The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-24
THE LEGISLATURE.
THlRTY-NlNTII DAY.
THURSDAY, July "a.
The House opened at 10 o'clock.

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RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Richard read a first time by
title his bill To provide for Police
Justice for the district Of iIamakua.
Minister Peterson read first time
his bill to amend the naturalization
law.
The same member also read n first
time his bill tn amend the law relat-
ing to the drawing OF talosmcn for
iurics.
Noble w. Y. lIorncr said he in
troduced bill July 10 which lie
found defective, and he asked leave
To substitute another bill.
After discussion by Minister
Brown and Rep. Lucas, chairman of
the printing committees, the Noble
was allowed to read his new bill,
which was 10 amend the law regulat-
ing the sale of spirituous liquors.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Paehaole, on suspension of
the rules, read the report of the
select committee on claim of a. l..
kamau for $50 for putting fence
round the courthouse Mt Lahaina in
1887 They were satisfied, by in
formation from Robert Hoapili
Baker, the then Governor of Maui,
that the claim was just and there
fore recommended that an item be
inserted in the Appropriation Bill to
meet it. Laid on table 10 lie con-
sidered with the bill.
Noble Cornwell presented the re-
port of the select committee on the
bill to license the manufacture and
sale of poi and paiai. They found
the first section unconstitutional, as
it makes the carrying on of n lawful
business discretionary with second
person, the Minister of the Interior.
The licensing of such business
does not come within the province
of the police power of the Govern
men5 (Vol. VII. Hawaiian Reports) }.
The third and fourth sections con-
tain wholesome provisions, but COM
mittee consider il should be made
one of the duties of the health
officers to prevent The manufacture
and sale of adulterated food. They
therefore recommend that the bill
be laid on the table until measure
is presented to the House conform.
ing to their findings. Signed by
w. III. Cornwell, III. c.. Crabbe, J
II. Baker, Thos. II. Lucas.
Rep. Cummings, introducer o
the bill and one Of the committee
did not agree with the conclusion
that the bill was unconstitutional
He was willing to have the bill
tabled, if that would not proven
another bill being introduced.
Report adopted.
Noble j. M. Horncr reported fror
the select committee on mail con
nections. The two local STEAMSHIP
companies have agreed to the fol
,, lowing arrangements: The Wilde
Steamship Co. will have the kina
arrive at Honolulu on Friday morn
ing instead of Saturday, the wee
that the S. S. Australia leaves TO
+, San Francisco. This will make th
necessary connection with that POI
ton of Hawaii visited by the Kina
: and the outgoing mail by the S. S
Australia which heretofore cou!
net be made. The company do nc
!. see their way clear to have the Like
like arrive at Honolulu on Saturda
| morning instead of Sunday fC
:. various reasons. This, however
does not make any very great differ
s ence, as either the Hall or the Kina
touches every week at Maalaea Bay
and letters from Maui for San FraI
cisco sent by either of these vesse
n will be forwarded by the steamt
from the Colonies, and letters sci
n by the Likelike arriving Sunda
morning will be forwarded by I'll
!, S. S. Australia leaving the followin
Friday. The company further agre,
whenever so requested by the Post
+. Bureau, to land the Kohala mails
Mahukona, by any of their Hams
kua boats that may be leaving aft
the arrival of foreign mail, for
: remuneration of 1925 for each Sc
: vice so performed.
). The Inter-Island Steam Navig
: ton Company cannot very well a
= range to have the AIikahala arri'
d Saturday morning instead of SUI
is day, but are willing to accommoda
l. as much as possible with the 9TH
e boats running to Kauai, in the ma
n ter of foreign mails to and fro
e that island. They, also agree
y have the Hall arrive on Frida
he morning instead OF the afternoon
he the day the Australia leaves, whiC
= will make the necessary connection
fl and whenever required they W
land the Kohala mails by the Nv
lani at Hapuu for a remuneration
S25 each time the service is pc
-, formed.
Dt The committee recommend an a
|. preparation of $1,000 be added
IN the items for the Postal Bureau,
10 enable the Postmastcr-Gene
j. carry into effect this offer of I
re steamship companies.
w Adopted.
to BY direction of the President {
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