The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-02

Rep. Koahou gave notice of bill to
create district magistrate for Cen
trail Hilo.
Rep. Kapahu gave notice of bills,
CD to restrict the importation of in
toxicating liquors into the Kingdom,
(2) to cancel the licenses for the sale
of liquor now in force.
Rep. Kamauoha gave notice Of bill
to create additional terms of he 3rd
Judicial Circuit Court.
Rep. Waipuilani under suspension
Of rules read bill to amend Sec 1,
Chap. 10, Session Laws of 1890, re-
lative TO the duties on coffee.
Rep. Kapahu read bill to amend
Sec 2, Chap. Id, Session Laws Of
1882, relating TO terms of Second
Judicial Circuit Court. The sane
member presented resolution that
the Minister of Interior have notices
posted on aud about the wharf at
Punaluu, kau, Hawaii, TO the effect
that said wharf was free of use to
the public. Adopted.
Rep. Aki gave notice of bill to
prohibit hack drivers from conveying
women in their vehicles between sun
set and sunrise unless such women
were accompanied by their hus bands
or fathers.
Rep. Kamauoha gave notice Of bills
CD TO amend Chapter 81, Session
Laws of 1890, relating to the intro
duction Of Chinese laborers, (2) to
amend Sec. "a, Chap. 70 of the PEN
al Code, relating to the "Masters
and Servants" act.
Minister Spencer gave notice of a
bill relating to the suppression of
diseases among animals.
Rep. Iosepa, notice of bill to
amend Sec. ID, Chap. sc, Session
Laws of 1890, relating to the election
law.
Rep. Waipuilani offered resolution
that the sun Of So 200 be inserted in
the Appropriation Bill for the pur-
pose of assisting the telephone Co.
on Hawaii to lay lines from Waiohi-
nu to Kailua. Laid on the table to
be considered with bill on the sub.
ject.
Rep. Akina read under suspension
of the rules for the first time and
without previous notice bill TO pro-
vide for a Police Justice at Waimea,
Kauai.
Rep. Aki read for first time bill
to amend the law relating to compul-
sorry vaccination On motion the bill
was laid on the table to be considered
with other bills on the same subject.
Minister Spencer read for the first
time bill 10 establish "Bureau of
Forestry and Agriculture" in the
Department of the Interior.
Noble Mscfarlane presented the
following to Minister Parker: l am
constrained to ask Her Majesty
constitutional advisers whether they
intend taking any steps to rebuke the
unwarrantable action of the United
States Minister on recent public
occasion? An action which could
only be intended to interfere with
and obstruct the administration.
Minister Parker rose and stated
that he would by leave of the Assem-,
bly, present an answer Immediately to
the question of Noble Mactarlane
and submitted the following reply:
"In answer to the question pro-
posed by Noble Macfarlane l would
say that Her Majesty's Government
has given the matter careful con.
sideration and has already taken
action in the premises.
At :05 Noble Marsden moved
the order of the day, and in accord
ance Herewith the bill (No. y re-
lating to appropriation of money to
pay for services of interpreters and
of witness fees in criminal cases, moi
otherwise provided for, was read fol
the third time and passed.
Noble Baldwin gave notice to the
members Of the Finance Committee
that there would be meeting of tina
body.
AT IL :07 the Assembly adjourned