The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-16
TIE LEGISLATURE.
104Tn DAY.

The House opened ut ~ o clock.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Noble lsenberg presented the re-
port of the education committee, on
the petition to have ID. ID. Baldwin
retained rs principal for Lahaina-
luna. They find that Mr.. Baldwin
has accepted the principalship of
Hamakuapoko school, and recon-
mend that the petition he laid on the
table.
Rep. Hookano moved that the re-
port be adopted.
Rep. White moved il he laid on
the table to give an opportunity of
hearing from Mr.. Baldwin himself.
Carried.
Noble Muller presented the re-
port Of a majority of the commerce
committee on the bill to provide for
the importation of Chinese as agrl
cultural laborers, also on the bill to
provide for the deportation of Chm
csc under certain circumstances.
They submit amended bills on both
sulj :. Signed by f. Muller, +.
G.. sincfarlane and Joseph Nawahi.
| Cecil Brown dissen,s in regard to
the amount of the bond to he given
for Chi e sc lahorers, which he thinks
should he S 100 instead OF 5000.
Rep. A. :. Wilcox moved the re-
POI he tabled to await the minority
report.
Noble Muller moved an amend
ment that in the meantime the bills
be printed. Carried.
Noble Muller presented the unan-
imous report of the commerce COM
Jnittee on the hill to allow sugar
planters to Import laborers from
abroad. They are of opinion that
if the bill submitted by this COM
mittec, to regulate the introduction
of Chinese labor, should pass there
would be no necessity for the Act
under consideration. They there
fore recommend it's indefinite post
ponement.
Noble Marsden moved it be laid
on the table to be considered with
the bill. Carried.
Rep. Hookano presented the re-
port of the judiciary committee on
the bill defining the meaning of Sec.
1888, Civil Code, recommending that
the bill pass.
Laid on the table, on motion of
Rep. Brown, to be considered with
the bill.
Rep. Richard presented the report
Of the select committee on the Ha-
maliua Water Company bill. They
find that there are water resources
available, that the company would
spend $l20,000, and the work would
be a public benefit. Laid on the
table to be considered with the bill.
Noble Waldbridge presented the
report of the liquor bills committed
on bill to amend the liquor law o
1883. They find that the section
proposed to be amended was declar
ed unconstitutional by the Supreme
| Court, and recommend that the bill
S be indefinitely postponed. Adopted
Noble Widemann presented th
report of the select committee Oh
the bill to change certain election
districts on Hawaii. They believ
it would be unwise just now to maxi
r the changes, therefore recommend
e the bill be indefinitely postponed
e Laid on the table, on motion o
Rep. Waipuilani, to be considered
with the bill.
4 Noble Widemann presented tn
n report of the select committee on tn
bill to amend the election law. The,
submit schedule af amendment
Il with which they recommend the bill
7 pass. He read report from Rep
o Brown, dissenting from the provi
l. sion regarding secret voting. Ii
also read the following recommends
y. y ton by Noble Muller:
B Honolulu, Oct. 16, 1890.
!. Hon. j. s. WALKER, President Leg
islative Assembly.
Sir,-I fully agree with the maj
e GRITTY report, excepting as regard
+ Sec. 95, subdivision ~, which l be
y to recommend to read as follows:
81 II. "Every person who induce
or procures or tries to induce G
n procure any person to WITHDRAW
n from being a candidate at an elet
n ton, or to cause his resignatio
" from the House of Mobiles or Rer
resentatives after having been cleo
ed, in consideration of any paymer
X or gift, or promise of any paymer
o. or gift, or of any threat, and ever
~ person who withdraws or resigns
~ pursuance of such inducement {
procurement or promise"
n The recommendation is made
ne view of my own experience after
s. had been elected, when stron
III threats were used to induce me
resign my seat in this House.
honestly consider the persons usin
ne such threats, which have been ca
as ried out in consequence of my refu
Il al TO submit TO same, just Us guilt,
" rs though had yielded.
~ ~ Respectfully submitted,
e' h. MULLER.
Rep. Paehaole presented the mi
ed GRITTY report of the sanitary col
IN mittee on the petition of $. X. Me
rs kapu for $3.50 pay for services
es lepers. They recommend 500
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