Legislature in Session Sees Protest Over Opium Bill
The Hawaii Senate opens with prayer, rolls, and a protest over a newspaper article labeling lawmakers as “on record for licensing opium.” Senators debate journalistic ethics, then proceed to budget items, including salaries for judiciary, finance, and district courts, and consider Kaiulani’s allowance before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek
Kauhane
Senator Waterhouse
West Mani
Lanni
Molokai
Circuit Court of the Second Circuit
Brown
Cecil Brown
John McCanchless
A. Hocking
Senate
Senn
Baldwin
Wilder
McCandless
Wright
McCandlets
House
Senet
Ment
Damon
Finance
Rte
Kapiolani
Damon Ar Hed
Kaiulani
Indy
Honolulu
Oulu
SLO
Department of Hin Affairs
Cooper
Department of Finance
Registrar of Public Accounts
Clerk of
Oahu
Hawaii
Mani
Kauai
Onhu
Postal Bureau
Postmaster- Cieneral
Postal Savings Bank
Money Order Department
Bureau of Customs
Port Barveyar
Hilo
Mabakena
Kalului
Eilo
Diamond Head Station
Committee On Commerce
Willer
McCandrews, Baldwin
Lyman
Legislature Acts on Lenses Bill and Lands Leases
Opening of the House includes petitions for land appropriation and leases for government lands for stores and factories. The House adopts rules amendments, approves a fireproof building covenant in leases, and agrees to auction terms and term lengths. A cholera board report is translated for Hawaiians, and a Kailu pan portal entry bill is referred to the Senate. session adjourns after lengthy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Kaeo
Kalulau
Kauai
Lycroft
King
Komanolia
Robertson
Committee On Rules
Sith
Smith
Board of Health
Hanana
Bond
Lyerolt
Hiraminn
Thawaiion
Tts
Isto
Winston
Gus
Rann
Seana Ita Um Etunsnorge
Nuonwe
Hnia
Maui
Howe
Island News and Events From Hawaii February Dispatch
The issue reports the five hundred guard match result with misreported scores, a sugar cane record yield of fourteen tons per acre at Ewa plantation, and deaths of August Morris and Kaleo steward of the brigantine W G Irwin. It notes Queen's exile restrictions, a water voyage schooner visit, a marriage in February, a real estate sale by W G Irwin, a embezzlement case against Lionel Tedparh, a Wirth’s benefit for Gen W De Long, Chinese New Year celebrations, temperance talks, and a note on the composer Underwood Sheridan's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Oahe
Ffty
Hawaii National Guard
California National Guard
California
Ewa
Duinies Kaleo
W. G. Irwin
Queen's Hospital
Annie BE
Victoria
Marie Isobel Travensch
Chase Santos Pather Valentine
Alobse
San Francisco
Viter Lewe
August Morris
Islands
Bruce Waring & Co
Fort and Ber
Lionel V. Tedparh
Hawaiian Gazette Company
Wan Ae Renial
le Rafael
Los Angeles
San Diego
Wirth
Eeven
W. de Long Pont
Chiness United
Cinentalus Gon
Chimse
Young Men's Christian Association and
Women's Temperation Union
Bark
Underwood
Sheridan
Avraigm
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the Evening Bulletin
King Street
Honovu
Hawaiian Islands
Poserica
Canada
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Rutt
Cp Taletions
Mt Ray Yee Laos
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Tunwail
United States
Jan Let
Fone
Maimin & Co
Pormmery
Moet & Chanton
Heidsieck & Co
Louis Roeherer
Custom House Records
Gi. A. Mamm & Co
R. Liseiman
Ting
Gorsalves & Co
Sextor
Republic
Kuuama L
Kanakani Simeona
Kaulua
Mary RB. Stolz
Jackvisey
House OF Representatives
Senate Printing Committee
Thoe Serviens
Li. M. Fernandes
ATL
Willy
Weil
Sons of the Islands
Hendadi
Australia