The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-03
THE LEGISLATURE
WEDNESDAY, July 2-Continued.
The following items were passed: !:

Salary G0VcrneSS OF HaWall..... o,OOU !
Salary Governor of Kauai. ...... 5000 /
Salary Clerk Governor Oahu. 2,400 |
Salary Clerk Governor Maui. 1906 |
Salary Clerk Governess Hawaii. 1900 |
Salary Clerk Governor Kauai. 1900
Salary Surveyor General. ...... 5000
Government Surveying. $4,000
Salary Postmaster General.... 5000
eral. G,OOO
Clerks PostofIlce. e............ 22,700
Postmasters. 10000
Mr.. Kaulukou said with regard to
the item of salaries for Post-Office
Clerks, there were too many boys in
the Post Office, and also an old man
who was very slow.
The next item mail carriers $780,
900 was referred to "a select COM
mittee as follows: Messrs. Kalua,
Kaunamano, Kupihea, Palohau and
Kauhane.
Third reading of a bill TO amend
Section 552 of the Civil Code relating
to the duties of Custom House
officers. Passed.
Second reading of an Act to pro-
vide for the descent of property to
the next kin. Ordered to be printed.
The House adjourn at 4:15 p. NJ.
THURSDAY, July 3.
The House met at 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. Wilder, from Sanitary Com
mittee, reported petition relating
to kahunas practicing without a
license, that the same be laid on
table. Also, relating to the appoint
ing of a foreign doctor at Kalawao,
that the Board of Health is recon-
mended to place competent resi-
dent physician there at once. Also,
relating to the appointing of resident
| physicians at Waimea, Hanalei apd
Koolauloa, the same be referred to
Board of Health. Also, relating
to the confinement and the discharge
of lepers, the same be laid on table.
Also, that magistrate be appointed
| for Kalawao, the same is not neces-
sary. Also, relating to the Govern
ment physician at Hama, the same be
referred to Board of Health. Also,
relating to the erection of hospitals, the
same he referred to Board of Health.
Also, relating to medicines being
furnished free of charge to Hawaiians.
The President of the Board of Health
be requested to lay before the
House in printed form the instruc-
tions given to government physicians.
The reports of the committee on the
above petitions were all adopted.
Minister Gulick presented report
relating to the lighting of streets.
Laid on table.
| Mr.. Richardson from Revising
Committee, reported it had pleased
His Majesty to sign the resolution
appropriating $4,000 for the Posta
Money Order system with the United
States.
| Mr.. G.. Brown from Select Com
mittee, reported on three bills t;
amend Sections 38, As, A., So, 67
Chapter As, relating to interna
taxes, that the same has been con
solidated into one bill. The new
bill was read first time, and OF
suspension of the rules read q
time by it's title, and then referred
to Revising Committee.
Minister Gulick in answer to :
petition for mail carrier between
Lahaina and Wailuku, presented /
communication from the Postmaste
General, which stated that the mai
service is efficiently attended to il
that district, and another mai
carrier is not required.
Mr.. Aholo from Select Committee
On liquors, reported on two peti
tions relating to Intoxicating liquors
that the same be laid on table.
President Rhodes read a commu
nication from the Committee OF
Fourth of July, inviting the mem
bers of the Assembly to participat
in the celebration by attending tn
exercises and grand ball. Th
Secretary was instructed to reply t
the communication.