The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTY-FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, Aug. ii.

The pruning committee reported
five bills printed.
PETITIONS.
Rep. Richard presented petition
from tIamaltua with 1 signatures,
that no liquor licenses he granted
after the present ones expire. Re-
ferred to liquor bills committee.
Rep. A. Elorner presented n petit
ton from Laupahoehoe for $1,000
for . landing. Public lands com
mittec.
Noble Phillips presented petit
ton from 1877 residents of Honolulu,
for law to prevent the spread of
lantana. Public lands committee.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing select committees:
On ocean line subsidies kalua,
Bush, Richard, isenberg, and Bald
win.
On Tahiti line subsidy Phillips,
Hind, Waipuilani, Macfarlane, and
knudsen.
Ga San Diego line subsidy Ma
wahi, j. NJ. Ilorner, llalstead, Nc
CarIhy, and Rice.
RESOLUTIONS.
The President read communica-
ton from W. o. Smith, member,
| in the absence of II. S. Townsend,
the chairman, of a committee of the
Legislature of 1898, enclosing bill
prepared by Mr.. Whiting, to pro-
vide for taking the census.
Noble Phillips read first time
by title q bill to provide for taking
the census of 1890 aud subsequent
censuses. He also moved that the
communication from the census
committee be printed. Carried.
Rep. Paehaole read q first time by
title his bill requiring decisions of
the Supreme Court to be translated
into Hawaiian and published.
Rep. Kalua read first time by
title his bill to establish and regu-
late the Waikiki Water Works.
Rep. Bush read first time his
bill to amend the Crown land laws.
The same member gave notice of q
bill to re-cstablish the office of Gov
ernor.
Rep. Baker read q first time by
title his bill to allow sugar planta-
tions to introduce laborers from
abroad.
Rep. Kahookano read first time
his bill to provide for additional
terms of court for the Third Judi
cial Circuit.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of bill to amend
Sec. 1902, Civil Code, relating u
fares of boats for hire in Honolulu
harbor.
Rep. Lucas moved it pass. Car,
ried.
Third reading of bill to ament
the leper segregation law. Defer
ed, on motion of Rep. Kahookano
till next Tuesday.
Third reading of bill to change
the fire limits of Honolulu.
Rep. Lucas moved the bill pass
Noble Widemann moved the bill
be indefinitely postponed, because
the reasons for it were insufficient
and it was not intended for the well
being of the town.
Noble Muller moved the bill b.
amended according to the report o
} the committee.
Rep. Lucas said the bill was fol
the benefit of residents of Alake
street, and would enable them Il
8 beautify that street. AS to til
esplanade, the Minister of the Int
rior would not let any of it withou
the requirement of buildings thereo
being built of brick.
, Noble Widemann was speakin
!, against the bill, as being only fo
- the benefit of two or three people
:, contrary to the general well-bcing
;. Rep. II. w. Wilcox interrupte
n the speaker with motion for a II
9 cess till half-past one.
4 Rep. Bush, on the speaker sittin
L down, renewed the motion for n
cess. In the excitement of the mi
ment the business could not be pr,
perly conducted.
Noble Phillips did not think til;
there was anything in the band
II playing to make a cause for takir
- recess. III the hon. member fl
y Koolaupoko wanted to hear the bar
y there could be no objection to h
q doing SO.
O Rep. Bush said this was pet
IS ton of great importance with whit
,. the House might have much TO d
d 1t was nothing at which fun shou
1t be polsed.
,s The motion lost.
Y Rep. Lucas again defended Il
d bill.
% Rep. II. w. Wilcox referred
4 the hop. Mobiles remark the 9th
70 day about being included in the b
nefits,
10 Noble Widemann said he regar
IN ed this bill first as huge joke, bu
" if the bill he had jokingly asked I
ar was introduced, he should oppose
lie might and main.
" Noble Baldwin argued that t
limit might he reduced now, VIII
q there was no demand on Ajax