The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-20
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tanned il necessary. He did not like
the talk about the poor financial con.
dition of the country, believed that
it was all nonsense. Ii the Govern
trent was short Of money just now
and it was desired TO have these
storage warehouses lie was the man
who would lend the amount necessary.
Cloud and long continued applause)
Noble Marsden. That settles 1t,
the bill is killed. daughter aud
applause).
On Interpretation of Noble Dreier's
remarks into Hawaiian the applause
again became long and loud.
The motion 10 indefinitely post
pone the bill was carried and recon-
sideration of the vote was lost
Bill 81 relating to the clearer de.
nning of practice in trial by jury re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Bill l0S providing for the greater
control by the Department of the
Fire Department funds; also to Ju-
dietary Committee.
Bill GA TO create an additional port
of entry { Honoipo) in the collection
district of Kawaihae, Hawaii.
Rep. Wilder was strongly opposed
to the measure, the place proposed
was The least recommendabe. Would
venture TO say not ten members in
the House knew where Honoipo is.
Noble Hind (interrupting-)Were
you ever in Kohala?
Rep. Wilder-Yes, 1 have been
there several times!
Noble Hind did not suppose
you had. / have never seen you
there.
Rep. Wilder-Yes, | have been
there good many times. The place
has not been visited by a schooner in
the last ten years. There was no
good reason why the place should be
made port of entry. For some
reason the honorable Noble (Hind)
had personal grievance against the
kohala Railroad on account of i'm
agining that there was lots of money
in freighting. The gentleman had
bought vessel himself and proposes
to do his own freighting, and save
himself taxes by placing his vessel
under the American flag. If the AS
sembly saw fit to make Honoipo
port then he had no personal interest
or care in the matter.
Rep. Smith did not exactly favor
the idea of creating another port
there, as that portion Of the coast of
Hawaii had now three ports of entry
within fifteen miles of each other.
He was member of the committee
that had considered the Bill and the
reason that they had not reported
adversely was because there were pc
titions asking for the port of entry.
Rep. Kamauoha said that the port
of Mabukona was in the hands of
monopoly which controlled every
thing there. He supported the Bill.
On vote being taken the report of
the committee recommending the
establishment of the port of entry
was approved, the bill ordered to
engrossment and for third reading on
Saturday next. Following is the aye
and nay vote on the question:
Ayes-Ministers Parker, Wide
mann, Spencer and Whiting; Mobiles
Berger, Pua, Williams, Horner, Hind,
Hoapili, Marsden, Young, Baldwin,
Horner, Cornwell, Walbridge, An
derson, Wilcox and Dreier; Reps.
Bipikane, Aki, Pua, Kauhi, Wilcox,
Bush, Nawahi, Koahou, Horner, Kau-
namano, Kamauoha, Waipullani, Ka-
pahu, Nahinu, White, Kanealii, Ed
monds, Kaluna, Iosepa and Akina-
80.
Noes-Nobles Ena and Kauhane !;
Reps. Wilder, Ashford, Smith and
A. S. Wileox-6.
Absent-Nobles Macfarlane, Peter
son, Cummins, Neumann, Thurston
and Kanoa.
Bill 32A, amending Section 81 of
the Civil Code relating To licenses,
was read and referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Bill Ill, requiring light on bicy-
cles and other vehicles. To Judiciary
Committee.
Bill ZIP, relating to highways. To
Committee on Public Lands.
Bill lib, authorizing national
loan and defining its application. To
Finance Committee.
Bill ia, relating to abolishing the
office of Assessor-in-Chief. To FL
nance Committee.
Bill III, amending Section 1893 of
the Civil Code relating to the English
and Hawaiian versions of Civil Code.
To Judiciary Committee.
Bill ll9, amending Section /,
Chapter 80 of the Penal Code reIat-
ing to the language of the statutes.
To Judiciary Committee.
Bill 1924, relating to the better de-
fining the right of defendants in
criminal cases to bail. To Judiciary
Committee.
Bill 1913, amending Chap. of the
Penal Code relating to treason. To
Judiciary Committee.
Bill l16, relating to importation OF
rice free of duty in certain cases.
To Rice Committee.