The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-30
Eighty-sixth Day.
THrRspAr. Sept >.

LII E>lA1r sep -.
Tle House met AZ IOA-M. PRAYER
by Chaplain Minutes OF preceding day
rezd and approved.
Noble Phillips reports for the Sanitary
A-umittee on the bill 70 regulate the
i1-arment OF the dead The committee
recommend that the bill pass
Minister Brown moved the report be
received and considered with bill. Car
red.
The President appoints the following
A-=mbers ID place OF Noble Burchardt on
tie following committees: Accounts,
Noble Mccarthy; Homestead Act, Won
Tempsky; Finance, A. Homer.
Noble Puz resolved that 81 OPS De in
serted IN the Appropriation Bill, being
amount paid out by q number Of resi-
dents Of Palzma for road running from
King street 70 Wong Chong Sans rice
mill and % point near the Insane Asy-
luu, the amount to be paid TO the differ
elt persons according TO schedule at
tzched 70 the resolution.
Minister Brown said the House had
spent about two hours debating this mat
ter the other day. The amount was
changed little and few other persons
added. He would move reference 70 the
Public Lands Committee. Carried.
The House proceeded to the Order Of
the Day.
Third reading Of Bill IS, Barbed Wire
Fences.
Rep. NaEzhi moved the bill pass.
Rep. J. u. Homer moved It be in
definitely postponed 1t was unfair for
people who had no direct interest N the
matter 70 compel the wealth producers
O. the country 70 take down miles and
miles Of fence. This kind OF fence has
been put II many places because no
thing else would keep out cattle. The
.p=0pIe who have put up these fences are
A.=1si5le men, and viii take and are tax
liz these fences down as fast as they
hcz1- had this kind offence around my
1ouse. As soon as I could l took il down
and put up q better fence. There are
sc5res OF miles OF this fence along the
highways 2 good deal Of It. Now, acci-
dents happen, OF course, but that Is not
Al argument for taking down the fences.
I have known horses to run up against
bard fences and inIure themselves /
hope We VIII look on this bill II right
light We certainly did not the other
Jay.
KEEP NAV all e-A1 Ll-ccC lEDpAc were
uo- satisfied with putting Up ordinary
fences, but must add artificial thorns to
Eound what ever came near it. This
VS. cruel. II the hon member has been
along the line OF the Oahu Railroad he
has noticed that q barbed wire fence Is
pur % there. The speaker referred to
number Of accidents which had been
caused Or bzrbed wire fences 1t was
dangerous % have these fences around
sc1ocl grounds and IN towns. InIs Dill
Eczld -, work hardship. The Minister
q the Interior might not think 1t neces-
SAY % take fences down IN the country
districts The Dill was amended so that
I should not take effect for SIX months.
That amendment has been omitted
Noble Wlemaun moved that the bill
oe returned to the Engrossing Commit
tee Carried.
Under suspension Of rules, Noble Wide
mann read 3 resolution calling Tor the
Gs7Pointment Of a commission Of five
persons 70 revise the Audit Act and re-
pot % the Legislature Of 1892
lie resolution was adopted.
bird reading Of Bill 70, relating to
Gang.
Rep kahookzno moved the bill pass
Rep Rickard-Tne amended bill reads
either fine or imprisonment. The