The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-02

through with the job. / don't see why
the Government should buy the road
anyway. rep. Rosa-Read the report.
heard the report and know Just as much
about it as did before.
Rep. Rosa was surprised to hear such.
sentiments from an attorney. We apJ
propriate thousands for road damages.
The Minister of the Interior has to see
that he gets title before he pays the
money. The committee consider that it
had nothing to do with Peter Lees title.
That is matter for the Minister. He
must satisfy himself that Peter Lee has
| the right which he claims, viz: fifteen
years exclusive right. The committee
| found that it was the unanimous opinion
of everyone who knew the road, that the
Government ought to own it. l do not
say what amount ought to be appropri-
ated, but l think the Government ought
to own that road.
| Noble Widemann didn't think there
was any resemblance between this case
and that of ordinary road damages. All
that is offered here is the fifteen years
right.
The report was removed from the ta-
BILE, accepted and laid on the table to be
be considered with the Appropriation
Bill.
Rep Kalua. for the Judiciary Com
mittee, reports on Bills q and %, both
relating to the same subject, relating to
the desertion of married people. The
committee find that the bills are not
clear, and have prepared new bill en-
bracing the objects of both, and they
recommend its passage.
The bill was read by title.
The bill was read under suspension of
the rules a second time by title.
Rep. Kalua stated that the bill sought
to repeal the present law, which provided
no way to compel the woman to return
and live with her husband. 1 move the \
bill pass to engrossment
Noble Widemann moved the bill be
indefinitely postponed. If should mar
ry and my wife should desert me, /
would say igo and stay and God bless
you. l fought the old section of the
Penal Code, and | am called upon in nv
old age to fight it again. l do not believe
that love and affection can be begotten
by the police magistrate and the iail.
Without love and affection marriage can
not we'll exist. There are very few people
who can live together after they have
commenced to dislike each other. AsI
have said the Police Court and the prison
are not places where love is revived.
Rep. .Kapaehaole favored the motion to
engross the bill.
Rep. Apiki favored engrossing the bill.
The bill was passed to engrossment to
be read third time Friday.
Noble Phillips moved the petition of
Skinner Co. be taken from the table
and considered by the House. 1t was a
matter which ought to be considered by
the House. Messrs. Skinner & Co. un-
derstood that as long as the number of
children did not average more than two
children under II years to each family.
The Hawaiian Government would be
Circumstances made it inn
possible to recruit laborers if no single
amlly was to have more than two child
ZEN under II, as there was a large de-
nand for laborers to go to Brazil and
very favorable terms were offered
Minister Brown thought that the hon.
member was out of order in making a
notion to reconsider as he had voted in
he minority.
Noble Widemann combated this view.
The President ruled that Noble Phil
lps was in order. 4 motion to take from
he table not being a motion to recon
ider.
Rep Kapaehaole thought the speakers tI.
we're all out OF order--as it was II
,'clock. <
The House took recess.