The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-03

changed his vote, the act being
greeted by hearty applause
Ayes-Ministers g. n. Wilcox.
Robinson, Jones; Mobiles Berger,
Ena, Hopkins, D. w. Pua, Cummins,
Williams, Male, Kauhane, j. NJ.
Horner, Hind, Hoapili, Marsden,
Young, Baldwin, w, Y. Horner,
Anderson, Thurston, Kanoa; Reps.
Wilder, Bipikane, Ashford, Aki, S.
X. Pua, Kauhi, Il, w. Wilcox, A.
Horner, Kaunamano, Waipuilani,
Kapahu, Nahinu, White, Kanealii,
Edmonds, Kaluna, Iosepa, Akina,
Smith-4O.
Absent Minister Brown; Mobiles
Peterson, Dreier; Reps, Bush, Koa-
hou, Kamauoha.
Rep. Smith moved that the item
of the Salary of Second Deputy
Clerk of the Supreme Court passed
yesterday be reconsidered.
Noble Marsden, from select com
mittee on Bill 1886, relative to vacci-
nation, reported that the committee
deemed vaccination very necessary,
but disapproved of arm to arm vac
cination and recommended that it
be prohibited by law. They also re-
commend that only bovine virus be
used. The committee present new
section covering those points and
recommend that the bill pass as
amended.
Noble Thurston presented bill
(under suspension of the rules to
prevent hunting and shooting on
private grounds.
Third reading of Bill los, relative
to giving the Board of Representa-
tives of the Fire Department more
control over the funds of the De
partment.
On motion the bill passed.
Second reading of Bill POP; an Act
to regulate the carrying of mails be-
tween Hawaii and America, and the
payment of steamship subsidies.
Rep. Ashford moved the bill be
considered section by section
Noble Baldwin moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed.
Rep. Ashford said that he hoped
the bill would pass because it would
be saving to the country. The
line was now being paid several
times as much by us as by the United
States. Those who would vote in
favor of the postponement of the
bill were in favor of extravaganza
and monopoly. There were no rea,
sons existing for being generous with
the Company. He could not sec
that the country was getting any
thing in return for the large subsidy
| given.
Noble Baldwin considered that the
bill should be indefinitely postponed
The Company was now and had been
giving good service. The line was
was of great benefit to the country
1t might be a little strain to pay the
money at the present time under ex.
listing depression in business, but
the members must remember that
the business of the line was also fal
less both in Australia and here, yet
the company had kept up the same
first class service. The Oceanic
Steamship Co.'S steamers were wei
known for the excellent table they
set and the competent attendance
He hoped the bill would be post
poned.
After some further argument tn,
motion to indefinitely postpone tn,
bill was put and carried, on an ay,
and nay vote of q to IA, and
motion to reconsider was lost.
Rep. Smith, from the Judiciar,
Committee, presented report OF
items in the Judiciary Department
as follows, Expenses Supreme anC
Circuit Courts, $4,000" The com
mittee recommend that the item b,
so inserted in the Appropriation Bill
Report received and tabled for con
sideration with the bill.
AT 1910 the Assembly adjourned