The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-08-13
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The Legislative Hall looked almost deserted at
the regular hour Of couveuiu-, 10 a. m. and i was
not until 1870 that sufficient number Of SolOns
gathered together 10 form quorum and allow Of
ibe procedure Of tie regular blsiness- The min
utes Of the previous meeting having been read
were approved
senfed a petition from Rev. Dr.. C. NJ. HYDE, Prosi-
dent OF the Board Of Trustees Of the kayaizhao
Female Seminary. praying that the Assembly grant
an appropriation Of $50 10 the institution, for
the purpose Of enlarEing the accommodations Re
ferred to Committee on Eduoatlon.
A resolution relating to the same subject was
taken from the table and referred TO the same
committee.
Rep. smith mentioned that 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 sud IN answer, that he
had had as vet no time even to begin the work.
He EXPECTED 10 have mcte leisure Monday.
Representative EoSell moved that the report Of
the Committee on Commerce. on the bull relative
10 the cultivation Of ranie and other hbrpus sub
] stances. be referred 20 a special oommittee. No
ton carried and Representatives Hitchcock. God
I frey Brown. kupihea and keau- and Hon : g..
/ Wilder were appointed As the Committee
The Attorney General stated that during his
unavoidable absence from the House the Judiciary
l COMMITTEES bad presented report on the ball re
latinc 10 snail traders keeping their accounts IN
English Hawaiian. recommending thai the ball
beslid ON the table De did not want his innocent
hautng 10 die there 90 be moved the bill be taken
! from ne table. which vas 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 Ct the
Assembly to the fact tba. the President OF the
Board Of Health, on a question Of his the spcak-
er-s relative 20 permits given 70 healthy adults
and children to visit the leper settlement Of Mo-
/ lakai had stated that be the p. B. Of H. did not
nor vas the secretary allowed 70 give such per
mi:s Tgenty-four hours later be had heard that
permits had bseu given 10 persons 70 visit hale-
| Ean. SaW the Secreitry Of the Board Of Health
| and he stated that permits were -i'gn y aines
I bat never without the order Of the President OF
the Board. On * smilinC the record Of the secre-
tary he discovered that permit had been given
to : child about II years q at. TO visit the leper
/ safflcrae-t. and ssW that order had been sent
BY the President Of the Board TO grant the same.
Considered that It would be in order for the Pres
l ident Of the Board Of Health to explain.
The resident Of the Board Of Health said that
| the statement made by the honorable member
sarpried him, Il permits Eere given by the secre-
! tarT be had no authority 70 issue them Had an
imperfect recollection that be had been asked Tor
/ a permit for one keohi 4 q and had granted II
| sappos5u- applicant TO BE an adult-
Al Il-l5 the Assembly convened as COMMITTEES
/ Of the Whole. Hon. J. ; Walker IN the chair, and
proceeded Eiih the consideration Of the items con
/ necied with the Appropriation Bill.
Prom the time o. 90 couvening Until noon, con-
| siderable controversy engaged H. relative 70
l Sigh; increases IN tie monthly salaries Of the
I lover grade police oiholrs. The following items
were passed
PAY q s rolieeeH 81 SO peg lauath ----s ssoo o.
Pay o. Il poliocrcn a. 81 per n nth $40 q
At noon the committee Use and took recess
until 10 pm.
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