The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-07
TIE LEGISLATURE.
FORTY-NINTH DAY.



Rep. Lucas reported from the
printing committee, len bills printed.
Rep. Brown read the report OF the
special railway committee, OH the
Oahu Railway bill. With certain
amendments specified the committee
recommends that the bill. pass.
Signed by the presenter, Minister
Peterson, aud Rep. Cummings.
Noble Widemann agreed to IL but
was not present to sign the report.
Noble Hind dissented in brief
minority report.
Rrp. Richard, Noble Mccarthy,
Reps. Kalua and Brown discussed
the disposition of the report.
Noble Widemann having arrived
said he i'll consented 10 the recon-
mendation with misgiving, rs it in
volved the principle new in this
country of guaranteeing interest en-
other peoples property. Therefore
he agreed with Rep. Richard that
the importance OF the subject called
for The printing of the bill.
Reports and bill were laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
Noble Walbri(lgc reported pro-
grcss from the liquor committee,
and by request was granted more
time.
RESOLUTIONS.
=. Rep. Apiki presented a resolution
for $4,000 for the two roads in
kau, from Hilea 10 Pahala, and Hi
lea to Puna!uu. Public lands COM
mittee.
Rep. Kamai presented resolu
ton for So TO refund taxes paid by
Male, boy of fifteen years. Min
lister of Finance. Also, another re"
solution Of the same tenor, similarly
referred.
Rep. Baker gave notice Of q bill
to provide distinct bureau for the
police department and to regulate
the police of the kingdom. Also, of
a bill to repeal certain parts of the
Laws of 1887 and 1888, and of the
Civil Code. Also, of bill to pro-
vide for the keeping of all accounts
of the Hawaiian Government in both
English and Hawaiian.
Rep. Kamai gave notice of a bill
to provide a deputy sheriff for Kipa-
hulu, Maui.
Rep. kalua gave notice of bill
to provide for the appointment of
governors. Also, of bill to pro-
vide a permanent settlement for
Queen Kapiolani.
| Noble Pua gave notice of bill to
provide for police magistrate for
Kalaupapa and Kalawao, Molokai.
Noble Widemann presented reso-
luton requesting the Minister of FL
nance to ascertain from the Collec-
tor-General whether any spirituous
liquor other than alcohol has been
exported during the past biennial
period IN whalers or other trading
vessels.
Rep. Kamai presented resolu'
ton that the Sergeant-at- Arms he
required to furnish each member OF
this Assembly with two hundred
two-cent postage stamps. Lost.
Rep. White read first time by
title his bill! to amend the laws re
lating TO the practice of law in Pc
lice and District Courts.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved the or
der of the day. Carried.
Second reading of bill TO provide
additional facilities in acquiring
homesteads.
Rep. Paehaole criticised the word
ing of certain clause.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill pass
Noble Widemann objected to tn,
title of lands, conveyed to the Min
lister for homestead purposes, being
made conditional on the fultillmen
of the contract between the conveye
and the Minister.
Rep. White moved and it carried
that the bill be read section by sec
ton.
Noble Pua moved the first section
pass. Carried.
Noble Burchardt asked, regardin!
section two, who would have tn
right to run cattle ON that land.
Minister Peterson said the owne
would.
Rep. Richard said this bill wa
only supplementary to the origina
Act. He moved the section pass a
read. Carried.
Rep. Waipuilani moved an amend
, ment to the third section, providing
that the Minister shall be governed
, by future amendments to the law
, as we'll as the past Legislation on tn
Z subject.
Noble Widemann was against th
bill but wanted it put in shape
There ought TO be section inserte
! 10 provide for an account of none
paid.
, Minister Peterson and Rep. Brow
pointed out that there was such
provision IN the bill.
, Rep. Nawahi asked several ques
tons "supposing" different evil
| that might arise under the law, sue
Q as the owner of the land asking to
1 much for it, a Minister being dis
( honestly in collision with a Ian
!, owner, etc.
T The section passed.
: Rep. Richard offered an amend