The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-07
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THE LEGISLATURE
MONDAY, July z.
; House met at 10 A. NJ.

the Assembly is prorogued, the
Ministers visit and inspect all the
Islands and see where the money is
to be expended for roads, bridges
and other internal improvements.
Referred to Minister of Finance.
DIr. Rowell presented two petit
tions, that lepers be sent to their
homes and cared for there by their
friends and the government. Laid
on table.
Also from number Of residents
in the district of Waimea, that S122
be paid them for work done on the
roads during the past few months.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Also, from the same district, that
the road tax be kept in the district
and placed in the hands of the road
supervisor or school agent. Referred
to Committee on Internal improve
Inents.
Mr.. Mott Smith, presented petit
tion from $. n. Castlea that there be
no expenditure for carriages to go to
races, ETC., etc. Referred to Judi
ciary Committee,
Mr.. Kalua, from Select Committee
reported on the item of $25, 900 in
the appropriation bill for the pay Of
mail carriers, that after consultation
with the Post Master General, they
recommend it be increased by $1,000
and further sum of $500 be in
serted for letter boxes, making a
total of S26, 800 for mail carriers.
Report accepted and laid on table.
Mr.. Aholo presented minority re-
port, relating to the bill to facilitate
the carrying of mails between Ha
waii and United States, that the
words $4,000 be stricken out, and
81, 800 inserted in the same place,
and the bill pass to engrossment.
The report was laid on the table
until majority reported is presented.
Mr.. G. Brown read, first time by
its title, bill relating to bankruptcy
proceedings. Referred to Printing
Committee.
Mr.. Pilipo, from Printing Com
mittee, reported bill to amend Sec
tions 3S, as, AZ, So and G7 of Chap
ter 43 of the laws of 1882, as print
ed Ordered to be distributed.
Mr.. Kalua offered resolution,
that.the Minister of Finance instruct
all tax assessors to deduct $500
from all parties liable to taxation.
Carried. Also that the Board of
Health appoint doctor for district
of Lahaina. Referred to Sanitary
Committee.
Mr.. Dole gave notice of bill to
facilitate collection of taxes.
Mr.. Aholo gave notice of bill
relating to foreign letters.
MIR. Lilikalani, relating to opium.
Minister Neuman read first time
a bill to amend Chapter 80 of the
Penal Code, relating to gaming.
Read a second time by its title
and referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
Also a bill relating to the roaming
at night of minor children. Read a
second time by its title and referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. w. O. Smith gave notice of
bills, relating to the recovery of
personal property, and national
loan, also read first time bill
relating to the appointment of
Police Justice of Makawao. Read
a second time by its title and re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kalua offered a resolution
that His Majesty's Ministers state,
the policy they intend to follow for
the purpose of increasing the
revenues of the country. Carried.
Mr.. f. Brown, that the Minister
of Interior give particulars of GER
tain sale of land in Honolulu.
Carried.
Mr.. w. o. Smith, that the same
Minister place before the Assembly
a full statement of all applications
for Government lands and buildings
from April lst, 1882 to the present
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