The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-12

Keep. HuoEanu presented The re-
port OF the judiciary committee on
certain petition: That the Cabinet
consist of two Hawuiians aud Two
foreigners. recommend it be tabled,
as an amendment to the Constitu-
tion would be required, and the
time Is past for introducing new
bills. That tax assessors in chief
be dismissed several petitions),
recommend they be laid on the Ia.
de to I've considered with bill on the
subject. That DR.. kimhall he dis
missed from the presidency OF the
Board of Health (two petitions), re-
commend they be laid on the table,
as the prayer has been granted.
That no more salary be voted Tor an
inspector OF Immigrants, and thai
the Office Of Governor be not revived
If any pay is to be attached thereto,
recommend il be laid on the table TO
be considered with bills. Tha'
children OF poor parents be sent to
independent schools, such as IA.
waahao Seminary, aud that parents
Of large families be exempt from
school taxes, recommend that il bt
laid on the table, because, in the
first case, the matter i, not in con
troll of the Legislature, and, in the
second, there Is 10 bill on the sub.
ject. Adopted.
Rep. Marques presented a voluml
nous report of q majority OF the
select committee on post office al
airs. 1t ceusures tue Postmaster
General for Objectionable conducI
N general, and violent manners to-
ward subordinates in particular. L
deals exhaustively with salaries
rom top to bottom of the depart
ment, recommending the amount
that everyone should receive. Il
finds that the service is worse con.
Quoted than it has been for years.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved tina
the reading OF the report in Hawai-
ian he deferred lill it is translated
and printed. Carried.
Keep. PaehaoIe presented leugthy
report of the minority OF the selec
| committee un The claim of Ahlo, re
commencing that S2285. 40 be alp
propriated for the relief of peti
TONER.
Minister Brown moved that, a.
the report was extremely lengthy
its Interpretation be deferred, aud /
be laid on the teJle to be considered
with The majority report. Carried
| Rep. Hookan presented the re
port Of a select committee on tn
uill to amend the gaming law, 5,
that the punishment for violation
be made either fine or Imprisonment
instead of both as at present, re
commencing that the bill pass
Adopted, the bill TO be read thin,
time Tuesday.
Rep. Brown presented the repor
of the select committee on the bill
relating to corporations, suhmittin
new bill printed which they rec
commend do pass.
Rep. Bush moved that The repor
be tabled to be considered with tn
bill, as the bill proposed quite a
innovation. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble Marsden moved tina,
whereas, on July 10, the investigs
zion of certain opium scandal wa
referred TO the judiciary committe,
on the representation of promIner
member thereof that the guilty pei
son or persons would be spotted i
three days, resolved that the ind
ciary committee be given three day
more, when, if they fail to report
The matter be taken from them. Fl
said lie had heard several times tbs
the late chairman of the commute
(ex-Rep. KaIua) had said he woul
present the report in year, or O
the last day Of The session.
Rep. Nawahi suggested that PEE
haps the hon. Noble wanted opiul
to reduce his flesh. 1t was we
, known that the committee had il
ternal trouble at the start. No
they had a new chairman who n
CURED to post himself on the fac
already gained. The committee ha
done much work, and had one in
portant witness 10 examine. Il
moved that the resolution be laid c
the table.
+ Rep. Paehaole thought some tin
should he set for the presentation {
the report.
Noble Horner favored giving
week.
Noble Marsden moved the resoll
ton be laid on the table one wee
and then considered. Carried.
Rep. Rickard moved that all res'
Iutions and petitions relating to al
/ preparations not in the bill he CO.
sidered immediately after sccor
2 reading before the Appropriate
. Bill is passed 10 third readiug.
9 Minister Brown held that the pr,
I posal would keep the House in Sc
sion a year, and, after remarks /
the mover, raised the point of ord
e that additions could not be mat
3 except by reconsideration or
third reading.
. President Walker ruled the res
8 luton out of order.
e Reps. Knudsen and Paehaole di
a scented from the ruling.