The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-27
T2o TgM2oRE I.EGIsLaTuRE
Weekly Meeting Of the Executive
and Advisory Councils.

h. Smith, Doite, Mcudopc,. Elnnc-
nth and Nc, anQless.
A petition was received from +. II.
Wagner 10 giant him license to
operate q d,stiiicry, Rsiprred to
Minister Of the interior.
Minister Damon rcsu the tiuauciai
a alemeut. Receipts We're slS,3l',
&C when $4,000 were customs aud
S.jUIS.l5 taAe.. Expenditures w.ie
$l2,50yO, including SJil321 under
tine Loan Act. Notices of with
GrawaIs from tho Postal Savings
Bank Tor Sept, Oct. and Nov. were
SpO,32j, aud cash on baud IN that
institution s62,V0332. ExpeDses OF
ProyisIuBal Government. not iuclud.
iug appropriations o' 1929 TO
March 81, lSDi, verc s23D, INU IL.
Mr. BrUwa reported from the
judiciary Committee, submitting q
bill To appropriate So 40 as salary
uGe John l.. Colburn a. Munster Of
;dc Interior ia 1873
He also reported hill relating TO
inpoftations Of merchandise aud
material for the B'shop Museum.
Also. report ia favor Of granting
vincent t.iuanGvz and Peter Quinn
restoration y, their civil rights.
The reports were adopted.
Mr., Brown Introduced a bill 10
amend the law relating 10 charters
o! corporations.
NJ. EiDueiuth asked about his
questions ui W. werhs ago regard
rug Japanese Immigration. Had The
rx."utive apy aGswCfs ready
MIR. Hatch replied that the mat
TOR had fecrhod consideration, bui
% wo.ll ask the ,niuisshc" OF
fYT;uVT tIiG"
Mr.. E.m'u.lulh had = !uItber lu.s.
ton 20 ask Was there any truth az
i.!e report that sir TnUrstun had
zone TO Europ" 'rt plantation laouiI
Minister Hatch said ag agent of
he Iiautvrs' Company went to thu
!loTCs some cUnths slrc". NJ re-.
IurI hay,ug b.eu f,r.;TGd from that
gent, the Guv,InWuu, determined
- despatch Gt. 4 hu,siUn q, oucc 10
IN. Azprva 10 gather Information
Jaa II possible m,ar arfaug,'uIrnI :
'or the Immigration .! Portuguese.
.abCIcIS rom those 'rlandS. Hrgn
cations had b,"n gong On bet wrvt
81" i!an!crs' Labor aud S.Iply
COMPANY and the GUYsrnm, :,
Wa; Mr., JhuINtuu might make ar
!aDgemcg's ~ uncc win Mr.. Glad,
IL r.rma"y iuT the transport ,t.ui
80 Immigrant. Sir. Ihurstoc va
ais" aulhnriH'd To- proceed to Li,hpI
GGi there, X u"-,"yd Gocrs.ary, ne
.,Otiato q treaty With ia" Govern
.I"nt al H0r;gS%. regard NJ Iurtu
t,iesc immigration.
Mr.. EAneluth then a. KID u thof,
vas auy probability u the L,boI
Commission being filled Ut the pr.
scnt time, The reason ioI this qucs
ton was tina, he had { b!!! fnJ
SmcuGiuE inr act. - - - make i
'Int obligatory og che Ecrmul"u
20 appoint u;gmb"rs FROM part!"uia
cla.scs, such ~ planters or mccha
ics,
Minister Hatch answered 'ba
hero hal been difficulty IA indln!
hdividuals ~ comply with the law
Olc appointment was yet u h
made representing tho planting N
tsreSt.
Mr. Enmclu,h now asked npcnl
what Ia" had spoken Ia the Mlpi.tc
81 the lutcriUr about privately, |
the party Mali- ~ > {. Allrus ne,
building complied with the III
limits law.
Mini-ter King replied that ID
Superintendent, 81 Public Works ha
iaioIm'd HIN the plans and spe'il
cations wcrG 10 conformity with ia
law. Mr. Howell vas now ab'er
'ron. The city, hut when Ie return"
he Minister King would have hin
LAX. mCasurcincn,s.
Mr. Emmeiuuh next called after
Ion - wood"n hui'diug placed u
For; street near tEs Honolulu Piai
ing Mil. IL was an outrage IL pe,
I,ia wCrH al!OwcG t. shulll' Nondn
sGanties about within tho hrS limit
He asked II permits had been issue
IN thi. cod other cases Of que.
buildings which ho denoted.
Minister King said permits ha
not been asked Tor
After further tiaiogDIe the matte
dropped,
Mr.. Emrueluth intrnduced b
amendment 10 tho Labor Commi
sion law.
Minister Damon introduced
resolution 10 pay tho printing bill
SG5i,li OF The Constitutional Co..
yen;i0n CARRIED.
The bill 10 amend tho Boundsu
Commission law was read sCcnh
time by tile aud rcierret to The j
dicIary IOmmi,iec.
The bill relating IN elections can
up FOX third reading and was iei
clause by clause.
Mr.. Alien rored al amGndmcI
10 allow the hiring 81 carriages
carry voters to tho polls. CARR"
Other amendments were ula'
mostly in the line ot reducing Il
strict oasS OF inc IluGsuie. The h
passed IS amended
The bill relating To- bonds Ot Ga
ernmcnt employees came up (
thirt reading and passed with"
discussion.
Mr.. Emmclu,h a.Esd Of the ES
cutiNc whrlh bet, when person is !
used registration Gndor the spec
lights clause, Is be informed that
can obtain letters Of deui2alio
Somo oven who wcro known 70
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