The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-22

KEEP. Whlte-Can the non. noDle
mention any that have not returned? !
Noble j. NJ. Horner-There is
Makalua in England.
Noble w. Y. Homer II is COM
mon talk about Lahaina that he does
not intend to return.
Rep. Paehaole-There something
in what Noble Horner says, and L
am in favor of putting in an amend
ment that they return when they
complete their education abroad.
The country should certainly receive
some benefit.
Minister Brown-Tho intention of
the amendment is very good. But
how is it going to be carried out!
They may find things more congo
NAL abroad, and how are you going
to compel them to come back? The
amendment might be introduced
into the bill, but it would have no
effect. The Government has a
ward in Boston who is very skill
full engraver. When he gets through
he will be able to find employment
there at good wages. There is no
chance for him here. l support the
motion TO pass the bill as its stands.
The bill passed.
Third reading of an act to regu-
late the issuing of wholesale licen-
SEES, as provided by section Sc of the
Civil Code, as amended by Chapter
LVI. of the session laws of 1876,
approved on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1876.
Rep. Richard moved to amend
section 2 by striking out the words
"other than a room for the display
of samples"
Noble Mccarthy moved the bill
he indefinitely postponed. 1t was
aimed against the interests of one
particular person. These people
want to shut him out. They have
been so anxious about the bill that
in section 2 this PERSONS place of
business is actually defined. 1t is
an outrage.
Rep. Brown said this was the first
time that he knew this bill was aim
ed at one particular person. 1t was
brought in to protect the wholesale
dealers who pay taxes and compel
drummers to take out a license ac-
cording to law. The bill should
pass.
Noble Muller was surprised to
hear Noble Mccarthy say that the
bill was aimed against one person,
when he knew it was not so. He
took good care not to mention
names.
Noble McCarthy-The bill is aim.
ed at Mr.. p. Peck, and those who
got it up came and asked me to vote
for it.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved ar
amendment that the stock of goods
be fixed at $4,000 instead of $40, ZOO
as in the bill.
Rep. Cummings moved the amour
be $1,000.
Rep. Brown moved section 2 b.
stricken out.
, Rep. Cummings withdrew his mo
ton.
The motion to indefinitely post
pone the bill was lost on the follow
) ing division:
r Ayes-Nobles Mccarthy, j. M
Horner, w. Y. Horner and Ander
= son; Reps. Nawahi, Horner ant
1 Waipuilani.-7.
: Noes-Ministers Brown and Peter
, son; Mobiles Widemann, Berger
t Macfarlane, Muller, Pua, Phillips
: Crabbe, Parker, Marsden, Cornwell
d Won Tempsky, Wilcox and Kanoa
n Reps. Brown, Cummings, Lucas, R
: w. Wilcox, Rosa, Kauhi, Baker
Richard, Apiki, Paehaole, White
II Kanealii, Cockett, Halstead, Knut
i sen and Rice.-3l.
l. The motion to strike out section
: was carried, and section 3 was mad
section 2.
The bill passed as amended.
A motion to reconsider was los
Second reading of bill No. 102.
- an Act TO regulate the militar
i, forces of the kingdom.
= A motion to consider the bill Sc
= tion by section was carried.
~ Section /. The military forces {
the kingdom shall consist exclusive
- ly of the Kings Royal Guard, whlt
l. shall be permanent force as herei
- after provided.
~ The section passed.
y After section 2 was read, Mob
~; Mccarthy moved an amendmel
=, with regard to the number of officer
~ 1t passed, and the section passed
~ amended. 1t reads:
10 Section 2. The officers of Il
Kings Guard shall consist of
T. captain and two lieutenants wi
l. shall be appointed or removed |
His Majesty. These officers sha
,. have power TO make, alter and r
r, woke all regulations not .repugna
r, to the provisions of this Act, CO..
Z corning enlistment, discipline, exc
<. cises, accoutrements, arms al
n clothing, and TO make such 9th
rules and orders as may be necessa
8. to carry into effect the provisions
x. this Act, aud to provide and pr
@. scribe penalties for any violation
of such regulations not extending
rs deprivation OF life or limb or d
inAlction of corporal punishmer
~ Every such rule, regulation or ord
te shall require for It's validity the a
a A.. a IA.