The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTY SECOND DAY.
TUESDAY, Aug. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Noble Pua moved the bill he in
definitely postponed.
Rep. Richard moved that CON
sideration be postponed till the in.
PRODUCER (Noble Phillips) was pre-.
sent.
The Interpreter-Noble Phillips
only presented the amended bill
from the sanitary committee.
The motion TO indefinitely post
pone the bill carried.
Second reading of bill TO amend
Chap. "A, Laws of 1882, to regulate
the sale of spirituous liquors.
On motion of Rep. Rice, read q
second time by title and referred to
the liquor bills committee.
Keep. Kalua moved reconsideration
of the vote on the dipsomaniac bill.
Lost.
Second reading of bill to amend
the law of 1888, relating to the
segregation of leprosy. 1t strikes
out "persons suspected of leprosy,"
removing the criminality of harbor-
ing such.
Noble Pua moved the bill pass.
Minister Brown moved it be re-
fcrred to the sanitary committee.
Passed to cngrossmcnt, to he read
4 third time Thursday.
Second reading o! lodging houses
bill.
Noble Crabbe moved it be post
poned till Tuesday, as the intro
Queer, (Noble Phillips was absent.
Noble Muller did not believe in
postponing bills for this reason.
The least The introducer of bill
could do was TO he present when his
bill was on the order of the day.
Postponed.
Second reading of Il bill to trans.
| fer the Island of Kahoo!awe from
the District of Lahaina TO that of
Wailuku.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill pass.
Noble Widemann wanted TO know
what it meant.
Noble Won Tempsky said half the
island now belonged to Lahaina and
half to Waikiki. Kahoolawe was
of no use to Lahaina, or Lahaina to
Kahoolawe. 1t was simply intended
to put the island all in one district.
He had introduced the bill al the
request of the lessee of the island.
Noble w. Y. Horner opposed the
bill. 1t was another attempt of La
halna's wealthy neighbor to rob that
district. The case was just the re-
verse of that stated. 1t was harder
for the Kahoolawe people to get to
Wailuku than TO get to Lahaina.
The wind blew the wrong way for
them to reach Waikiki. He could
not understand what induced the
hon. member to introduce the bill,
unless he had visit of nightmare
the previous night. He moved that
the bill be indefinitely postponed.
Rep. Kanealii considered the bill
a good one. The lessee lived al
Waikiki. All the people on bust.
ness came to Wailuku. The Court
they attended was at Wailulu.
Rep. White opposed the bill.
Rep. II. w. Wilcox said the islant
was nearer Hama than Waikiki.
Indefinitely postponed.
Second reading of bill to amend
: the internal taxes law. 1t provide
a tax Of S. on every carriage horse
the proceeds to be devoted to Tit
, maintenance of roads in the distric
: where collected also, provides tina
tax appeals be tried before Judge
of the Supreme Court.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill he re
ferred to the finance committee. III
approved of the bill generally.
Rep. Richard moved it be referred
: TO the judiciary committee.
Noble Widemann said both divi
sions of the bill related to the treas
ury, therefore the appropriate com
mittee would be the finance.
Referred to finance committee.
Second reading of bill defining
, highways and defining and estab
, fishing certain rights and duties i
/. connection Herewith.
On motion of Minister Peterson
! read by title and referred to com
merce committee.
Second reading of bill to estat
! lish and regulate the Kohala water
Y works.
On motion of Noble j. NJ. Hornel
4 read by title.
Noble Burchardt moved the hi
pass TO engroSsment. He describe
, the great difficulty of those inhabi
s tants who did not work on planta
a lions in getting water. The objeC
: of the bill was to enable the Govern
ment to secure certain water rights
and collect fees for water privilege
a from those served thereby.
Rep. Richard said the in5entio
was very good but IL would not b
we'll TO pass it at once. 1T involve
G large appropriation, being fo
/, establishing waterworks at Kohala
5 but it required looking into. ii
moved it be referred TO the commit
tee on public lands and internal in
provements.
Noble Widemann had no doul
the object was good, but there wei
/. things in the bill requiring Garrett
c consideration. He moved it be n
n ferred to q special committee, wit