The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-01-17

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pone the bill and report which wa
lost on the following vote:
Ayes Ministers Wilcox, Robinson
Jones and Brown; Mobiles Ena, Kau
hane, " ,rsden, Young, Walbridge, An
derson, McBryde and Dreier; Reps. Wi
der, .Kauhi, Iosepa, Smith and A.
Noes-Nohles Hopkins, Pua, Peter
son, Cummins, Maile, Hoapili and Ka
noa; Reps Bip ipikane, Aki, Pua, R. W
Wilcox, Bush, Nawahi, sKaunamano
Kamauoha, Nahinu, White, Kanealii
Edmonds and Kaluna-20.
NJ. Horner, Hind, Baldwin, w. Y. Hor
ner, Cornwell and Thnrsion; Reps
Ashfort, Koahou, A. Homer, Waipui.
lani, Kapahu and Akina
The report of the committee was
then adopted by the vote OF 20 to is.
A motion to reconsider was lost.
The bill passed to engrossment to
be read the third time on Wednes-
day.
Third reading of Bill DDS, relating
to fees of executors, administrators
and guardians. The bill passed.
Third reading of Bill 245, providing
further appropriation of S25,0OO for
roads and bridges of Honolulu.
Rep. Kamauoha moved $4,000 in
place of S25, 200.
Rep. Smith said that the districts
of Hilo and Koloa were also suffering
from bad roads. The materials for
the $4,000 steel bridge at Wailua
stream, Kauai, were rusting from
lack of funds. Taxes for roads for this
district would amount to about $20,-
600 for this period.
Rep. Waipuilani said that his dis
trict needed money for their roads
and road building should not be linn
tied to Honolulu alone. He spoke in
high terms of the Honolulu Road
Board and especially the Road Super
visor, but the present financial cir
cumstances would not permit a fur
ther increase.
The motion to amend to $4,000 was
carried.
= The bill then passed as amended.
Second reading of Bill 244, an Act |
to license the distilling of spirits.
Rep. Smith moved to Indefinitely |
postpone the bill. He said that Homo
lulu did not want a distillery estab-
lished here. The bill was of such
that it could not well be
at this late date. 1t was
IN the interest of the country that this
bill should not pass.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox favored passing
5he bill, as it had been carefully pre-
1ared by the Temperance Committee.
1e said that distilleries were estab-
ished in Belgium, Germany, France,
England, America and other coun-
ries, and Hawaii could not claim her.
elf holier than those powerful ma
ions. 1t would enrich the treasury :
o have distillery established here
instead of importing spirits from
broad. Catholic monks have been
istilling rum for generations, and !
ne Pope prevented them from sell
ng their rights to an English syn
icate. If the Church of Rome, the i
ldest church in the world, favored it,
was useless for petty religious sects ,
.hich owe their origin to the Church !,
Rome to oppose it. =
Rep. Pua spoke of distilleries in Ma L L
eira, and how the revenues were in :,
eased thereby. u
Rep. White said that Hawaii's eX- r..
nple for favoring the bill was -
merica. America has distilleries for "
aking beer, gin, whiskey, and all :"
nds of alcoholic spirits. The P. C. /
DvERTIsER advertises the firms of -
1veiOy & Co. as selling good wines, ~
G. He moved the previous question. -,
lrried. u'
The ayes and noes were called on =, =,
otion to indefinitely postpone the u u
u, which was carried on the follow II li
g division: % %
Administers Wilcox, Robinson in
d Jones; Mobiles Kauhane, Young, te
lihrdge and Anderson; Reps. Wilder, dc
iepa, Smith and A. =. Wilcox-lI. m
Noes-Minister Brown; Mobiles Ena, of
'pklus, Pua, Peterson Cummins, I'll
-ile, Hoapili, Marsden, Cornwell, Ka- ou
4 and Dreier; Reps Bipikane, Aki, co
a, hauhi, Il. W Wilcox, Nawahi, OF
unamano, Kamauoha, Nahinu, White, la
monds and Akina-24 to
absent - MOBILES Berger, Williams, to
NJ Horner, Hind, Baldwin. w. Y. be
ner, Thurston and Mcbride; 4}eps. II
lford, Koahou, 4. Horner. Kapahu tn
| Kanealii. res
Excused Reps. Bush and Taipuilani. co.
motion to reconsider was lost. CO..
Nhe bill was then considered section TN
section. mt
he bin passed to engrossment, to po
read the third time on Wednesday.
IN suspension of rules, Noble Peter ins
presented bill from the Judiciary Til
amending Section 90 Of pri
new Judipiary Act tht
he bill was read for the first and yoI
ond times, and passed to engross- cot
MT, to be read the third time on pa
tai
It noon, the House adjourned until ab,
morning. pie
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