The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-29
THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY SEVENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, Aug. 20.
The House met at 10 O'Clock.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Kancalii reported u bill
printed from tho printing commit
tee.
Rep. kalua presented tho report
of the judiciary committee, recon-
mending new bill in place of No
bic McCartby's bill to provide for
garnishecing of civil servants sala-
rics. The bill was read by title.
Noble Marsden inquired regard
ing the report of the judiciary COM
mittcc on the opium scandal, pro-
missed in three days but not present
cd now after five weeks. He moved
that the committee be discharged,
and the matter referred to the Az
torncy-Gencral.
Rep. Kalua replied that tho com.
mittec was working, and he hoped
TO report in few days.
Noble Walbridge presented re-
port from the select committee on
liquor bills, upon the petition that
no more licenses be granted. The
committee recognized the good mo-
tivcs of the petitioners, but arc of
opinion that the cancellation of
licenses under present laws would
encourage Illicit selling. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Lucas presented u resolution,
that the portion of the Attorney
Generals report relating to corpor-
alton be referred to u committee,
who shall investigate the matters
therein contained and report by bill
OF otherwise.
Motions were made respectively
to refer to the judiciary and the
commerce committees.
Minister Brown thought the reso-
luton unnecessary. He believed
Noble Widemann had introduced u
bill on the subject.
Rep. Brown said it would be i'm
possible to interfere with the vested
rights of corporations. Probably
this resolution cmanated from the
late Acknowledgement, who had for
some reasons q "down" on certain
corporations. He moved the rcso-
luton be indefinitely postponed.
Rep. Lucas stated that his action
was suggested by reading the report
in question. 1t could do no harm
to have the matters investigated by
q committee.
The motion to indefinitely post.
pone carried.
Rep. Richard moved to insert
$500 in the Appropriation Bill fo
the erection of schoolhousc a
Pualhoa, South Kohala, Hawaii
Referred to education committee.
The same member, Oh suspension
of the rules, presented petition
for a schoolhousc at Kaunamano
Hawaii, and other things. Referred
to education committee.
| Rep. Kalua read first time Iii
new bill for the encouragement o
the growth and manufacture of TO
bacco,
Rep. Kalua gave notice of u join
resolution, without stating its sub
| ject.
ORDER OF TILE DAY.
| Further consideration of the Oah
Railway Bill.
| Sec. 4, referring TO The guarantee
Of interest in Sec. 2 struck out, wa
indefinitely postponed.
| Rep. Richard moved that Sec.
be Sec. 5 and that certain words nc
ferring TO bonds be struck out. Car
ried, and the section passed 4
amended.
Rep. Richard moved literal an
verbal amendments to the next sec
ton, to make it correspond TO til
changes in the previous parts of til
bill.
Rep. Brown moved Il substitute
section as follows: Sec. 4. The Mil
lister of Finance is hereby authorize
and directed to pay whatevt
amounts may become due and pay
able to the Oahu Railway and Ian
Company, under the provisions {
Sec. 2 of this Act. Such paymen,
shall be made to Che Oahu Railwa
and Land Company, or such person
as it may designate, upon the dra
of the Minister of the Interior. B'
fore payment of such subsidy rel
sOnable guarantees may be require
that the main track has been dul
constructed, finished, and equipped
Carried.