The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

of the select committee on the duties
of the Fire Marshal, submitting two
bills whose passage they recommend
ed. He moved the bills be referred
to the printing committee. Carried.
Noble Widemann presented the
majority report of the select COM
mittee on the bill relating to the
streets occupied by the Tramways
Co., submitting certain amendments.
The minority would bring in a report
on the substitute bill introduced yes
terday, but that was not an amend
ment TO this bill and the House
could deal with it rs seemed proper.
Rep. Paehaole moved that the re-
port he laid on the table to await the
minority report.
Noble Widemann objected to this
treatment of the report. This bill
was necessary. The other was not
connected with it and might or might
not he passed,
Rep. Pnehaole's motion carried.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Noble Cornwell moved that the
tobacco bill be taken up before the
constitutional amendments.
Rep. Paehaole said the President
could decide; both matters were on
the order list.
Rep. Hookano believed the more
important matter should take prece-
dcnce.
Noble Widemann considered that
constitutional amendment bore no
comparison in point of Importance
with the bill to give the hon. Noble
a franchise to grow and manufacture
tobacco, to give him land and God
knew what.
Noble Cornwell said he asked that
| the bill be taken up because he wish
ed to get leave of absence to go 10
| Maui tomorrow.
The motion carried.
The bill was considered with
favorable report of select committee.
Noble Widemann moved that the
bill be indefinitely postponed.
Noble Cornwell moved the bill
pass. Although the franchise con-
tanned his name, it was for the bene-
fit of the public. No exclusive
franchise was asked, as the hon.
Noble had worked for in the electric
light bill yesterday.
Noble Widemann called the
speaker to order for using his name.
He was as ready TO move indefinite
postponement of the electric light
bill as of this bill.
A member-You didn't do it.
Noble Cornwell would refrain from
voting, but asked that the ayes and
noes be called.
Noble Muller could not see the
justice Of exempting the corporators
from taxation when small farmers
had to pay taxes.
Noble Cornwell thought that when
the company paid the Government q
dollar an acre for land that had only
brought ten cents an acre it was en-.
titled to some consideration.
Rep. Paehaole supported the bill
as encouraging new industry. He
liked the till because the applicant
came right out with his own name
and unlike other members did no,
put other names in the charter fol
themselves and then work for it. HI
moved the previous question.
Noble Widemann desired to speak
but was ruled out till the previous
questions was put.
The motion carried and the aye
and noes were called on on the mo
ton to indefinitely postpone the bill
: which was lost on the following
vote:
Ayes-Nobles Widemann, Berger
, Muller, Mccarthy.
: Noes-Ministers Cummins, Brown
Spencer and Peterson; Mobiles Mac
farlane, Pua, Phillips, Crabbe, J
M. Horner, Hind, Parker, Marsden
. Baldwin, w. Y. Horner, Wal
, bridge, Anderson, G. N. Wilcox an
Kanoa; Reps. Cummings, Lucas
= Nawahi, Baker, A. Horner, kahoO
J. kano, Waipmlani, Apiki, Paehaole
White, kaneaIii, Corkelt, Halstead
: Knudsen, Rice and Wilcox-33.
!. Rep. Bush declined to vote bt
\ cause he was against tobacco. Nobl
r Kauhane asked to be excused fC
d the same reason. Reps. Brown,
# w. Wilcox, and kauhi voted "doub
fuP' and stuck to it when recalled
The bill passed, 10 he read thin
u time Monday.
J, Consideration of Constitution
- Amendments with report of sele
. committee.
:, Sec | of the committees hill
:. amend Article AZ OF the Constt
V ton, 80 as to make il read Az fl
lows, was read
Article AZ. Every bill whit
shall have passed the Legislator
shall, before il becomes law, be pr
n scented 10 the King. II he nppro,
= he shall sign II and II shall lherel
u become law, but II not, he shi
is return IL, with his objections, to h
Z, Legislature, which shall enter h
~ objections III large on their journ
lr and proceed 10 reconsider H.
Ne after such reconsideration II SIN
H. be approved hy lwo'lhrds vote
o. all the elective members Of u
~ Legislature, II shall he returned
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