The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-25

The Attorney-G General gave notice
of an Act relating to the drawing of
juries and the preparation of jury lists.
Also of an Act to regulate the order
in which the right Of peremptory chal-
lenge shall be exercised.
Also, an Act to tax the losing party
in civil cases with the jury fees.
Noble Macfarane gave notice of an
Act to amend Chap. 35, Laws OF 'S6.
Noble Marsden introduced resolu-
ton authorizing the Ways and Means
Committee to introduce bills during
the course of the session to increase
the revenue and decrease the eX-
penses.
Rep. Ashford said Rule 60 gave all
the authorization necessary.
The resolution was adopted.
Rep. Smith gave notice of an Act to
limit the number of retail liquor
licenses and regulate the issue thereof.
Noble Williams gave notice of an
Act to regulate the purchase of manu-
features, ETC., for the Hawaiian Gov
eminent.
Rep. White read by title an Act to
regulate the practice of dentistry.
Minister Parker answered the ques-
ton of Rep. Waipuilani, as to whether
the Chief Clerk of the Foreign Office
was a Hawaiian subject, by stating
that he was.
Rep. Kamauoha read by title an
Act to create and regulate the Ha-
waiian Board of Health.
Rep. Kamauoha asked the Minister
of the Interior whether it had not
been the intention to use $4,000 OF
the road appropriation for Honolulu
to open road from Smiths bridge.
If SO, why had the road not been
opened.
Rep. Kanealii introduced the usual
resolution calling for the appointment
of committee of the Legislature to
visit the Leper Settlement, and pro-
viding for suitable vessel.
Rep. Smith said the resolution was
premature. Nothing should be done
until the House had received the re-
ports of the Board of Health and the
Sanitary Committee. He moved the
resolution be laid on the table to bt
considered with the reports of the
Board of Health and the Sanitary
| Com mittee.
Rep. Kanealii thought the Fourth o
July would be good chance to go.
Noble Pua favored the appointment
of committee at once.
Rep. Kapahu moved to amend The
resolution so as to permit any mem
| Der of the House to go.
Rep. Smith thought only a small
number should go. The result of
miscellaneous crowd going was very
tee should certainly go, and additions
/ 70 khafn NJ har inh ho r1oohn IT.
would move that the Sanitary Com
mittee 90, with eight other member
to be nominated by the chair.
The resolution, as amended by Rep
| Smith, was adopted.
Rep. Kaunamano read by title al
Act to authorize the Minister of tht
of opium. Also notice of an Act to pro
Also to establish o building wher,
poi shall be made in Honolulu. Ais,
/ to provide places in the market for TIN
sale of various objects.
Noble CornwelI gave notice of al
Act to make access to wharves ant
| landings free where toll is now eX
acted by the owners.
Rep. Waipuilani resolved that tin
following items be inserted in tn
Appropriation bill: st. Louis College
$4,000; Kawaiahao Seminary, $1,000
Makawao Seminary, $1,000; Mr.. Davis
Boarding School, $500. Laid on tn
table with Appropriation bill.
Also resolution that 5000 be inserted
in Appropriation bill for wharf at Ma
poopo0, Kona.
The House took the usual recess a
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