The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
Seveutv-Sev.nth Dav. AUGUST Stb.


the regular hour Of converting, 10 a. m. and il was
not until 1870 that n sufhcien; number of SoIons
gathered together 10 form quorum and allow of
the procedure Of tie regular business. The min
utes Of the previous meeting having been read,
were approved
Under suspension Of the rules Rep. PiIipo pre-
sented petition from Rev. DR.. c. N. HYDE, Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees Of the kavaiahao
Female Seminary, praying that the Assembly grant
appropriation Of $500 TO the institution, for
the parpose Of charging the Recommendations. Re
ferred TO Committee on Education.
A resolution relating to the same subject was
taken from the table and referred TO the same
committee.
Rep. Smith mentioned thai the Assembly had
waited long and patiently for an answer from the
Attorney General 70 the resolution relative to the
validity Of certain leases
The Attorney General said IN answer, that he
had had As yet no time even to begin the work
He expected 10 have mcrs leisure Monday.
Representative RoSeil moved that the report of
the Committee on Commerce, on the bill relative
10 the cultivation OF ranie and other hbrpus sub
stances, be referred TO a special committee. No
ton carried and Representatives Hitchcock. God
frey Brown, huplhsa and keau, and Hon. :. G.
Wilder were appointed As the Committee.
The Attorney General stated that during his
unavoidable absenc. from the HOuse the Judiciary
COMMITTEES had presented report on the bill re
latinc TO sElsl traders keeping their accounts in
English OF Hawaiian. recommending that the bill
besaid ON the table. Re did not want his innocent
bauilinc 10 die there 50 he moved the bill be taken
from the table, which was carried. Motion was
then made that the bill be made the special order
Of the day for the 9Th inst. Carried.
Representative Dole drew the attention of the
Assembly TO the fact tha. the President of the
Board OF Health, OF a question Of his the speak
eT $ relative 70 permits given 10 healthy adults
and children TO visit the lepaT settlement of No
lokai. had stated that be the p 3. of Il did not
nor Eas the secretary allowed 10 give such per
mits- Iweuty-f0ur hours later he had heard that
permits had bzen given 10 persons 10 visit kala-
vac. Saw the Secretary Of the Board Of Health
and he stated that permits were given at times
but never without the order Of the President Of
the Board- On examining the record Of the secfe-
taTy be discovered that permit had been given
to child about II years Of agv, to visit the leper
settlement, and sav that an order had been sent
by the President Of the Board to grant the same.
Considered that i; would be in order for the Pres
ideut Of the Board Of Health TO explain.
The resident Of the Board Of Health said that
the statement made by the honorable member
surprised him, If permits were given BY the secre-
tary be had no authority to Issue them. Had an
imperfect recollection that be had been asked Tor
permit for one keohi 20 and had granted it
supPosinS applicant to be an adult.
At lil5 the Assembly convened as COMMITTEES
of the Whole, Hon. j. ;. Walker IN the chair. and
proceeded with the consideration of the items con
nected with the Appropriation Bill.
From the time OF 50 converting until noon, con
siderable controversy vas engaged in. relative 10
slight increases II tie monthly salaries of the
lower grade police officers The following items
we've passed.
Pay II policemen at so per 1outh--..-..s $50 %
Pay Of II policemen AZ - per muufh----- 3444o @
At noon the committee rosa and took recess
until 80 pm.
ATTEEEooS.
The Committee re-convened al Q. m. and The
consideration Of items IN o1oectiOn With pay OF
poles vas continued.
Odhu-Ewa:
sllary Depaty a. - per lionih.---.---.-.sI.ao
Sai1Ty police 1t p Per month ----.------ i,so
saisfy Depsty ss,rias, % per month. 80
s1.9r! { police 81 = Per moath--------- ilElo
SsiaIy DePaty Shsrig at c. per month.-...i. 1912
Stizry police - . per m0ath--------- =, -
Saiary Dspu;y sheriff a D per mouth..... ~
Salazy police - - Per mouth-----.---. l-eeo
Discussion vas then engaged in on the item,
salary for deputy sheriff at kOolaupoko. In the
uidst Of the controversy the time expired for SIT
ting II COMMITTEES and the Assembly again formed,
received and approved Of the Committee report
and proceeded nth the consideration Of the bill to
regulate the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
The passage Of the Jllh section. which includes
the clause making Sunday closing begin at nine
O'Clock or Saturday evening, vas Indefinitely
postponed.
Section ?, passed. Section ) relating to whole
sale licenses, passed Section l. relating to iceos-
ing !Obbe-s, Indefinitely PosPoned- Section 5, pro
yidinE for increasing The license from 5000 70
5000, With bond In penalty Of S5,O0n, indeh-
rifely postponed Section B. relating to the grant
ing Of licenses outside the city Of Honolulu ndef-
uitsly postponed. Section :, which provided that
the licsnsee shall sell by the glass. to be consumed
on the premises. between the hours of a. N. and
p n indefinitely postponed
Section > prohibiting selling liquor TO natives
and women and to persons convicted Of second
odense- vas read The Attorney General moved
to amend By inserting the words -habitual drunk
ards. and emitting the remainder of the section
creeping that part zhich relates to penalty for
violating the regulations Passed as amended.
Al As the Assembly adjourned until 10 a N. on
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