The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-06

THE LEGISLATURE.
THlRTY-SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, July 6, 1892.
Morning session.

Morning session.
The Assembly convened at 10
O'clock, President Walker in the
chair. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
Noble Williams from the Printing
! Committee reported number of
bills printed and ready for distribu.
! ton.
Noble Marsden from the Commit
tee on Rules presented the following
report:
"Your Committee on Rules re.
| specially report that recent experi-
ence has shown the necessity of re-
stricting debate upon matters before
the House, in such manner that no
one member against the wishes of the
majority can hold the floor indefn-
itely;
"Your Committee therefore re-
specially recommend the adoption
of the following as a Rule of this
House to be numbered So:
"Rule 95-No member of this
House, unless by consent of maj
ority of the House, shall speak longer
than ten minutes exclusive of the
time consumed in the translation of
his remarks) at any one time or upon
any one motion, amendment or other
matter before the House. Signed
by all of the Committee.
Debate on this report commenced
al 10 30, and the subject was pro-
perly discussed by Mobiles Marsden
and Young, who were in favor of the
adoption of the report.
Rep. Nawahi was opposed to the
report, and in the course of his re-
marks foreshadowed the impending
fate of the bill providing liens for
those who pasture, feed, or shelter
animals, also the bill TO authorize
corporations, ETC., to erect buildings
for the storage of inhammable oils;
the Hawaiian members would attend
TO those bills; their fate was sealed.
The speaker also limited at united
Oceanic Steamship Co. in revenge
for the opposition shown by foreign
ers to the Hawaiians in the House.
Noble Thurston said that he OBJ.
jected to the manner in which the
previous speaker had attempted to
draw a color line. 1t was a mis-
chievous attempt and was wrong to
introduce such ideas. 1t was time
that notice be taken of these attempts
to stir up race prejudces and the in
PRODUCERS should be sat down on.
Non-argumentative speeches were
continued until II go, just one hour
having been used up in tout of
order" talk, when Noble Walbridge
moved the previous question; car
ried, and the main question was put
on the motion TO indefinitely post
pOne the report of the committee.
Lost by an aye and nay vote of 33
noes to IA ayes. The amendment
offered by Rep. Kamauoha that the
"speeches of members be limited to
half an hour including translation"
was voted on, aye and nay, and
passed as follows:
Ayes-Ministers Parker, Wide
mann, Spencer, Whiting; Mobiles
Berger, Mactarlane, Pua, Peterson,
Neumann, Kauhane, Horner, Hoa-
pill, Marsden, Cornwell, Dreier
Reps. Blpikane, Aki, r. w. Wilcox,
Nawahi, Koahou, Kaunamano, Ka-
mauoha, Waipuilani, Kapahu, White,
Kanealii, Edmonds, Iosepa, Akina-
20.
Noes-Nobles Ena, Cummins, Will
liams, Hind, Young, Baldwin, Hor-
ner, Walbridge, Anderson, Thurs,
ton, G. N. Wilcox, Kanoa; Reps.
Wilder, kauhi, Bush, Nahinu, Ka.
luna, Smith, A. S. Wilcox-l9.
Absent-Ashford S. X. Pua.
Noble Peterson from the select
committee on Police and Prisons re-
ported on bill No. 4 relating to "ar
Act TO provide tor and regulate the
internal police of the Kingdom.
, The committee recommend that the
bill be amended by striking out the
words "deputy sheriffs" and insert
ing after the word marshal" the
words "deputy marshals," and will
this amendment the committee re.
/, commend that the bill pass. Table,
for consideration with the bill
, Noble Thurston from Committee
on Public Lands reported on a p, ii.
ton asking for the appropriation o
100000 for the erection of dtel
, water wharf at Hilo, and say tina
they are of opinion that deep waite
wharf at Hilo is one of the mos
> needed public improvements in Til,
country. The committee recon
, mend that the amount be placed il
! the Appropriation Bill, and that tn,
Minister of Interior be requested b,
the House to execute this item anon,
the first public improvements carrie'
out during this period. Tabled TO
= consideration with the Appropriation
: Bill.
, Noble j. M. Iorner from tn
, Committee Of Ways and Means state
o having interviewed the Attorney
General and the Marshal of the King
dom, and reported on their depart
ments as follows;
While the Marshal declined I
= make any reductions in his estimat
n as presented in the Appropriate
II | Bill GIVING az a reason therefor tina