The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-05
THE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTY FIRST DAY.
THURSDAY, Sept. a.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Nv iio"9o iSo"'"SN "0 ''''
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

he had distributed n certain pamph-
let, entitled, "Third Warning Voice,
which was that it was addressed to
him rs chairman of the military
committee.
Minister Peterson presented the
report of n select committee on GER
tain bills relating to the judiciary.
The bill to repeal Chap. &C, Laws of
1888, they recommend to be indie
linitely postponed, because the first
section enacts law already in ex-
istence, and the second section pro-
vides for the repeating of law not
necessary to be repealed. "Iour
committee have also had under con-
sideration the Report of the Judi
ciary Commission appointed, under
the authorization of the Legislature
of 1887, to revise the laws relating
to the Judiciary and the jurisdiction
of the different courts of the king
dom. The commission appointed re-
ported bill to the Legislature OF
1883, which owing to pressure of
work was referred to this House for
consideration. Your committee
while acknowledging the fact that
the present system of the Judiciary
is imperfect and many changes might
be made with great advantage, think
that a task of such magnitude could
not be undertaken advantageous!y
at the present session of the Legis-
lature, and therefore recommend
that the Report of said Judiciary
Commission be referred to the Legis-
| lative Session of 1892 for consider
alton.
"Your committee are Of the opin-
ion that until careful consideration
of such revised system can be had,
one feature of the present system
might properly be acted upon at this
session, and that is with reference
to Justice who has once passed
upon case reviewing the same case
upon appeal, and to remedy which
your committee have prepared bill
which they herewith present and re.
commend the passage thereof
Signed by A. p. Peterson, Jno. f.
Bush, Paul Isenberg, H. +. Baldwin
j. Fl. Waipuilani.
His Excellency read the bill first
time.
Minister Spencer presented thu
lease of the late Government of har
Dor property to the Oahu Railway
& Land Co. accompanied with ,
map.
Noble Muller moved the lease b,
referred to q select committee. Car
ricd,
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Brown submitted the follow
ing.
Resolved, That the consideration
of the Report of the Committee o
Finance be postponed for ten day
from this date, and that in TIL
meantime l.. A. Thurston, late Min
lister of the Interior, be allowed L
make an answer in writing to til
charges made in such report, an
that he be allowed access TO the In
terror Department for the purpos
of examining the books and voucher
of said department in relation t
such charges"
Rep. Bush was pleased that thi
step had been taken. 1t contirme
the view of the petition he had ex
pressed in the morning.
! Noble Muller moved that the resc
luton be adopted.
Rep. Brown asked leave to with
draw the petition he had introduced
Rep. Paehaole objected TO witt
drawal. He moved that the part G
! the resolution giving Mr.. Thursto
) access to the Interior department b
struck out.
Rep. Hookano moved that TIL
, resolution be indefinitely postponed
Rep. Nawahi opposed the resolr
ton. 1t would have been all rigt
if the petition had been withdraw
before the resolution was introduced
! Rep. X. w. Wilcox was againt
the passage of the resolution, whic
he believed was introduced, like u
v petition, for the purpose of blockir
the consideration of the finance con
mittee's report by the House. III
late Minister had been in town tv
f or three weeks, therefore had amp
{. time in which to reply to u
4 charges.
Rep. Kanealii was not in favor
the resolution. LII the House W,
y not careful it would disgrace itsel
Mr.. Thnrston might even convin,
the committee itself that ii W,
!, wrong. Then the Minister of Int
n rior would have to get out and Nj
It 'Thurston be put in his plac
n (Laughter.)
q Minister Brown did not like all
G the resolution. There need be
fear that the committee would @
struct the late Minister in gettii
y information.
Rep. Brown accepted the amen
lnent OF the hon. member fro
Molokai. He would like to ge. II
petition out of the House, but Il
House would not let him.
Noble Mailer withdrew his motto
to adopt the resolution, as he d
not wish to have consideration
the report postponed.
Rep. Kalua moved that the res
lntion he laid OH the fable nj