The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-05-30
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TUESDAY, MAY so, 1882.
LEGISLATIVE.

MONDAY, May ZS.--lhe hon. Mr.
Rice, from Lihue, Kauai, and Hon.
Mr.. Kaukau, from kaanapai, Maui,
appeared, were qualified, and took
their seats.
The following petitions were read
and referred: from Makawao, that
DR.. Fitch be sent, TO. Kalawao to at.
tend on the lepers.
From the Planters Supply. & La.
bor Co., that the restriction on OPT
um be continued.
From Kalawao, that lepers be taxi
en- care Of in their own districts.
From Kohala, in favor of total
prohibition Of liquor. p \
From Kohala lSouth), that they
be allowed representative : apart
from N. Kohala. F'
From Wail.tku, for the removal of
a certain butcher shop, as nuisance.
From Kau, asking for $40. 900 for
roads; that all sea fisheries be de-
clared free; for two court houses in
that district-une at Punaluu that
fathers .of:large' families be exempt
from taxes. 80
It was announced that the Royal
approval had been given to the bill
increasing the compensation Of Re-
presentatives, also two other bills Of
minor Importance. 49, .-
MI, Pilipo from Committee, re-
ported 4 bill to increase the number
of Representatives. This adds one
more each for kohala and Makawao, !,
and two for Honolulu. Laid over.
A proposal to insert $4O0 in the
appropriation bill for a wharf at
Anahulu, Kauai, and a like sum for
a lookup at Kahului, Maui, laid over...
A resolution, by Mr.. Aholo, was
adopted, to make the Appropriation
Bill the regular order for Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The Minister Of Finance presented
the Biennial Appropriation Bill, as
prepared by the present Cabinet.
Read first time by itsstineszz.-i45
A Bill TO make q pernanant.settle-
psat On Hon. Mr.. KdihelaniiI. was
read q first time. - .:.s--'i'::'.
Mr.. Palohau gave notice of, A bill
to encourage the. immigration Of
Unmarried women. :. . :',r.;A ;:
A proposition to grant $1,000 for
resident physician 'atEL Lahaina, was
laid d.over.' - t.':!: "% - :':
The Minister Of Finance gave
notice of a bill toproVide an Audi
tor Of HAb(ie. .Aceotntts. - So.
,.TkesAttorhey:G General gave hotice
OF sa::::'gill to aatnehd Settibn 1878
Civil Code; also f. bill respecting
the DESCENT Of property to next .of
Kin, %t',a 8, .' .
sNIr. Kauai read first; time d bill to
regulate the: assessment and collee
ton 81 taxes from contract laborefs.
Mr.. Pahia read first time bill to
gramsfree retail licenses of goods, to
HaWaiians.. -, a.. ,;,.'.>s
Mr.. Kaulukou read first time q
bilEto' .amerid the law respecting
commissions of district justices-to
strike: eutr s'two years, and Insert
'.dufilgsgood behavior" % =
The. sAfinister,.of Finahce gave
notice St. a:bill teamend Sectioti l2e
Of the etsif :c6ae,,- discharge; Of
Mr.. Kauai gave notice ossx5bul
providing q permanent setttatnsHt
for J.SP. E. Kahaleaaftl.' g g s. ~
Mrs Lahilahis to sppropria&e
s4,0S9 foE lengthening Hotel street,
Honolulu. Laid over :. ~ Is. -, ,','I:$; I, 4;
MrsMatoe gave notiGe pf .. bill I'd
declate the owership% ;ihYid foWi d
forestS and on waste lands. S,, % 4. i,
A Resolution by Mr.: Ps1ohaii., wsa
passed, ihstructing the Ministss9 q
the Iatefdf, at the clone sof. tiis
Session, to visit all parts ~ tlse
Kingdom Eand.asoertain the nesdS nt
each.-. X > ,styN { 4,
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