The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-08

ducing the bill, which related to the
shipping Of native seamen, he found |
there was another section that should |
be included, and therefore he moved |
the bill be referred to the committee |
on commerce. Carried.
Second reading of q bill to en-.
courage railways on the island of |
Hawaii. Deferred, on motion of
Noble Phillips, TO Tuesday.
Second reading of bill to create
cantoniers, etc. Referred, on motion
of Rep. Marques, to committee on
public lands.
Second reading of bill to amend
Sec. 72, Civil Code, relating TO the
licensing of hotels.
Noble Wldemann thought the bill
ought to he dealt with at once to
save time, as it was simple and there
was nc doubt of its being good
measure.
Rap, Brown moved the bill pass.
Noble Phillips, author of the bill,
explained that its object was to ena-
bic an officer of the Board of Health
to inspect hotels and vietualling
houses, as 10 their sanitary condi-
ton.
Rep. Paehaole said the bill might
be very good one, but there were
hotels and eating houses all over the
kingdom, and it might be inconven-
lent to their keepers to hunt up an
officer of the Board of Health. The
bill ought to 60 TO committee.
Rep. Kauhi thought the House
ought to go slowly. This bill re-
CURED hotel and restaurant keepers
to come to Honolulu for an officer
of The Board of Health. Evidently
these officers had more than they
could do already, as there was
very bad smell from the stables at
the corner of Fort and Hotel streets.
Rep. Nawahi in speech of several
minutes moved that the House adj
iourn. Lost.
Rep. Rice saw nothing in The bill
fixing the fee to be received by the
agent of the Board for the certili
cate.
Rep. White was at loss to know
what was to be done if the agent
refused certificate to the restaurant
| keeper. The air would be full of
Chinese curses. He moved the bill
he referred to the committee on
commerce.
Noble Phillips said there was
nothing requiring the bill to be re-
ferred to committee. There was
do "nigger in the fence" about it..
1t was intended chiefly to facilitate
sanitary improvement in Honolulu.
Noble j, M. Horner thought that
if the bill interfered with Chinese
coffee shops it was very dangerous
measure. He had often been glad
when travelling to get cup of coffee,
or piece of bread and butter, ir
one of these places, although there
was good deal of dirt about them
Rep. Brown said the bill could bt
confined in its operation to Homo
lulu, and let the country retain it,
filthy little coffee shops.
Noble Baldwin considered the bill
a good one as it stood. These shops
in some cases would turn a person.
stomach, and their uncleanliness wa
due mainly to carelessness. The
bill would involve no great hard
ship, only little lime perhaps.
Noble j. NJ Horner, on being in
formed that all these coffee shop
pay q license, said then he had n
objection whatever to the bill.
Rep. Paehaole thought that as til
bill did not govern the quality of tn
} victuals it should go to committee
: The bill passed, to be read thir
time Tuesday. 1t is as follows:
Section l. That Section ~ of til
Civil Code be and the same is here
by amended by adding thereto til
following provision, to wit: Provide
, the applicant produces a certificat
from an Officer or Agent of til
5 Board of Health that the premise
to be used under the license are
good sanitary condition, and til
t license shall contain condition tn;
r the premises be kept in such cond
I, ton, so that the said Section sha
h read rs follows:
G "Section ~. The Minister Of ii
!. Interior may grant license to an
5 person applying therefor, in writin!
8 TO keep a hotel or victualing hou,
!. for the term of one year upon +
ceiving the sum of fifty dollars
IS provided the applicant produces
d certificate from an officer or Age
of the Board of Health that Il
q premises to be used under the licen
are in good sanitary condition AZ
, the license shall contain conditit
that the premises be kept in SUI
:, condition"
u Section 2. This Act shall tai
~ effect and become law from al
a after the date of its approval.
=" Rep. Bush, under suspension
rules, gave notice of a bill to amer
II Sec. So, Civil Code, relating
re juries.
Notices of committee meetin
&c were given.
- Rep. Nawshi, on suspension
the rules, presented the report
I'd the special committee on the item
VS. S2l 200 for repairs of Goyernme
t. buildings, recommending that il
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