The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-18
THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY SEVENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. II.
Afternoon Session.

to Internal Taxes.
Section 65. Distress of goods and |
chattels, how proceeded with. Five
days notice to be given before sell
ing Sale to take place, as a rule,
within ten days after seizure, etc.
Passed
Section &c. Relative to how ac-
tions may be brought against per
sons unknown and non residents
Passed.
Section 81. Police to render as
sistance to assessor when necessary.
Passed.
Section IS. What shall constitute
prima facie proof of assessment.
Passed.
Section 80. No assessment shall
be illegal on account of mere in
formality. Passed.
Section 20. Indicating persons
exempt from all internal taxes.
Passed.
l.s.SSSection II, Indicating real and
personal property exempt Passed.
Section ~. Assessors allowed to
use discretion in exempting infirm
and INDECENT persons. Passed.
Section 70. Condition of offence
of persons who deliver false state
ments. Passed.
Section "a. Persons aiding and
abetting in false statement equally
guilty. Passed.
Section IS. Assessors and other
officers failing to do duties prescrib-
ed guilty of misdemeanor Passed.
Section rs. Penalty for INSIDE
meanor, Passed.
Section H. Police and District
Justices to have jurisdiction. Pass
ed
Section rs. List of laws repealed.
Passed.
Section 70. New law not to be
retroactive. Passed.
Section so. Taxes now assessed
and unpaid under existing laws still
to be collectable. Passed.
Section 81. Office holders under
old acts repealed by this law shall
hold until successor appointed.
Passed.
Section 80. Act to take effect
from January |, 1898.
On motion the section was amend
ed to read april LIST, 1898" and
passed.
Consideration was now had of the
special Order of the Day, Bill 81, to
create ports of entry at Hama, Maui,
and Makaweli, Kauai.
The first section of the bill was
amended to read Hama, Maui, and
Waimea and MAXWELL, Kauai, and
so amended, was passed to engross-
ment and to third reading on next
Saturday.
Under suspension of the rules,
Noble Neumann offered a resolution
that the Bill 176) ordered printed
under the auspices Of the Judiciary
Committee be distributed. The in
PRODUCER said that the committee
would report on the bill during the
next week, but he considered that as
the bill was quite lengthy it would
be advisable to have it distributed
so that the members, in the mean.
while, could become acquainted with
its contents. Resolution adopted.
On motion the bill was made the
special Order of the Day for to-mor-
row Thursday week, Aug. 18th.
Second reading of Bill 80, creating
permanent settlement on the
widow of one Kaulua. On motion
the bill was tabled for consideration
with the Appropriation Bill.
Noble Neumann asked for leave OF
absence for himself and Noble Peter
son. Granted
The following bills were then read
second time, nearly all being ac-
companied by reports of committees
and action was taken as indicated
Bill 81 to provide for three In
spectors- General of Schools. Re
port of Committee on Education re
commends that the bill be tabled
Report adopted, bill tabled,
Bill II, to increase the duties on
coffee. Report of Committee OF
Commerce recommends that bill bt
tabled. After some little debate the
bill was amended so that the in
crease should read "seven cents
Zone cent raise over present duty
and the sections passed.
On motion of Mobiles Marsden anc
Macfarlane, an aye and nay vote was
taken on the passage of the title
resulting in 20 ayes to ID noes; the
absentees being Mobiles Peterson
Cummins, Neumann, Thurston and
y A L T.