The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
Twentr.Thira Day. May 2sth, 1884.

Assembly convened at l pm. pursuant to adj
iournment from 23rd inst. After prayer and read
ing of minutes of previous meeting had been con-
cluded the following petitions were presented and
referred
Representative Kamakele. from residents of Ma
hawao, Maui, that teachers in the common schools
receive at least 81 per day for their services Laid
ON table until bill on the subject introduced.
The Attorney General, from G. Achi and other
Chinese resident in the district of Honolulu that
counsel for the petitioners be allowed to come
before the committee having charge of the bill re-
latiye to the identification and registration of
Chinese. LAID on the table.
Representative Nakeleka, from residents of the
district of Mookai and Lanai, that letter boxes be
placed in those districts. Referred to Committee
on Public Lands, etc.
Representative Hitchcock from residents of the
district of Hilo, that the Government establish
public hospital In that district. Referred to SAM
tary Committee
Representative Palahou, from inmates of Kala-
woa 200 signers, that o. the impression that lep-
rosy is contagious be done away with; ~ COM
planning that the Board of Health does not take
proper care of lepers; 90 that the sum of 100000
be applied to the support of lepers a. that lepers
at Molokai who have means may be allowed to re-
turn to their homes and be taken care of by their
friends 90 that the Assembly request Drs. Aiming
and Fitch TO give their opinions the non-conta-
gion theory. Referred to Sanitary Committee.
Representative Dole, from one Joseph Lowell, of
Koloa, Kauai, praying that the Government reim-
burse him in the sum of 500 for land taken. Re
ferred to Committee on Public Lands, etc.
Representative Hitchcock, from residents of the
district of Hilo, praying that ~ East Indian labor
be introduced into this Kingdom; ~ That an ap-
preparation be granted for the purpose of estab-
fishing park like Kapiolani Park, in the district
(3) That water pipes be laid in the town of HilO
All referred to Committee on Public Lands, etc.
Representative Pilipo from 80 residents of the
district of N. hona, praying that % The law
creating the office of Auditor General be repealed.
Referred to Committee on Finance. (2l Eighty
ei0ht residents that tho Iiuuor
liquor to natives be repealed. Referred to special
committee of 10. From other residents in the dis
rict, that the law creating the Board of Geneaogy
| of Hawaiian Chiefs, ETC., be repealed.
Representative Kaulukou, from residents of
| Manoa Valley, that the sum of 5000 be appro-
priated for the purpose of improving road in
| that district. Referred to Committee on Public
| Lands.
| By the same member, from residents of the dis
trict of Honolulu, praying that law be passed TO
allow the sale of light beers, with license at 800
| To Committee on Commerce.
| Representative Kanealn, from residents of Wal
luku Oahu, that Konohika sea fisheries be thrown
open to public use. Laid on table to be considered
with a bill on the subject.
By the same member petition praying that GER
tain election districts in Waialua Oahu be sapa.
rated. Laid on table, too late for consideration.
| Representative Nahinu, under suspension Of the
rules read petition from residents of the distrsc
of S. Kona, praying o. that the Government ne
RotiRte an S0OO0O0 loan; that the AUTHORITY of tht
drawn 49, that His Majesty the King be author.
lied to negotiate loans A. that treaty be entered
into with China; ~ that treaty be entered int
with Japan; (6l that the Governors still confirm,
TO appoint police and district justices. Laid Or
the table to be considered in connection with N,
different subjects.
Representative Kaulia, from residents of Koo
laupoko that parents sending their children I,
English schools be exempted from tuition fees
Referred to Board Of Education.
Representative Palahou, from residents of IN
district of Hanalei, that all Restrictions on te
of liquor be removed. Laid on the table
Representative Gardner. Hama, IN That tn
mail carriers at different points in that district =
eeiye $1S and SO each making respective tTin-
(2) That 5000 be appropriated for boat Ianfline
Isl That two licenses for the sale of ava he ranfs
in the district; Al That two Reuresentaf;v
allowed to the district 5J That the police force
Hama be increased. Laid on the table for sersa,
{ ate consideration.
Representative Pilipo, from residents of the di.
/, trict of n Kona, that $500 be Appropriated for
boat landing at Kailua, etc. also 81 500 for cour
house and Jail.
d Representative Kauhane, from residents of Hons
lulu, 215 signatures that boarding schools be est
. blisle3 throughout to Kingdom. To Commitit
i on Educatiou.
o Representative Richardson, that 10 change I
Z made IN the pacs of holding the End Judicial CT
s. cult. Referred to Judiciary Committee AL