The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-16
Seventy-hnh Day.
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WEDNESDAY, Sept TO-
The House met at 1OAN- PRAYER
by the Chaplain Minutes read and ap-
proved
Rep. kanealn under suspension OF the
rules presented 3 petition asking that
certain lands IN kau be cut I'D and sold
TO certain natives In Punalun- Referred
10 the Minister OF the Interior
Noble Walbridge reported for the Ii
QUor Committee on the bill having for
/ its object the prevention OF the manu-
facture OF liquors without q license
recommending II with certain amend
ments, TO the favorable consideration OF
the House. Noble Walbridge stated
that the report was signed by four
members and Noble Phillips approved L.
The report was laid on the table 10 be
considered with the bill
Minister Peterson reported Tor the
select committee on pay OF police stating
that the committee believed that the
time had come when the number and
efficiency Of the police must be increzs-
ed although this vii involve 3 much
larger appropriation.
The report was laid on the table to be
considered with the Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Rickard stated for the minority
IN certain opium matter that he had
not been aware that the majority had
brought 8 report He would prepare
one immediately
Rep Bush asked Minister Spencer
whether he had any communication
from J. w kalua rendering MS resignz-
ton as : member Of this Assembly II
the gentleman had left with the inten-
tiOn of running again the House ought
to know II Inc gentleman had int
mated his intention OF not returning
again Some hoped the gentleman
would return, but the House ought not
to be held from doing It's duty The
National Party uight lose = member,
but fOr himself he did not care 10 have |
such supporter as that man who left |
his seat IN 3 1t Of spleen because be had |
3 quarrel with one member Of the House.
Rep Lucas thought Il unnecessary to !
bring the matter up now The member !
iron Waikiki had gone OF IN a little |
heat lie would probably come back |
alright.
Minister Spencer stated he received |
the communication referred TO and had +,
handed It to the President
President Walker stated he would ap-
point Rep Rosa 10 the vacancy IN the /
Military Committee caused by the resig-
nation OF Noble Mccarthy.
Rep r W Wilcox asked the AttOr- /
ney-General why 3 large number OF po-
hcemen we're kept at the Police Station /
last night during the mass meeting.
Rep kahOOkano read an Act amend 1
ing the gaming law The bin was read /
q second time by title.
Rep kahOOkano would have moved /
reference 70 the Judiciary Committee
but as that committee was without q
chairman he would move reference to a
select committee Of three. Carried.
Rep. Kaho0kano resolved that Bill 4
No. 13I relating TO masters and servants
be referred 10 the committee having sim
liar bills under consideration. Adopted.
President Walker appointed a select
committee on the gaming bill. Kahoo-
ka10, Brown, Rickard.
Rep E2wabi moved the resolution
moved bv him calling for a new election
IN Rep. Kalua's place be taken from the
table and considered.
Bep- Brown moved that q Kew election
BE proceeded with. as the House had
BOW been notified Of tse, ,resivnafion.
great deal of pressure had lseen bryagbt
b bear 10 indBee Rep Kalua u essnce
ais mind buf he had Insisted II. ~
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