The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-01
THE LEGISLATURE.
THIRD DAY.
Morning session.

hcp' hdlhbuOud gave uOIlCS VI III
tention TO introduce bill TO repeal
the law relating to compulsory vacci-
nation; also bill TO repeal law of
1888 relating to leper suspects.
Noble Pua gave notice of intention
to introduce a bill looking to the cleo
ton by the people of the President
and members of the Board of Health.
Rep. Aki gave notice of bill to
repeal the law relating TO compulsory
vaccination.
Rep. .Kauhi, notice of franchise for
the Hawaiian Electric Power Co.
Rep. Koahou, notice Of (1) bill to
repeal the law relating to lepers; (2)
bill to repeal the law relating to COM
pulsory vaccination; (3) imposing a
duty on imported rice; (4) amend
ment of Sec. 1, Chap, XXlI., Laws
of 1888, relating TO bankruptcy.
Rep. Kaneaii gave notice of bill
changing location of Circuit Court
from Waikiki to Lahaina; also of
bill to specify the hours which shall
constitute days labor for contract
laborers.
Minister Spencer gave notice of
bill TO provide for the establishment
of bureau of Agriculture and
Forestry" in the Department of the
Interior.
Rep. Kaluna, notice of a bill to
amend Sec. u, Chap. VIII, Session
Laws of 1888, relative to the Police
Department.
Rep. Ioseps, notice Of bill to
provide for Police Magistrate for
the LIST district of Hama, Maui.
President Walker announced as a
special committee, to consider the
petition introduced by Rep. Waipui-
lani, the following: Minister Spen-
Ger, Reps. Waipuilani, Smith, Bush,
and Noble j. NJ. Horner. Also the
committee to draft reply to the speech
from the Throne, viz: Rep. Kamau-
oha, MOBILES Baldwin, Cornwell and
Cummins, and Rep. Nawahi.
The President announced that the
amendments to the Constitution pass
ed by the Legislature of 1890 we're
on his table. He would be pleased
TO have the House take some action.
Rep. Smith moved that the matter
be referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Carried.
Rep. Ashford drew the attention
of the House TO the fact of report
made by the Judiciary Committee of
the Legislature of 1888 having been
referred TO the Legislature of 1890,
and by that last Assembly referred to
the present. He moved that the re-
port of the Judiciary Committee of
1890 referred to this House be taken
from the table and referred to a
committee.
Minister Widemann would ask
whether the report was on our table
or somebody else's table.
Noble Peterson stated that the
report in question was referred to
the Legislative Assembly of 1890 by
the report of special committee
which was adopted. The committee
to which the report was referred in
1890 reported back recommending
reference of the matter to the Legis-
lature of 1892, and that report was
adopted.
On motion the matter was referred
to tn. Judiciary Committee.
Noble j. NJ. Horner, under sus-
pension of the rules, read a report of
special committee on bill 90 of the
Assembly of 1890. On motion the
report was accepted and the commit
tee granted further time.
Minister Widemann gave notice
of bill to amend and codify the
laws relating to the Hawaiian Postal
Savings Bank.
Noble Pua gave notice Of bills to
abolish the office of tax-colector in
chief and the transfer of the duties
to the governors of the islands. Also
a bill providing for police magistrates
al kalaupapa and Kalawao, Molokai.
Noble Cornwell gave notice of
bill TO regulate the importation of
firearms and explosives into the king
dom.
Rep. Waipuilani-notce of bill
TO encourage the cultivation of coffee.
Rep. Kapahu presented a resolu-
ton that the Acknowledgement within
three days supply answers to the
following questions: (D-The Eames
of all persons under pay in the Pc.
lice Department and their rcsiden-
ces? (2)-rhe station or office held
by such persons and their pay?
On the presentation OF the resolu-
ton a standing vote was taken on the
passage. Lost, Is to ID.
Rep. Bush presented the following
| questions to the Minister of Finance /:
Q) Is the Deputy Collector-G eneral
of Customs engaged in the retail
business known as the "Ka Male"
store on Fort street? CD Does the
said official attend personally to the
examination and appraisement of the
goods delivered at said store?
Rep, Kapahu under suspension of
the rules read for the first time a bill
TO amend Section II, Chapter s, S.
l.. 1888, relative to the fees of sher-
ifs, ETC., in bankruptcy cases. To
print.
Noble Neumann desired leave of
absence for the afternoon.