The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-26
THE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTY-FIFTH DAY.
FRIDAY, Aug. Goth.
Morning Session.

Assembly convened at 10. Minutes
of previous meeting were read and
approved
Noble G.. n. Wilcox from the Com
mittee on Education presented
report on Bill 14S to regulate and
establish high school for the pur-
pose of teaching and educating Ha-
waiian youths in certain high
branches of education. The com
mittee recommend liberal appro-
priation to keep up the efficiency of
the common schools, but do not
think the present state of-the Treas
ury would warrant them in recon-
mending the bill to pass, they there
fore recommend that the bill be
tabled. Report adopted.
From the same committee report
was presented on petitions and reso-
lutions asking for appropriations for
school houses in various districts
and to the effect that they recon-
mend liberal appropriation be
made for new school houses and that
the petitions, etc, be referred to the
Board of Education. Report adopt
ed.
Noble Marsdcn from the commit
tee on Temperance reported on
petition praying that licenses for the
sale of spirituous liquors be granted
in all districts, and say that as there
are bills having like proposition they
commend the petition to be tabled.
On another petition praying that
licenses for the sale of wines be
issued at 500 each and spirit licenses
be reduced to $3.50, they recommend
the same be laid on the table. Re
port tabled for bills.
From the same committee, the
same member reported on resolu-
ton asking the House to request the
Marshal through the Attorney-Gen-
eral to publicly pour out 20 gallons
okolehao now at the Station House.
The committee say that they are of
opinion that this should be done and
recommend that the House refer the
resolution to the Attorney General.
After considerable debate it was
ordered that the okolehao be turned
over to the chairman minister
Parker) of the Hawaiian exhibit at
B the Columbian exhibition.
Rep. Wilder from the Committee
on Commerce reported on bill and
petition referred to them. The petit
ton is signed by large number of
mechanics of Honolulu, that action
be taken respecting manufactured
articles required for the use of the
Hawaiian Government, SO that a
greater proportion of said articles
may in the future be manufactured
and supplied by home industry. The
introducer of the bill proposed tc
enact statute whereby all officers
of the Government are authorized tC
accept of manufacturers for the
supply of manufactured articles
under certain conditions, the main
point being that protection Of II
? percent to home producers is to be-
, granted. The committee while not
entirely agreeing with the principl,
l of protection hereby foreshadoweC
consider that the argument of petit
TONERS is strongly in favor of the
! proposed action and they therefore
, recommend that the bill pass. Re
port tabled for bill.
From the same committee a repor
was returned ON Bill al to PERM
, the killing of the mynah bird The
committee favored the bill being
passed, On motion the report wa
adopted, bill passed to engrossmen
and for third reading on Saturday.
On Bill 50, referring to collision
1 at sea, the same member reported
Q from the same committee recon
= mending that the bill be referred I,
. the Judiciary Committee. Adopted
= AT IL ON motion of Noble Neu
r mann the Unfinished Business wa
. taken up, bringing forward for con
S sideration, Section 80, Bill l76, to re
h organize the judiciary Department
S Noble Kauhane, Vice President, il
u the chair.
j Section 30. Relating to the estal
e lishment of Circuit Courts in eac.
y Judicial Circuit, Also indicating tn
t number of Judges to each Circui
Court. Passed.