The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-30
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THE LEGISLATURE
TWENrY-EIGHrH LAY.
THURSDAY, June so, 1892.
Morning Session.

walker and listened 10 prayer NY
Chaplain Waiamau. The reading of
the minutes was not commenced
until 1910 and flushed at 1929.
Minutes were approved as read.
The following petitions were pre-
scented aud referred:
BY Rep. Aki, from Honolulu, that
certain persons now at the Lepcr Set.
Element be liberated. To Sanitary
Committee.
BY Noble Neumann, that fire limits
boundary line be changed TO allow of
building of wooden buildings on both
sides of Alakea street. Tabled for
consideration with bill.
BY Rep. Bush, that certain sums
be appropriated for wharf, breakwat-
er and roads in the district of Wal
kane.
BY Rep. Waipuilani, from 10 resi-
dents of the district Of Honolulu,
constituting the Hui Ka Lei Ali,
that the Assembly order the payment
to them of 5000 for breach of con-
tract between themselves and the
Minister of Finance and the Minister
of Foreign Affairs. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
Noble Williams reported Bills 70,
76, n printed.
Rep. Koahou, from the Opium
Committee, reported on a petition
presented by Rep. A. S. Wilcox, rel.
alive to the granting of a license for
the sale Of opium, that the same be
laid on the table. Adopted.
Noble J. Nj. Horner, from the Ways
and Means Committee, presented a
report relative to the Pilot Depart
ment of the Customs Bureau to the
effect that the committee believe the
Government is doing itself injustice
to longer continue the practice OF
paying fees instead of salary for
Pilot service, and recommend that the
law be changed, and that the Attor-
ney-General be requested to intro
duce bill to that effect. They
further recommend that an item OF
$l4 400 be entered in the Appropria-
ton Bill to pay salary Of three pilots
for Honolulu whose salary for the
period shall be $4,000 each. They
further recommend that S2400 be APP
propriated for Kahului pilot and
$500 for salary of Hilo pilot; alsc
that $1,000 be appropriated for Ho.
nolulu Pilot Boat hire. The commit
tee say the adoption of their recon-.
mendations will ensure realization
to the Government of $4,000 over
all expenses. Report tabled for con,
sheraton with Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Bush read for the first time Il
bill to define and decide the practice
in trials by jury.
Rep. White gave notice of a bill tC
amend the law relating to fire limits
of Honolulu.
Noble Neumann gave notice oil
bills to repeal and amend certain
laws relating to the sale of spirituous
liquors, (2) relative to the distiling
of liquors; (3) relative to tramways.
Rep. Bipikane gave notice of bills
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the grape and manufacture of wine.
90 That the Marshal, Governor and
other officers be elected by ballot.
Minister Whiting gave notice OF
bills q relating TO Chinese Immi
grafton, (2) also to regulate pilot
fees and pilotage.
Rep. A. 5. Wilcox read for the
first time bill to admit rice free OF
duty in certain cases.
Rep. Smith gave notice of bills Cd
to authorize the killing of the myHah
bird. (2) To regulate the conslruc
ton Of buildings in the Kingdom.
Minister Whiting read for the frs
time bills % relating TO licenses o.
tram-car drivers. (2) Relating to col
lisions at sea.
Rep. Kamauoha offered a resou
ton that $1,000 be appropriated foI
building fish market at North Ko
hala, Hawaii. To Committee OF
Public Lands.
Noble Macfarlane gave notice o.
bill TO amend the law relating TO TIL,
taxes on wagons and carriages.
Rep. Aki gave notice of bills q,
to establish college for the instruc
ton of native Hawaians in medicine
law, and civil engineering; CD Il
repeal Chap, 27, Laws of 1884.
Rep. KamauOha gave notice OF
bill to provide for the erection of
fish market at North Kohala.
Rep. KamauOha read for the frs
time bill relating 10 houses wher
taro is cooked and poi made.
Rep. Aki read for the first time
bill to prohibit women riding in car
RACES between sunset and sunris
unless accompanied by their HUSBAND
or father, also to prevent wome
walking on the streets during thos
hours.
Rep. Iosepa offered a resolution
that 5000 be appropriated for the re
pairing Of courthouse at Hama
Maui, To Committee on Publ
Lands.
Rep. Kapahu gave notice Of bi
to amend the law relating TO cleo
tons.
Rep. kamauoha gave notice Of
bill providing for the election b
ballot OF all deputy sherffs.
Minister Whiting asked for furthe
time TO answer certain questions pre-
pounded by the member from kau.
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