The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-30
THE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTY EIGHTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Aug. 80, 1892.
Morning Session.

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utes of previous meeting were read
by Clerk Mccarthy and Interpreter
Wilcox and, as usual, approved.
The President delegated Rep
Waipuilani to the Judiciary and No
bic Peterson to the Education com
mittee in place of Noble Neumam
made Minister
Rep. Waipuilani from special
committee to whom was referred
claims of certain roads in the Kona
district, Hawaii, reported that the
claims are valid and recommend pay
ment out of such funds as may be
in the hands of the Road Board of
the district. Report adopted.
At 1870 on motion unfinished
business was brought up and the
consideration of sections of the Bill
Q76) to re-organize the Judiciary
was taken up.
Sections 50 to 81 inclusive and re-
lating to Clerks of the Judiciary De
partment, We're passed over on ac-
count of the absence of Minister
Neumann
Section 69, appeals shall be al
lowed from all decisions of District
Magistrates in all matters, whether
civil or criminal, to the Circuit Court
of the same circuit" and specifying
how such appeals shall be taken, the
bonds necessary, etc. Passed.
Section 50. Appeals to be allowed
from DEGREES and judgments of Cir
cult Judges in Chambers to the Su-
preme Court, and specifying manner
of making such appeal. Passed.
Section 20. Power of Supreme
Court in case of appeal to it from
decisions of Circuit Courts. Passed.
Section ". Exceptions. When
ever any question of law shall arise
in any trial or other proceeding be
fore circuit court, the presiding
judge may reserve the same for the
consideration of the Supreme Court,
and in such case shall report the
cause or so much thereof as may be
necessary to a full understanding of
the questions to the Supreme Court.
Passed.
Section 10. Any question may be
reserved in like manner upon the
motion of either party on account of
any opinion, direction, instruction
ruling or order of the Judge in any
matter of law. Passed.
Section "A. Any party may allege
exceptions to any such opinion
direction and instruction, and il
found comfortable to truth shall be
allowed and signed by the judge
But if the judge shall refuse to al
low and sign such exceptions the
truth of allegations may be estab
lished before the Supreme Court anc
:. the exceptions allowed by it. Passed
Section rs. Upon allowance O
exceptions and the deposit of S25 OF
e a bond by the party excepting tn,
: questions arising shall be considered
e by the Supreme Court. Passed
| Section rs. Power of Suprem,
S Court if exceptions are frivolous
Passed.
Section II. When exceptions ar
g allowed the Judgment may be vacat
u ed by the Supreme Court withou
/ any writ of error. Passed.
II Section rs. No trial by jury shall
i be prevented or delayed by the al
leging, fling or allowance of sue
II exceptions. Passed.
II Section 70. Relating to the trG
II bility of cases according to the pro
IS visions of this Act. Passed.
t, Section 80. Relating to repeal {
y laws inconsistent with this Bill.
g Section 81. Relating to the holC
/ ing of commissions under the Ac
: Action was deferred for the presen
% Sections 81 to Ga inclusive, rela
ing to the clerks of the Judiciar
d Department and their duties, wei
) after some amendments passed.
1t An interruption now occurred b
Rep. White obtaining the floor an
Al moving that the rules be suspende
IT and he be permitted to read by tit
u the bill introduced by him yeste
day. Motion carried and the men
Der then read the bill by title, viz
An Act granting franchise to estal
ry lish and maintain a lottery, I'll
III special provisions Of the bill are
AZ follows:
y" ~ |, Exclusive franchise is granite
to ID. IL. Cross, of Chicago, lllinoi
st and w. b. Davenport, of St. Lou
PG Missouri, and John Phillips, j.
di Williams and Dir. Gilbert Foote
ma Honolulu, to establish lottery, st
lottery, policy and combinati'
nj tickets for the term of twenty-f
en- years.
He 2, Majority of grantees to
domiciled in Honolulu; drawings
take place in Honolulu.
3, To pay for franchise 5000
to each year in quarterly instalmeu