The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY NINTH DAY.
FRIDAY, Aug. 10, 1892
Morning Session.

! the minutes were READ ana approved.
Noble Neumann, from the Judi
ciary Committee, reported ON Bill
1877, to provide for police Justice
for the Island of Molokai, to the eff
feet that they deem the proposition
unnecessary and recommend that
the Bill be tabled. Report adopted.
From the same Committee by the
same member report was presented
on the resolution that candidature
fees deposited by Messrs. Apiki and
Kapahu be returned to them, to the
effect that an item be inserted in the
Appropriation Bill to cover the
amount Tabled for Appropriation
Bill.
From the same Committee re-
port on Bill 152, relating to the is
suing of executions and proceed
ings thereupon. Report was tabled
for consideration with the Bill.
From the same Committee re-
port on resolution relative to the
payment of one Kanoha for services
in connection with the Kohala
Water Works, recommending that
the resolution be tabled. Report
approved.
From the same committee on the
bill to prohibit the sale of salt
salmon, they report that the provi
sions of the bill are both unjust and
impolitic, and recommend that the
bill be tabled. Report tabled for
consideration with the bill.
Under suspension of the rules No
bic Thurston presented petition
from taxpayers of Honolulu pray
ing that the tax on playing cards be
removed. To Finance Committee.
Noble Williams from the Printing
Committee reported that the report
of the Finance COMMITTEES and Bill
No. 6S were printed.
At l0:30 on motion the Order of
the Day was brought up and the
unfinished business was for the time
deferred, consideration being given to
the following bills on second read
ing.
Bill 16l. To amend Article Al of
the Constitution. To Judiciary
Committee.
Bill 1852. To punish the use OF
vulgar or obscene language. To
Judiciary Committee.
Bill 1853. Relating to coroners. TIC
Sanitary Committee.
Bill 164. Order of challenging
jurors in criminal cases.
Bill 165. Relating to Roya1
Patent for land in kau. Judiciary
5 Bill 1853. Relating to foreign fire
l insurance companies. Special Order
1 of the Day for next Thursday.
? Bill III. Relating to sugar plant
ers holding Office under the Govern
ment. To Military.
Bill 172. To provide for the vot
, ing of seamen engaged in the inter
: island trade. To Judiciary.
Bill 15lA. To determine the statu
of the landings of the Kingdom anC
l the rights of the public therein.
t Bill 1876. Relating to Chinese i'm
| migration. To Labor.
!. Bill 1877. Relating to pilots an,
e pilotage at the port of Honolulu
Consideration on Thursday next.
Bill 16S. Relating to Chinese i'm
F.. migration. To Labor
Bill la, an Act to define tn
= duties of the judicial stenographe
in certain cases. To Select Com
mittee.
At 10:47 the House resolved int
Committee of the Whole, Rel
a Robert w. Wilcox in the chair an
n proceeded with the further con
n sideraton of Bill 7S, the Hawaiia
: Banking Act.
V Noble Macfarlane made yer
a strong speech against the Bill, say
ing that he was opposed to it frs
last and all the time. He considere
; that ii was fraught with danger t
= the country. He was opposed to tn
% Bill because it proposed to flood tn
u country with an unlimited issue {
Is paper money. Paper money brougl
} the Argentine Republic to grief an
II Brazil was now in the last throes {
d financial ruin from the same caus
d He advised the Hawaiian member
that no more cunningly devise
scheme could have been invented
steal their country away from then
r If it was desired to preserve til
5, independence and political aut'
1t nomy Of Hawaii then we must ste,
lie clear of just such schemes as thi
% He commented satirlcally upon til
% provisions of several sections Of I'll
+. Bill and ended with the hope thi
ii, the Bill would be indefinitely pos
he poned.