The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-23
'TIIE LEGISLATURE
FORTY.S SEVENTH DAY.
SATURDAY, July %, 1892.
MUTuiEE Sp-Sion,

Assembly was called to order at
10 o'clock for prayc by the Chap
lain. At 1905 the minutes Of pre-
viuu, meeting were read hy the
Secretary and the Interpreter. APP
proved as read
Noble Williams from the Printing
Committee re urted ihat the answer
Of tic AllOrnpN-(i,nerait to questions
relative ~ ,he seizures of opium AID
liquor, was printed aud ready for
distribution.
Rep Waipuilaui from Special
Committee on Permanent Settle
ments reported on the proposed pen
sion TO the widow of one Kaulua who
was killed at the Insane Asylum in
June, 1891, by one of the inmates,
while in the performance of his duty.
The committee recommend that the
Bill 600 be tabled as they consider
that an item inserted in the Appro-
priation Bill will have the desired
effect and they recommend the inser-
ton of an item under the head of
Permanent Settlements, to read !,
"For widow of Kaulua to he paid
while she remains single, $500.
Report received and tabled for con-
sideraton with the Appropriation
Bill.
Noble j. NJ. Horner gave notice of
meeting of the Committee on Horn
er's Banking Bill at 1870 o'clock in
the office of the Minister of Finance.
Noble Williams read for the first
time u bill to amend Section 1903,
Chapter sc, Session Laws of 1890,
relating to elections.
At 1920 Rep. Robert Wilcox
moved the Order of the Day. Car.
red.
Bill 4, relating to providing for and
regulating the internal police, wa:
read for the third time. On motion
of Rep. Kamauoha the bill passed.
Bill GA, to constitute Honoipo, Ha
wall, port of entry, was read ;
third time and passed
Bill Il, to provide for the holding
of an additional term of the circui
court of the third judicial district
was read for the third time and pass
ed.
Bill &c, to amend and consolidat
the election laws of the kingdom, an
more particularly relating to the re
division of the Waikiki and Maka
wac districts on Maui, was read
third time, and after some little dis
cussion, passed.
Bill 10, to amend Articles IS an
76 of the Constitution, was read, s
also the majority and minority It
ports on the subjects.
The majority report, speciall
e touching upon Article 70, said th'
a the amendment intends to strike OF
the provision that during the incuu
+ bency of the Justices of the Supren
>, Court their compensation shall not |
diminished. The committee is III
able to find any reason for the amen'
y meDt proposed and every reasc
against it. Signed by Mobiles Ne,
mann, Peterson and Rep. White.
3 Noble Neumann moved that I'll
. majority report De auoptcu.
u Rep. Waipuilani was opposed
the adoption of the report.
Il After considerable controversi
G debate, Noble Neumann, having Il
/, floor, moved the previous questiC
which motion being carried an a,
and nay vote was taken on the motto
;, to adopt the majority report of Il
- committee, and carried by 80 ay
. against 6 noes, Mobiles Pua and Ho
pill, and Reps. Bipikane. Pua, Ka
O namano and Nahinu voting agains
:. Reps. Kamauoha and White beiI
y excused by request, and Ministe
?, Widemann and Whiting, Nobl
): Baldwin, Kanoa, and Reps. Wilde
J. Ashford, Bush and Nawahi bell
absent.
.r Rep. Smith gave notice of meetil
% of the Visiting Sanitary Commit
II of Is at | 80 O'Clock.
IS Noble Neumann gave notice of
D. meeting Of the committee on regi
T. tration matters at o'clock.
AT IL the Assembly adjourn
until Monday.