The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16


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boy ESS terrible ini1re6 n the psrk. Gnd
I ordered al the bGrbesi vie fsncsS taken
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Noble Wl6enznn thO1zh1 the bSIl
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vie fences and Other things q 3 Ike
nature Vas Ros plSln vie fence o.
Ike u3tUreS He would move 70 strike
those words out The bSll fo-bliS putting
BARRED wire fences upon public high
WAYS he would strike out upon" and
make II along
Noble MzrSs1en thought the bill would
vOzk great hardship II certain sections
There were miles and miles OF mad IN
Hanlakua, where nothing but bSrbed
fence would keep the cattle iron break
Ing through the fences and doing thou
sands Of dollars worth o. damage The
woods IN HsmSkua were full Of wild
cattle. Il the bill could be amended
50 that II would not apply 10 such cases.
he wORld vote for il.
Minister Brown offered an amendment
which made the section prohibit the use
OF barbed wire fences IN towns and VII
lagos. around school grounds, and on gov
eminent roads.
Rep. Brown amended, making permits
sion 10 use such fences on government
roads discretionary with the Minister of
the Interior, following otherwise the
amendment OF Minister Brown.
Minister Brown accepted the amend
ment.
The new amendment incorporated
Noble Widemann's two amendments.
The amendment passed
Section requires the removal of all
barbed wire fences where their erection
Is prohibited.
Rep. Brown moved TO amend striking
out Road Boards, supervisors, etc, and
substituting road authorities.
Noble Widemann offered q substitute
section, without materially affecting the
import Of the section.
The amended section carried.
Section prescribes the penalty.
Noble MaTsden moved to strike out
the imprisonment. A fine was suffi-
eient.
The amended section passed.
Noble Muller moved to amend by
making ii take effect ninety days after
passage.
Noble Marsden moved it be six
months. Carried.
Noble j. N. Horner moved the bill be
indefinitely postponed. Lost 20 to is.
The bill passed TO be read Tuesday.
The bill creating a special bureau for
education of Hawaiian youths abroad
was read by title and referred to the
Educational Committee.
Second reading of Bill No. I4O, sub
sidy to the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany.
Rep. Brown said the House had al
ready appropriated $4,000 for the
Oceanic Steamship Company in the APP
preparation Bill, although the company
was not specially mentioned. Now this
bill appropriates 81 800 for each round
trip not to exceed two a month. II they
choose to make the two round trips, the
viii be bound TO pay them
81, 600. They can come in at the end
OF the biennial period and claim the
amount.
Noble Baldwin said the committee
report recommends that not more than
SIS, 900 be appropriated.
The report was read.
Minister Brown said there seemed 10
be some misapprehension as 10 this bill
because il aPpTopriates less than SIS, 900
counting one round trip. They have
drawn hitherto The whole OF the SIS, 900
| do not really see what the object OF the
bills.
Rep. Brown offered al amendment !
declaring that the bin shall create no
claim Tor more than So, 900 The biz
expires BY limitation u two years.
Noble Mzrsden and others-NO. the /
bill Is perpetual
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finite poStponement-
Noble Baldwin favored the passage OF I
The bill with the amendment. i the /
legislature ever thought the business OF /
me country would allow il they could 4
rant the full So. 600 It was 10 more 4
han fzIr 10 grant $500 considering
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