The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-28

FoRTY.F1RST DAY.
SATURDAY, july &c.

ton that the committee OH rules pre-.
pare from the Rules of the House
such rules "a will be applicable TO
the transaction OF business in com.
ruittec of the whole.
Noble Nlarsden moved Tie reso-
luton he adopted.
Noble Muller opposed the resolu-
ton as unnecessary, and moved it
be laid on the table.
Rep. Richard cited the difficulty
OF Yesterday about reconsideration
in support OF the resolution.
Rep. Brown did not see any neces-
sity for adopting special rules for
cotmittee of the whole. There was
ample chance for reconsideration of
a matter passed in committee, when
the House dealt with the report,
The object Of the committee of the
whole was to give freedom Of discus
sion.
Rep. Paehaole agreed with the
hon. member from the first district.
Rep. Nawahi advised the with
drawal of the resolution.
Noble Macfarlane hoped the hon.
member would withdraw his rcsolu-
ton. for reason given by Rep.
Brown, that if the committee was to
have rules they might as well stay
out of committee.
Noble J. NJ. Horner had become
converted since yesterday. and now
thought the. committee should not
be restricted by rules.
Rep. Richard said the reason why
be had introduced the resolution
was the general expression Of mem
bers yesterday that something of The
kind was necessary to facilitate bu-
siness, but as majority this morn
ing seemed to regard the matter DIFF
ferently be begged to Withdraw the
resolution.
Rep. kalua gave notice of a bill
10 repeal the law requiring miikmen
to take out licenses Tor The sale of
milk.
The same member presented a
resolution 10 refund So taxes to Jose
dc Rego. Referred to Minister of
| Finance.
Rep. Apiki read first time by
title his bill to provide police JUS
tice for Kau, Hawaii.
Noble Won Tempsky raised ques.
ton of privilege. The committee
to visit the lcper settlement was au-
,borized to negotiate with the Viii
der Steamship Co., for steamer
and had been very kindly treated
by that company in being rendered
free steamer. The committee hat
now arranged with The Inter-Islant
Steam Navigation Co. for steamer
Was this right?
Rep. Kalua held there was NJ
necessity for the raising Of thi
question. The committee had beer
authorized to get q steamer where
yer they could. He had objected
to paying the visit On Sunday ant
to taking Monday from the House
The committee considered it best t,
go on Friday evening, as tn
House only sat two hours on Satur
day anyway.
The President held there wa
nothing before the House. The con,
mittee was to be governed by Ii
majority.
Rep. Waipuilani gave notice O
bills to amend the homestead an
election laws.
] Rep. Kamai read first time b.
title his bill to provide police jus
tice for Hama.
!. Minister Spencer presented m
sweIs to Rep. Whites questions
t. Chinese and japanese natura
lied since April so, 1850, AZ. 2,
' and 4.-They were naturaliGed upo
receipt of applications in propc
form, in compliance with Secs. ~
and 429 Civil Code as amended
!. 1887. 5.-The Minister does ne
believe they have the right to VOTE
according to the Constitution. g.
n The Japanese Government had nj
+ asked this Government impcriousl
y that all japanese in the kingdom b
IS allowed the franchise.
r. Rep. Kauhi gave notice of a hi
+ to raise the District Court of Ew
n to Police Court. He said he wan
ed to be in the fashion.
Rep. Marques gave notice of
i'd bill to amend the homestead Ia,
The same member presented
resolution that the Minister oil tt
r. Interior give instructions to Il
~ Postmaster General to make publ
Is in every post office in the kingdo
9, that the legal rate for rcgisterr
NJ letters is 10 cents, with the optic
. OF taking return receipt for ,
p. additional cents. He would IL
u. say that the answer of the Postma
4 ter-General ON this subject 10 Il
: House was an unqualified falsehoo
but it was certainly an undigniiiC
quibbling. He described an inte
view with the Postmaster-G eneral
which that official called him
I damned fool, and said he didr
care a damn for international la
y he would run his Office his own wa
Minister Spencer most respe,
m fully request that the resolution
Ill referred TO me that l may inves
rs gate the matter.
o+ ORDER OF THE DAY.