The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-22

Rep Hooksno read first time by
title his bill 10 sniend Sec, IL. Chap. a,
Laws of 1855, AMI repeal Sec. 5 u the
same law,
Nohle Phillips read first time his bill
70 regulate tsse licensing of lodging
houses in the District II Nona, Island OF
oahu. Also. his bill 10 amend Sec. -
Civil Code with regard To licenses 10
kespsrS os hotels and victnailing houses,
Rsp. ApiSi gave notice III = bill 10
amend The Internal taxation laws.
Noble Won TsnpSky read first time
his hi - trSsS,er ire island oi kahoo-
lave irosu stle ps>lr:cs of Lahaiua 10
that III " ail0ku>
Rep. Riek&rd gave notice Of bill 10
amend the Act amended by Sec. ,,
Chap, IS. Laws oi 1855,
Rep, NSw&hi moved that the Commit
tee on Education request the President
OF the Board of Education 10 present re-
ports u al. school agents ON the amounts
paid each teacher Tor expenses Of trav-
cling 70 the teachers convention.
Rep. Kshookano thought time
should be mentioned.
Rep. NSwshi amended his resolution
by adding = within fifteen days
Rep, Paehaole thought five days
enough.
The resolution passed with five days as
the time OF answer.
President Walker appointed IS the
select committee on Noble Horner'S reSO-
luton Reps. kaiua, HaUhi, KnuiSen,
Mobiles Hind and Cornwe!l.
Rep. White moved that as it was COM
mon talk thai SlisDS were in Govern
ment Offices, therefore, resolved. that
His Excel.ency ]. \. Cummins De re-
CueSted 70 present statement of the
uSmeS Of such aliens. also To : ale the
intention Of the CSbiGet in regard 10
continuing aliens in office, who have not
been n4,uralized according to law.
Rep. Brown raised the point oi order
that such = question should De addressed
10 81 the Ministers.
President Walker suggested thar the
resolution be addressed 10 His MajeSty'S
Ministers.
Rep. White said the Minister of For
eign Affairs called himself the Premier
when he announced the new Cabinet,
and, although that position was not men
him as head Of the Cabinet.
The matter WAS treated as an ordinary
question to Ministers and allowed to
stand.
Noble Isenberg gave notice OF meet
Ing Of the Education Committee Wednes-
day morning al O'Clock.
The order Of the day was taken up
Bill 70 amend Secs l and 8, Chap. 20,
Laws Of 1885. 1t gives magistrates dis
cretiOn Of imposing fine without impTi
sonment for violations Of the opium law
Minister Brown explained that the bill
VAS introduced by the late Minister OF
Finance il was the intention. however,
Of the AttOrney-General TO introduce a
bill affecting other portions Of the Act
Therefore, he moved this bill be referred
10 the Judiciary Committee
Rep Rickard moved ii be laid on the
table 10 be considered with s bill OF
which notice had been given by the hon
0raOls member for Honolulu.
Rep. Lucas supported the motion, say
ing MS bill was TO regulate the impoTta-
ton and sale OF opium.
Rep Paehaole said the proper motion |
was to refer to the Judiciary committee,
~ -AAC NAAAC4 N4AAS OAA l4C S4OlClI
would De referred as they were intro
duced.
Rep. Brown supported the point
raised by Rep. Psehsole, that the bill |
could only be passed, committed OF re-
iected, at this stage He moved it be
10 3 Select committee to be
called the Opium committee.
Rep. Bush Was in favor of a Select
committee to consider all opium bills.
As he was strongly opposed to opium he
hoped he would be appointed on that
committee.
Rep Nawahi hoped il would not 90 to
ne present opium scandal committee,
Is that was too lOng-Einded
Rep kalUz moved to amend Rep
Browns motion by making the Select
Committee consist OF seven members.
The amendment was accepted and the
notion as amended carried.
The House took recess from u 10 80
,'clOck.