The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-19
IKE rACzEIC
COMMERCIAL DOrrtistr
SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
legislative PROCEEDINGS, 1880.

S-cri ~ rvnln - before, and substituted
UtLer Sections.
PETITIOSS.
That tie SlO.OnO Wn loan be not authorized.
, T. ~ - OD hs appropriated for Hoola Lohui
s --i-tir- thruS oit ftse Kingdom.
Tint au Eus,i-l, -,|p,d be established at Wal
mes. R~er cd 10 Committed on Education.
That ~rrrH,n nrw roads be established at Wal
mei. Re cued T.. C.rHmIttee on Public Lands
bud Internal improvements.
RIP ,Rr ~ STANDING COMMITTEE.
The J"drrttry COMMITTEE reported on the sub
j-rt 81 mpIgrtfL.n ~ follows:
non. e. ~ Il. B,s"UP. President OF che Leg
iluNr A--ruhi'
SIX TIE Judiciary Committee to whom was
re erred - bin IprrHiusrri by Hon. q Rhodes and
eui I.-I. 90 An Act tu regulate Immigration -
Inv, hIi the rain, uutrr the consideration, and
I~-s c, rrIrnf rtat tie, fully approve the general
aim auI purI~,rt al tie bill to restrict ex-
clu-i,e mae imu'.rn'i,n and to provide against
the tr rlictI 80 y. disz,,cd immigrants into the
cuurIy.
lBut ,nnr e,mmitfre nre OF opinion that the
limIr 90 hyr immigrants without females a.
mlru,r.n-l 90 Srrirr- l and 2. with the pro-
vi-fm urtt Huv rxrv-- IT males over that mum
Der -inll Is ruhrCt Co a capitatiOn charge Of
$50 lpr every uaie Immigrant ia excess. -
trl rrHH, anI may "Ierate as an OneTous re-
strirtim m mtny et-ss therefore they re-
e.,uimsi j italf Il teen male immigrants without
f-mr ~ he tie limit: AID they cordially support
tiu- I.rls i-iun OF ihr ball that al enterprises for
immigration iutr flrs Kingdom shall provide at
ths least a proportion Of four females to six
mnir-.
Wuh re ab ws amendment your committee
rerimuend she lai--rss 1t the bill.
f~i-nri ". NJ Gibson. j.. K. kaunamanO.
a. X .lt.,li. g. y. dr,x-
4 r r.1-rr uu- rr,--iv-d and ordered To- he laid
or rls sable rr furrier consideration with the
ball 10 which IL Ieieir.
A hill was read Lr the first time to amend
Sertirm /. Chapter -. ct the Penal Code, relat-
ins - tis storm. ui petroleum. Referred 20
CrmmIter go It-vI-i,n.
That S3O.OnO hc appropriated 10 provide for 5
di-teu-Hrirr Jr b1iurh hospitals on the several
i-Linl-. md tD be placed under control of Board
OF Health.
Mr.. G,h-,n. vim Introduced the resolution,
said rhHL urge sums al money had been voted for
th- nnterial progress OF the country, and that the
c Asr- uf the treasury are largely filed by the
prurreJ- 90 hu-ine-r. yet the basis rs labor,
native a. well ar alien, and we must consider
that "a blTgs amount "f the Customs returns Is
derived from the pTncerds OF the poor laborers
IN purchase vf imports. We also owe the
IInNaiian rnee = ~psrItI regard as the sovereign
CONSTITUENT Of this Kingdom. Some may think
that une hnr pIIni - sufficient for this small country
anil email P"PuhhtIun.
What he l~.rpnsed. was small branch hospitals
such ~ were niyncaIrd IN America. The cost Of
q buiIiIng such a. exists in the Safe Of New
York. Dies nrt cxreed 81 900 or 81 800 per
building. 10 laE been discovered that old build
ing- have arquirrd - faint, and as we learn from
the Bible ~ - utterly necessary that they be de-
s,ruyeh and new ones take their place. There
fore tile idea prevails that small temporary build
inss are best for hospital purposes, divided into
two wards. male and female. with an Office be-
tween. It is not considered advisable 90 erect a
structure at greater cost than 81 900 for hospi-
tai purposes. We have provided for physicians.
local and travelling. and TO ensure the attention
of these physicians for the care and welfare Of
the health of the people they would have to pro-
vide branch establishments for them. all acct
dents on plantations had to be treated Oh the
spot, ASH was difficult and inconvenient for them
to be sent here. The hon. gentleman explained
the necessIty OF these branch establishments and
tire advantages TO be gained by them at some
length, referring particularly TO the lepers
that are at large. and the danger of unaffected
people being consigned to Molokai. He moved
that it be considered in connection with the
other ball on the subject OF Health Carried.
That ~ tie report ui tile Board OF Education con-
tain- some -erlnus matter on the subject Of school
in-pecJI1n and un account OF losses sustained, and
alsi ,iaC che party who committed this act not
having Deen dI-coyeTed. the House appoint u
cummittes ri i've TO confer with school inspectors
on tins matter
Committed appointed. Governor Bush. Minister
Of Foreign ReIiJIuu-. Me~srs. Kaai and EaWahI.
Bill Rad irrt time Io regulate the sale of beef.
RsferTed 10 CumuHfe un Revision.
ORDER uF THE DAY
Serrnd reading uf IN Act to amend Section 1913
Of lie Civil C,Hde, rei..iing to taxation for eduea-
tIsnl puTTsrss. tie report on this hill wss also
read. The Cnmmitt,s approved Of the bill with
rOms minor amendments regarding districts. and
Recommended It's psl--ag &c as ameEded. Passed.
S.samd Teidrns IT a bill authorizing Minister
o. F,Hance tn c llcct and keep all monies of De
psrtment uf Public Instruction.
A replrt frpm tie Judiciary Committee wac
real npp-pying nl the Ball. On motion It was re
ferrrd ta Committee nu Education.
Ssr,1ud trading uf IA hill authorizing the Minis
ter IT the ln5eriur u grant licenses e. sell beef
i'm zach taxati ~ district.
Tie Minister VI FnreIgn Relations moved that
ths bill NJ laid un the table until a bill relating
To- tie rale g meal. read this morning for the 6rst
time. he befUre the Il0use. Carried.
Sec nd rradiu. OF bill to amend the Act 20 PRO
vile log tbe unmher uf hours to constitute a day 9
sb,F. where MT spec.hed IN contract. This bill
par-ed To- enzruS-ment and ordered TO be read
n .hi d slime Tue-day next.
Seclnd reading uf an Act 10 amend Section
1923 VI CIVIL Code as amended by an Act ap-
proved 29ih day July. 1872. This bill related
10 masters servants. indefinitely postponed.
See1nd rsuding OF an Act relating 10 the leas-
my 1T stalls.
DR. Smith moved the indefinite postpouement
VI AtAAN AAtAs
Tie Minister. OF the Interior said the present
way Wis fair and just and he saw no other way
in winch it cHnId be altered to advantage. He
therefore seconded the motion for indefinite post
pavement Carried
Ses,nd reading Ut Bill to provide for the sani-
tary cUnduirn Ordweliing houses.
Mr.. Rhuirs s1id that where our Celestial
frienda get together they crowd in as small a space
a. pr-Ible, p 'inring out the dwsllings IN the
nefshbDrIrrd nr Nuuanu and Hotel streets as
n -prrIrnen. F-nm The plantations he learned
that they are exP-esi to disease by being crowd
ell. and &c - To prevent this that the bill is
Introduced. lie gave the necessary dimensions
fr one persln and al~I the space that ought to
be deypIcd To a numher Of persons He com
par-d the berding of Chinese TO the packing Of
sariineS IN a cs,se.
> Mr.. Gilisuu supported the previous speaker
and strongly advocated the principle of having
ample rlHtue ia dwelling houses to prevent dis
ease lie had seen 40 persons IN a hot 40 feet
luus. and Is feet vide. one above the other 10