The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-12
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Rep. Nawahi moved the report be |
indefinitely postponed and the bill pass |
10 engrossment. He gave a glowing des-
crlption OF imaginary possibilities ii this
bill passed.
The previous question was put and
carried.
The report OF the committee WAS
adopted, and the bill indefinitely post
poned.
Second reading of bill No 81, an Act
relating TO stamp duties.
The report OF the Finance Committee
was read. They make certain amend
ments and recommend the passage OF
the bill as amended
Minister Brown stated the object OF
the bill. 1t was brought in SO that peo-
pie in the outer districts could more
easily obtain adhesive stamps.
Rep Lucas moved the report OF the
committee be adopted.
The motion carried, the bill passed TO
engrossment 10 be read third time on
Thursday.
Second reading OF an Act to revise,
amend and alter the Constitution
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
Second reading of bill No. 100, an Act
relating to the Sunday law.
Rep. Nawahi said Noble Mccarthy
brought in the bill TO keep promise,
but he did not seem to care much about
1t himself. | move it be indefinitely
postponed.
Rep. kahookano did not think it
would be treating the introducer with
courtesy TO go on with the bill.
A motion to consider the bill was
passed.
On suspension of the rules the bill
was read by title
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved it pass tc
engrossment.
Noble Widemann said the application
TO treat the introducer with courtesy is
not practicable in this instance. The
bill is to be killed, and we may as vel
kill it now as any time. 1t will be ,
surprise to him.
The ayes and noes were called on tn,
motion TO indefinitely postpone the bill
with thefollowing result:
Ayes Cummins, u. Brown, Wide
mann, Kauhane, J. NJ Horner, Bald
win, w. Y. Horner. Walbridge, Ander
son, g. n. Wilcox, G Brown, kauhi, M
wahi, Baker. A. Horner, Waipuilan
ApikI, White, Kanealii, Cockett, Ha
stead, knudsen, Rice, \. S. Wilcox-2-
, Noes-Spencer, Peterson, Berger, Mu
Ter, Pua, Phillips, Crabbe, Hind, Lucas
1 r. w. Wilcox, Rosa, kahookano-l2.
r A motion to reconsider was lost.
Second reading OF bill No. 1876, an az
} to provide for the inspection OF steal
boilers. The majority of the committe
D make an amendment and recommen
the bill as amended pass, while the mil
| ority recommend the bill be indefinitel
postponed.
The bill was read by title on suspel
sion of the rules.
Rep. Nawahi moved the bill pass
i engrossment.
= Rep. Kanealii moved the bill be i
definitely postponed.
4 Noble Widemann said it was folly
d think that an inspector was going to pr
, vent boilers from bursting. We have
70 good many boilers here, but the acc
dents during the past twenty years cou
% be counted on the fingers of one han
,e and then they would not all be wante,
is He favored indefinite postponement.
9 Rep. Nawahi thought these boile
20 ought to be inspected
20 Noble Hind had had a twenty-eig
years experience with steam boiler
10 The quality of the water and the streng
a of the boilers, do not make it unnec,
es sary to provide for this inspection. L
~ boilers are looked after between crops
H. the engineers who are competent me
IN probably much more so than this insp
tn tor who is to be appointed.
Noble Baldwin thought on the II
Id jority of plantations, boiler inspect
II would be farce 1t was with rega
Id to life on the plantations, that | sign
Te the majority report.
an The previous question was moved a
tv carried.
Ri Rep. Lucas introduced the bill becar
of he thought it was necessary. There {
tn boilers on some of the Island steam,
be and on plantations that were not fit
use.
he The ayes and noes were called on t
at motion to indefinitely postpone the
he with the following result:
Ayes-Cummins, q. Brown, WIZ
az mann, Kauhane, J. NJ. Homer, Hill
er w. Y. Horner, Walbridge, Anderson,
TO n. Wilcox, Rosa, Kauhi, A. Horn
Waipuilani, Apiki, Kanealii, Halste;
at Knudsen, Rice, A. S. Wiicox-20.
Noes-Spencer, Peterson, Muller, P
# Phillips, Baldwin, G.. Brown, Lucas,
w. Wilcox. Nawahi, Baker, Kahookal
an Cockett-13.
TO At 9:45 the House adjourned.
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