The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-16

Sa,ionery and neii~n'as Tor Pvy Council sIoo-Passe
! Expenses Cf legislature 10000.
The Chairman said tat than SO 600 had already been
Nustr vsrisny moved to amend it to = oooecarrisd
q Myies advances to the War Department, S299S s.
/ tn t
he had " m over the u-ts Of the late secre'ry Of War,
Assembly would raintar.e h.s estate by Iassiu- ii.
Hon Mr. Rhodes said that the clear ard satisfactory
moved that The item pass. Put TO vote ana carried.
Minister vari.ny tat.d & during the last session Of the
Legislative assembly, Committee was apo intei to nyeHi
~ anil since Sarch 81 1860 spent
Notion pass the item of Sir John Iowring's expenses
/ On motion the Assembly adjourned.
TIHTY-EIGHrH DAY. June s.
Assembly opened with usual proceedings
Minister NaIi@ny introduced "A resolution that
an item he inserted in the Appropriation Bill in
! the item of Miscellaneous expenses. for salaries
due and unpaid Sl.26t -. ResouJ N adopted.
Resolution from Hon. Nr. kamaio:
R-soiref That the Minister Of Interior do order the Board
Of Health that all r taken to their hospital; aud
Hon Mr.. Kamakau moved to table the resolution.
Minister Ilutchison opposed to the reS0lu
ton. as 1t was sort Of ccnsure on the Board Of
Health.
Hon. Mr. Kakani was in favor of the resolution;
and if the resolution did cenSure the Board he saw
no wrong In 1t. because the Board of Health did
not perform their duty, for in the district that he
lived there some lepers which as yet have not
been removed and that large OF money he
set aside for the purpose of buying larger vessel
than the present one, rs to separate the lepeIS
more rapidly.
Hon. lIr. KAPPA thought that those lepers who
have not Il chance to get 10 Honolulu be quaran-
tined and if the Board did not do this. they had
better be discharged, and new members appointed.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo was at first opposed TO the reso-
luton. but after some few remarks from the Minis
ter of Interior changed his mind, and was in favor
of passing the resolution.
Hon. Mr.. kamaiO said that if the Minister OF In
terror would assure the House that the Board of
Health would do its duty faithfully, he would with
draw his resolution
Minister Hutchinson said that if the resolution
passed he should make motion to refer it TO
Committee.
Hon. Mr.. KamalO moved that the resolution be
referred To Il Select Committee.
Hon. Mr.. Wana was in favor Of the resolution, as
there were IN IIaudlcI. 1--WE leperS who were CON
stantly mixing with the people: and that If the
Board Of Health could not bring them away. they
might keep them by themselves.
Hon. Mr.. Heuck said that after the full eXplana-
tOns made by the Minister of the Interior, he
should think that the members Of the Assembly
would have perfect confidence in the Board. and
hoped that they would not let the talk OF outside
people. interfere with them. he also proud of
the lberality with which this House appropriated
moneys for that great and noble object. the public
health and said that there We're practical difficult
ties. which he would explain. Some OF the
bcrs wished larger schooner and To make cir
cult right round the whole group and bring in all
tine lepcrS. In reply Ee stated tna the present one
the best they could obtain that the Board
would like to do the work quicker but could not.
as they had not The facilities. 1t also took
time To select spot To place the lepcTS. and that
the work has been going only since October last
Since then the Board had done great deal. and
prayed that the members would read the report of
the Board OF Health. a there was u great deal of
information in it, and said for the information of the
member from Hama. that the Board had already
attended 10 Lahana. Wailuku. Naihee. MakawaO
and Ulupalakua. and thought that the lepcr
schooner was now at Hama taking in the very
lepcrs that he (thc member from Hlua) alluded to.
and hoped that the members would take fair
practical view Of the matter. and then ask them
selves if the Board had done right not. the
Board had 70 go between tyvo extremes which
Il very difficult undertaking.
Hon Mr.. kupau was in favor OF tabling the
resolution. as lie thought the Eoaid WAS doing the
best they could under the circumstances. and this
Assembly could not expect anything more
IIana and s that the iiar Of Ish hai not doae 'h-@
duty aud said that the Board had better bring the building
erected On Mol kH down here a"h have all the l@'rs ether
send them here from the other isaud and thea to 1oo@a
Minister Hutchison referred Mr. Ukese 0 law
Mr. Eee replied that he had read it over and was satisfied
that made hy a parcel of b!ockheads.
Hon Ir Ii was in favor Of aIing the resolution as it was
Hon SIR keawt nnaaI said that he respected the rsn-
marks of the Minister Of the Interior, and would the
Resorea the Minister Interior be
all Of the Board of Health in the several districts these
the said Islands, aud keep them until the Board Of Health
Hon Mr. Kamao said If The Minister Of Interior had
place those Iep-rs Hawaii
attended TO in couple OF months he wGui have Withdrawn
his resolutions hut it he the amendment Of the
honorable Niaiua. has been hy
W H. ~ rnt If ~. Itisl|tiys % aSscn,I, NJ H., % ,n, %
Ell the resolution pass 81 amended.
The resolution. 1de,l. carried.
Minister Hutchinson moved that Select Committee be
pointed 10 investigate the In which the Board of Health
has performed Is duties uner tie law and as the Vice Prsi-
the Beard he proposed
ber Of the House appoint the Committee.
thought Committee ought he ap-
pointed by member nominating gentleman from each
island that al the islands may he represented i'm the Com
mee, and made motion hat effect amcn!ment,a also
Committee consisting Hon. Nr Karnaio kaunamano,
liipio Boyd. Waua. u GOV Nalar'elua.
appeals from the Land Commits
sion. AZ proved june l,55 a
to Mitigate the Evils arising from Prostitution.
Assembly preceded to the order Of the day consideration on
second reading Of the hill aruendan Act entitled Act
Chapter Article of the Civil Code relating
Bill read throughout, section by section.
Hon Mr. heawthunahall said that he would not
whether the people would be benefited Icy It or not bat that the
government would certainly benefit the people viii be
benefited by the gets the amounts Of the
license 1t will 90 into the treasury and in that way benefit
Minister IIuchisoa should oppose bill.
of Hon. Mr.. Naha1eiua Section Gdednitely
postponed by - 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Aholo Assembly adjourned.
THIRrY-NINTH DAY. June ..
The Assembly opened at IL A. II. with the usual
proceedings.
Hon Mr. Kamalo introduced the following reso-
Reolrea That the Committee on Accounts procure from the
Minister Finance $50 for each OF the Governors Of Maui and
from their respective Islands. Carried
Hon. MIR. kapua introduced the following reso-
luton:
That the Mobiles be paid $500 each years
Hon. Mr.. Waua moved 10 table the resolution.
Hon. Mr.. MahelOna moved to amend by paving
5000 to those Mobiles who held no Office under the
Government