The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-24
TIE LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, June %, 1892.
Afternoon Session.

and discussion was continued on Bill
No. 80, "to compel drivers of yehi-
cles to carry lights during the hours
of darkness.
On motion the bill was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Rep. Wilder Bill No.
60, relative TO the construction of
kerosene warehouses, was taken from
the table and referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
Clerk Mccarthy read a commune
cation from Mr.. w. b. Oleson, Pre-
sident of the Kamehameha School,
inviting the members of the Assem-
bly, to be present at exercises at
Bishops Hall on the evening of June
2Sth.
On motion of Rep. Smith the invi
tation was accepted and the Clerk in
structed to forward a reply.
Bill No. SO, relating to the keep
ing of Government accounts in Ha
waiian and English, was read sec
ond time and referred to Finance
Committee.
The following bills were also read
second time and action taken ON
them, as follows:
Bill 81, to re-establish the commits
sion for the settlement Of boundaries.
To Public Lands Committee.
Bill 4S, to impose a duty upon
hogs imported from foreign countries.
Returned to introducer for correc-
ton.
Bill 40, to repeal Chapter z of the
Penal Code relating to the law to
mitigate. To Sanitary Committee.
Bill SO, to amend Section 5l7 of
the Civil Code relating to duties.
To Finance Committee.
Bill 40, to repeal Section 8, Chap
ter 80, of laws of 1890 relating to
Boad Boards. To Judiciary Com
mittee.
Bill Al, relating to the Justices of
the Supreme Court. To Judiciary
Committee.
Bill AZ, to amend Sec. 1920 of the
Civil Code and relating to Masters
and Servants. To the Special Labor
Committee.
Bill 43, to repeal the duties i'm
posed upon rice from foreign coun-
tries. To a special committee TO be
known as the Rice Committee.
Bill "A, imposing specific duties on
rice, paddy and raw sugar imported
into this Kingdom. Referred to Rice
Committee.
Bill Z, defining the work hours Of
each day and to mitigate the condi.
ton of laborers under contracts be
tween Masters and Servants, and tc
repeal Chap. AZ, laws of 1876. re
Labor Committee.
Bill 8, providing place for hold,
ing the terms of the Court of the
Second Judicial Circuit of the King,
dom and repeating subdivision thirC
of Section $40 of the Civil Code
To Judiciary Committee.
Bill 8, to repeal sections of the
Civil Code relating to the vaccination
of children. To Sanitary Committee
Bill 10, to provide Police Justice
for the first division of the district o.
Hama, Maui. To engrossment ant
for third reading on Saturday, 25tl
inst.
Bill As, to amend Sec. 388 of tn,
Civil Code relating to fisheries. III
Judiciary Committee.
Bill 46, to provide for police jus
tice for the district of West Kau, isl
and of Hawaii. To Judiciary Com
mittee.
Bill AZ, to amend Sec. 1887 of thu
Civil Code relating to the Limitation
of actions. TO Judiciary Commit
tee.
Bill 81, to prevent the use of ex
plosve substances in taking fish
Referred, amid fire of pleasantres
to the Military Committee.
Bill 90, giving liens to persons whit
pasture, feed or shelter animals. II
Judiciary Committee.
Bill SO, to amend Section 120 O
Civil Code relating to keepers of stal
lions. Referred, amid much laughter
to the Sanitary Committee.
Bill 81, to amend the law "regu
lating the sale of spirituous liquors
and providing for additional licenses
To Temperance Committee, consist
ing of Mobiles Marsden, Macfarlane
Reps. Ashford, Aki and Smith.
Bill 80, to authorize the Ministel
of Interior to grant license for keep
ing house in which to carry OIL
gambling of all kinds.
Rep. Smith moved to reject the bill
and pending discussion and action
the Assembly, at A O'Clock, on motion
of Noble Narsden, adjourned.
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