The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-04

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Second reading Of bill relating to
the Justices of the Supreme Court.
Minister Peterson moved an am !
endment making the number of AS
sociate Justices four instead of
three as in the bill.
Rep. Brown moved that the bill
he indefinitely postponed.
The bill was indefinitely postpon-
ed, and motion for reconsideration
lost.
Second reading of bill to author
ize the constructruction of railways
for agricultural purposes over the
lands of those not benefited thereby.
Considered section by section.
Noble Muller moved that Sec. l
pass.
Rep. Paehaole moved that the
section and the whole bill be indie
finitely postponed.
Noble Muller did not think the
House should indefinitely postpone
every bill. This was a very neces-
sary measure.
Rep. Brown supported the bill, as
did Mobiles Widemann and Bald
| win.
Rep. Paehaole withdrew his mo-
ton and the section passed.
Sec. 2 passed; also Secs. 3 and 4
with amendments moved by Rep.
Brown. Sec. 5 passed, and Sec. 6
was added, providing that the Act
shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval. The bill pass
ed to be read third time Friday.
Second reading of bill to amend
Section 2S0 of the Civil Code. 1t
provides for the appointment by the
Board of Health of three agents in
each Judicial District of the King
dom, and such other suitable agents
in such localities as the Board may
deem necessary to carry into effect
all regulations for the public health.
Rep. Brown moved the bill pass.
1t was necessary to have such agents
in the districts, where the new law
relating to lodging houses would re-
quire some work.
Minister Brown said agents under
the law referred to had already been
appointed all over the kingdom.
Rep. Richard, introducer of the
bill, spoke in its behalf.
Rep. Paehaole moved the bill be
indefinitely postponed. Carried,
and a motion to reconsider lost.
Second reading of bill to transfer
the Post Office from the Department
of Interior to the Department OF
Finance.
Rep. Cummings moved that the
bill be indefinitely postponed.
Minister Brown moved to insert 8
new section 90, providing that ap'
preparations under the Interior De.
partment for the Postal Bureau bt
drawn by the Minister of Finance
, 1t was not necessary to discuss The
bill, its object being simply to re
duce the work of the Interior De
partment.
Noble Widemann supported thu
amendment and moved to numbe
the following section as G.. Carried
Rep. Brown moved to fill the blanl
in the bill, so as TO make it com
into effect Jan. /, 1891.
Second reading of bill to amen'
the liquor law of 1882. AS amend
. ed by the liquor committee the bill
. provides: "Who ever shall manu-
y facture any intoxicating drink o
substance of over four percent @
/, alcoholic strength in this Kingdor
without license shall be liable to
fine not exceeding two hundred an
fifty dollars, and, in default of pay
ment of such fine, shall be lmprlson
% ed at hard labor for a term not eS
~ ceeding one yaar."
~ Noble Muller moved that the bi
d be indefinitely postponed. The es
listing law prohibited the manufac
i, ture of liquor for sale, and he di
Il not think any person should be fol
10 hidden from making liquor for hi
- own use.
d Rep. Paehaole wanted to know
ID the bill included sour potato an
IS ava. If so, the Hawaiian member
b. should be prepared to give an az
If count of their action to their const
tuents.
70 Noble j. M. Horner considere
~ the bill had been sufficiently discus
"a sed on its introduction, when som
~ stuff from Lahaina was eXhiblte
~ ~ which analysed seven percent {
y alcohol. The House would do goo
" by passing the hill, as it was lntent
st ed to save life. They had been tol
~ of vigorous young men sent to the
graves, who would be alive and we
~ but for such stuff.
y Rep. White moved to make IL
III limit seven percent, and moved thu
the ayes and noes be called ON Ii
" amendment. (Groans.)
e. The bill was indefinitely postpone
o. and motion to reconsider lost.
G. Third reading of bill to provid
h. for Police Justice for the Dlstri'
It. of Hamakua, Island of Hawai-
~ Considered with favorable report {
IN select committee on this bill, an
ne recommending the rejection of oth'
Police Justice bills.
ne Noble Muller moved that the r.
OF port be adopted.
Ran paahaola mnUad that the M