The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-07
Eighth Day, May 9Th.


Assembly called TO order Mt pm. President
Rhodes in the chair. Prayer by chaplain aud
/ reading of minutes of previous meeting by the
secretary. The following petitions were then pre-
| scented and referred:
Representative Kamakele from residents OF
Makawao, Maui, that employees alleged to be alb
sent without leave be not subject to Imprisonment
| i'll certain cases Referred to Judiciary committee
| Representative Kanealii, from residents of the
district of Wailuku that parents having . or
more children be exempted from school tax. Laid
on the table to be considered with bill on the
subject
Representative Pilipo, from residents of Molokai
asking that the seats of Representatives Kupehea
and Nakaleka be declared vacantIon account of al
legged frauds in the election. Referred to Judiciary
committee.
Representative Kauwila, that no tuition fees be
charged to PARENTS sending their children to Eng
lish schools. Referred to committee on Education.
Representative Pilipo, from icper patients in
hakaako praying that they be allowed to remain
at that place instead of being sent to Molokai.
| Referred to Sanitary committee.
Representative Nakaleka, from residents of No
okal, praying that the regular police of that dis
! trict be increased i'll number TO eight. Laid on
the table to be considered on the introduction of
a bill on the subject.
Representative Kauwila from the district of
Puma that lepers be allowed to stay in the districts
IN which they belong and be taken care of by their
friends. Laid on the table to be considered with
a bill on the subject.
Representative Nahinu from residents of the dis
trict of South Kona, praying that hospital be
erected IN that district. Referred to Sanitary
committee.
Representative Kupihea from residents of Mo-
lokai, praying that foreign physician be APP
pointed to that district Referred to Sanitary
committee.
By the same member asking that artesian wells
for which an appropriation was made last session
be bored. Laid on table to be considered with An
preparation Bill.
By the same member, from residents of Molokai
asking that wharves be built at Puuhno and Kama
kaika, and that bridge be built over the Halavra
stream. Referred to committee on Public Lands.
Representative kauhane a resolution that 5000
be expended for the improvement of roads in the
district of kau. Laid on table to be considered
with Appropriation Bill.
Representative Kaunamano gave notice of inten-
ton to introduce act to amend Section l, Chan
ter AC. of the Penal Code relating to the con-
struction of the statutes where the English and
Hawaiian versions do not agree.
Representative Pilipo offered resolution that
the sum of 81 GOO be inserted in tine Approximation
Bill for the improvement of roads in the district
of North kona. Referred to the committee on
Public Lands, etc.
Representative Nahinu, a resolution that $1,000
be appropriated for the purpose of deepening and
improving landings at Hokena, Napoopoo and
Hoopuloa district of South kona, Hawaii. Refer
rcd to committee GU Public Lands.
Representative kaunamano offered a resolution
that the Assembly adjourn for two weeks. The
member gave as a reason for the resolution that
tue meetings OF the Assembly IN the afternoon
would be short and that but little business would
be transacted. thus causing long term with nee
essar1ly heavy expenses. If the members desired
to curtail the expenses they should vote for the
resolution as If 1t passed, the committee on Fl
nance would have plenty of time to complete thtir
work and present to the Assembly full reports lor
the action of the members. The Assembly might
thus be enabled to complete the business of the
Session quickly and be ready 10 be prorogued by
the end of June.
Representative kauhane was doubtful regarding
the economy advocated. He was afraid that some
OF the members might leave the city. If thu res
olution was amended 50 that none of the members
of the Assembly would be allowed TO leave Homo
lulu during the two weeks, he would vote in favor
of it.
Representative AhoIo was in favor of the reso-
luton as presented He did not think that even
then the Finance committee would be able to com
plete their work. He read from the rules of the
Assembly the duties allotted to that committee.
and stated that the committee was a very import
ant one and should be allowed all the time nos
sible.
Representative keau considered that NOTHING
would he gained by the passage of the resolution
The resolution for all to take a recess: il The
resolution stated that the Finance committee
would not be allowed TO take a recess then there
would be hope of something being accomplished.
Representative Godfrey Brown stated that the
mover of the resolution and some of the members
seemed anxious that the Finance committee should
have plenty of time allowed them TO accomplish
their work He, as chairman of the COMMITTEE
thought that the committee had already plenty of
time allowed them and be was really at loss to
more time, especially as the finance committee