The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-11

its approval, provided however tina
every act, matterand thing, requisite, re
| quired, or necessary to be done for th'
carrying out of the provisions of the ac
entitled can Act to amend the law con
cerning Road Supervisors and the dis
position of the road tax, and to establish
local Road Boards, and to define theil
duties" approved November 25th, 1887
between the day of the date OF the ap
proval of this act and the 1st day o
January, 1892, shall be done and per
| formed the same as if the said act haC
not been altered or amended.
The title was read, amended and
| passed.
The bill passed to engrossment, to be
read third time on Tuesday.
Noble Crabbe moved to reconsider
the vote on bill No. 153, relating to the
compulsory school age of children.
The motion carried.
On motion of Noble Marsden, the bill
passed to engrossment, to be read third
time on Tuesday.
Second reading OF bill No. 130, an Act
relating to appointment of Road Super
visors-in-Chief, etc.
The report OF the committee was
adopted, recommending the bill be in
definitely postponed. The report also
kills bill No. 116.
Second reading of bill No. 151. an Act
to amend Chapter XXVII OF the session
laws of 1886, being an act entitled " An
Act to relieve certain articles OF import
from customs duties"
The bill was indefinitely postponed by
the adoption of the majority report of the
Finance Committee.
Second reading of an act entitled An
Act to regulate the importation of live
stock for sale into this kingdom, and to
provide for the thorough inspection and
quarantine of all such live stock so i'm
ported"
The report of the committee was read,
offering a substitute bill which they re-
commend pass.
The substitute bill was read, and on
motion OF Rep. Brown, passed to engross-
ment to be read third time on Tues
day.
Second reading of bill No. 1877, an Act
to regulate and provide for the inspection,
testing, storage and sale of kerosene oil,
and to repeal all parts OF an act approved
on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1868, pro-
viding for the protection of life and
property against explosive substances
other than gunpowder Re-enacted as
Chapter LXXXIX. of the Penal Code,
declared to be the law OF the land by
Chapter l. of the laws of 1870, as amend
ed by Chapter Xxi. of the laws of 1878
and Chapter XIV. of the laws of 1880,
inconsistent with the provisions of this
act.
The report of the Committee of Com
merce, recommending certain amend
ments was read.
The report was adopted, the bill passed
to engrossment to be read third time
on Tuesday.
Second reading of bill No. 129, an act
to repeal Chapter XXXII. OF the session
laws of 1887; and to re-enact Sections
"a, 56, 81, So, "a, 65 of Chapter XLIII.
OF the session laws of 1882, also sections
90 and 81 of said Chapter, as amended
by Chapter XXXVII. of the laws of
1886, and Section 1897 of the Civil Code.
Rep. Brown moved the bill be laid on
the table. Carried.
Second reading of an Act to provide for
checking and controlling the spread OF
antana and other noxious weeds.
The bill was referred to the Lantana
Committee.
Second reading of bill No. III, an Act
% create, maintain and operate machin-
cry for generating, distributing and sup
olying electric light and power.
The bill was made special order for |
Second reading of bill No. 1914 ,an Act |
o prohibit the sale of tobacco to child |
en- under 10 years of age.
The Education Committees report was
cad. They had made certain changes
md recommend the bill pass.
Rep. Kahookano moved the report be
.dopted.
Noble Muller moved the bill be indefi-
litely postponed.
Noble Marsden said the bill should
'ass. He did not begin to use tobacco
Intil he was % years OF age and "look at
ne now"
The report of the committee was
dopted, the amended bill passed to en-
rossment, to be read a third time on
'riday.
AT 8 80 the House adjourned.