The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-25

to change the Ere limits q Homo.
Lula. Committee recommend ccv.
tain changes ard that its report and
bill Oh the subject he considered to-
gether. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
The President appointed, as The
committee on hid to prevent Hawai-
ians leaving the country, Reps. Wal
puiiani, Kalua, Kuudseu, Mobiles
Widemann, Pua.
Rep. Faehaoie presented rcso.
luton for remi, sion Oh S37.50 taxes
10 KelSahuna & CO., I1alawa, Moio.
kai. Referred 10 Finance Minister.
Noble Marsdcn read q first and
second time by title, under suspen-
sion OF the rules, his bill to license
the sale of wines, beers and aies of
light Alcoholic strength. Ordered
10 be printed,
Rep. Cummings moved the sus-
pensitn Of the rules in order that he
might present number OF petitions.
Cost.
Noble Philips gave notice OF
bill TO provide subsidy for line
of steamers between Hawaii and Ia
hiti
Rep. Apiki gave notice of bill
10 provide police magistrate for
the District Of Kau.
Rep. White moved that each
member going to Molokai be allow
ed 10 take two servants with him.
Noble Phillips thought the House
had no right 10 interferfere with the
regulations of the Board of Health.
Rep. White explained at length
that the servants would be required
to carry baggage.
Minister Brown moved the resolu-
ton be laid on the table. Members
were going as guests Of the steam
ship company, and it wonld not be
right TO burden the company in the
way proposed. The proposal also
implied violation of the Boards re-
gnlations.
Laid on the table.
Minister Spencer gave notice OF a
bill TO amend the law relating to the
licensing of auclioneers, bill to
amend the law relating to licenses
issued by the Interior Department,
aud bill TO amend the law against
han king goods without license.
Rep. Kamai gave notice of a bill
to provide that the District Court
| of Hama be made Police Court.
Minister Peterson read first time
by title his bill to provide better
administration of pabiic Institutions.
and his bill TO enable extra jury tri-
ais nj terms of the Supreme Court.
Rep. Paehaole gave notice of q
bill TO provide for the appointment
of police justice Tor Moolkai, also,
Of q Till relating TO the time at
which tax appeal boards shall sit
also, of bill 10 amend Sec. %,
Chap. 43, Laws of 1882, as amend
ed by Laws of 1856.
Minister Spencer presented an
answer to questions relative to
charges for registration of letters.
The 10 cents was charged according
to law when return receipts were
given. To the Postmaslcr-General's
recollection, nobody had ever beer
refused registration al 10 cents
waving the return receipt. Ac.
cepted and laid on the table.
Rep. KaIua moved that newspa.
per reporters be allowed to accom-
pany the committee to Molokai. lie
accepted an amendment suggested
by Minister Brown, providing thai
consent of the Board of Health bt
had.
Rep. Brown moved the resolution
be laid on The table. Since mem
bers were refused permission TO TAKE
servants, it could not consistently
be granted to reporters.
Laid on the table.
Rep. White presented the follow
ing questions 10 the Minister of TIT
Interior:
How many Chinese or Japan
csc have been allowed, since leS(
up to the present day to become Ha
waiian subjects?
2.-When and under what autho
rity did the naturalization of eac,
take placer
3.--What were the causes ant
reasons which, in each case, mad
the Government cede the naturaliza
ton?
4.-fIave the naturalized China
man or japanese been allowed t
vote at any election. or will they b
entitled to vote at any future elec
ton! Can they do SO consistently
with the Constitution?
Did the japanese Govern
ment ever ask imperiously for tn
electoral franchise to be given to al
the japanese subjects now in III
III The islands.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of bill to extern
the time for the completion an
equipment of the Intrr-Island Sui
. marine Telegraph Cable.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill be re
ferred to select committee. ii
spoke OF the importance of guardin
the interests OF the country in til
matter.
, Rep. Lucas said he had no nor