
necessary TO increase the jurisdiction of
the magistrate. 1t would be very incon-
yenient for residents to have to go to
Waikiki whenever they wanted Police
Justice.
Rep. Psehaole did not see that suffi-
cient cause had been shown for giving
the magistrate Of Makawao criminal iur-
isdietion over the whole island. Hama |
and other districts would be wanting
police justices, and then magistrates in
these places would have to get higher
Rep. Kalus agreed with previous
speaker. Makawao was so near Wal
luku that there was no necessity for the
change. He had never heard of anv
from the present position OF the
Rep. Rickard supported the bill on the
ground that changed conditions made
the measure desirable He intended to
ask the House to pass a similar bill for
his own district
Noble Baldwin believed the time had
come when Makawao should have a
Police Court In 1867 the fines col
ected IN MakaEao amounted to $3.6I3I
and those in Wsiluku 1926, while in
$3.50 the amount for MakaEao was
5, ,4S6 and Tor Wailuku $4,372. Their
relative positions OF importance, as
shown by amounts OF fines, had become
.eversed- The House had already passed
. salary 10 Police Justice for Makawao.
Rep. Paehaoie was called to order by
seble Won Tempsky, for having spoken
hree times The speaker smiled and
Ield on the tenor OF his way. As TO the
aiary being already passed, he said
TENS were often increased On the third
eading. What he meant was that the
ime would come when increased salaries
would be asked Therefore he moved
he bill be indefinitely postponed.
The bill passed, to be read third time
friday
An Act to amend an Act entitled 'tAn
let to consolidate and amend the law
elating to the garnishee process to facil-
tate the collection Of debts approved :
he 18Th day OF September, a. D., 1876" +"
he bill provides for extending the garn- :
shee process 10 the collection of debts /
rom persons employed by the Govern
1ent
Rep. Rickard moved the bill be re-
=fred to the judiciary committee. be-