The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-28

anu the result jnereui was That the
report was laid on the table.
Noble Thurston from the Commit
tee on Public Lands reported on
various petitions as follows CD APP
preparation of $1,000 for extension
of School slreeL(2) $4,000 new street
mauka from School street bridge to
Kuakini street, (3) $4,000 for new
road from King street near Niuhcle-
wal bridge to connect with the Asy-
lum road. (4) In re the grading of
KuaLini street. (j) $1,000 for the
Pauoa road (6) Opening new road
from point on King street opposite
the residence OF j. L. Dowsett mauka
to connect with proposed extension
of School street. The committee find
that the above are for new roads.
The opening of the proposed roads
would undoubtedly raise the value of
lands, increase the taxes and open
up land which is now unapproachable.
Although the committee are of opin-
ion that the opening of the proposed
streets is in the publ interest, they
are unable TO recommend the appro-
priation, they having no data of the
amounts necessary. 90 $4,000 for
Pauoa valley road. Committee re-
commend it be laid on the table. (S)
Grading of kuakini street. The com
mittee find that the road can be fin.
ished at an estimated cost o. $500
and recommend insertion of an item
in the Appropriation Bill, "Comple
ton of kuakini street, 50 300" On
motion the report was adopted.
Rep. Wilder from the Committee
on Commerce reported on Bill 60,
ito authorize the construction of
warehouses for the storage of kero-
sene and other inilammable oils or
substances. The committee are of
opinion that the Government should
not conduct or maintain any business
which any person, company or cor
poration is willing to undertake.
Therefore they recommend the bill
pass. On motion the report was laid
on table and was made the special
order of the day for Thursday next.
Noble Baldwin from the Finance
Committee presented a report on a
resolution relative to the payment of
So to one Joseph Kahuhu of Kohala
for twice paid taxes. The commit
tee recommend insertion of an item
in the Appropriation Bill for the pur-
pose. Report adopted.
Noble Williams from the Printing
Committee reported Bills Nos. 65
and sc, printed.
Noble Williams stated that he was
one of those who, yesterday, voted
on the salary of the Postmaster
General; he now moved the recOr-
sideration of the vote. Carried.
Noble Marsden moved that the
salary pass at $4,000.
President Walker said the motion
was only in order in Committee Of
the whole.
Noble Thurston gave notice of
bills { y to regulate the registration
of brands, CD to apportion the cost
of the opening and widening of roads
when owned by joint owners.
Rep. Robert Wilcox gave notice of
a bill to amend Sections 20, Al, "a,
50 of the Constitution.
Minister Whiting gave notice of
bills, CD registration of yachts and
small vessels, (2) bicycles and sim
liar vehicles to carry lights, (3) reg
ulate the importation and sale of fire
arms and ammunition, (4) relating
to disorderly conduct and the use of
vulgar, profane and obscene Ian
guage, (5) to authorize the police to
require persons obstructing public
streets and thoroughfares to move
on" Co to provide rules and regu-
lations for the discipline of the po-
lice, CD to regulate the presence Of
children and adults in streets and
highways after dark, (8) to require
all police officers to take an oath OF
office, CD relating to coroncrs, G0)
that drivers Of tramcars shall be Ii
censed, (ll) relating to Government
officers and the wiful and gross ne
glect OF their duties.
The same Minister also read for
the first time bill to regulate jury
lists and the drawing of jurors.
Noble Williams gave notice of a
bill to eXterminate mOngoose on the
island of Oahu.
Rep. Bush read for first time bill
to provide for a military force.
Noble Ena gave notice of bills Cd
to provide that license or waiver
under lease shall not extend to or
beyond the case To or in which such
license shall be given or made; CD
to make debt or other chose in Ic-
ton assignable in law
Rep. Aki offered a resolution that
the Visiting Committee to the Leper
Settlement examine cases. Referred
to the Sanitary Committee.
Noble Macfarlane gave notice of a
bill to authorize the Minister of In
terror To convey to the Sailors Home
a certain piece of land.
Noble Pua read for the first time q
bill to provide permanent settlement
| for the widow of one kaulua.
Noble j, NJ. Horner gave notice Of
bills, CD to provide for tax on leg
acies and inheritances; 90 To regu-
late the immigration Of Chinese. lie
also introduced Il resolution that "thC
House request the Board of Educa,
/ ton TO prepare for use in the public