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an appropriation of 2,So1 IN AID of kawsiahtp
Female seminary Referred, with PIE, iou.
fcsuldion, 10 committee on education.
Nj. DDvseit presented q fcpau nom the
committee on public lands and Improvements
upon q bill 10 aid inief.isand iclegtauhic lines
a substitute bill gmntng $50 per mile was
read, passed io iis second feading ard fcieuc'i
~ The judiciary committee
Minister Neumann promised Mt " q.
Smith 10 give answer, a. ~on o. his duties
allowed, 10 The resolution asking opinion upon
certain leases.
Mr. Rowcll moved that the biil encourage
! Ing the growth aud manufacture oi famie -
&c committed ~ select committee. The
motion wH casdrj and Mc,us. lliieheock
Godftcy Brown. Wilder, kupihcs. aud Kcaa
were appointed a. A committee
MI Dole aid The President II thr Board u
/ Health has lately dcuicl thai healthy children
had been permitted ~ visit The kalswao Lepci
Settlement. lie had since heard that such ti,f.
mt had heen given party Including children.
and bad yesterday iouud an authorization IN
pencil IN The sectetay's office 10 issue this per-
! nit. Mr. Gibson denied all knowledge u
children bcing allowed to visit the settlement
The pcncillcd permit was obtained by mis-
! representation,
| The House resolved Itself into committee o
! the whole fof consideration of The apptopn.
! ton bill The following items were passed
/ Five policemen at $50 per month A. polio,
men At SIS pei month aud policemen Al
| $50 per month
For the district of Eva Deputy sheriff q,
! $50 per month 9nd four police At Slo, iof ih,
The district Of Waiauac, one Deputy Sheriff ~
! 600 and 1--we police nl S2s tot koolaulo,. one
depuiy-sheriii at Sjoj for koolaupoko, one de
putty sheriff al $50.
The liquor law amending bill wa. taken up.
On motion Of Mr kauluknu the clause max
ing Sunday closing begin nj nine O'Clock Satur.
day evening was indefinitely postponed. See
ioB two and three passed, on motion uf Mf
kuulukou section four relating to jobbing H.
cepses was indefinitely po.tposed; section hy,
relating to retail licenses which provides fOl
increasing the license from $1,000 to 52ooo
with bond at 5000 was indefinitely post
poned by majority uf two; section sis foi
granting licenses outside Of Honolulu, liquol
to be sold by the glass, was indefinitely
postponed: section eight amended W a. t.
prohibit the selling .of liquor 10 "habitual
dunkards, was carried after long discussion.
SATURDAY, August GIN. IS DAY.
Mr.. kancalii read petition for the es,ab
lishment Of an English school at Wliehn
which was referred to education committee.
Mr.. Kaunamano read bill to giant The
Board Of Genealogy Of Hawaiian Chiefs $40,
900 to aid the prosecution OF lis l1boB. Afei
some wranging the rules were suspended and
the resolution was read the second time by title
and referred to committee composed u
Messrs k,ulukou Nahinu, Kaunamsno. aud
Palohlu.
A resolution by Mr.. Kaulukou instmcing
the secretary 10 pay for copies Of Elele Poa
kolu and Elele Pukala supplied member
| a.. a..
adjourned until 10 a. 81, the nth in
slant
MoSADY AUGUST IITH 7pTIi DAY
| Two resolutions by Mr., Hitchcock, thai
the House hold night sessions, and that til,
King be informed that the House would be
ready for prorogation on the 10Th inst, were
laid ON the table.
A motion by Mr. palohau that the House
assemble al o A. NJ. on Tuesday, take a recess
at noon and sit till r. NJ. was lost. The
House went into committee Of the whole and
passed the following items Of the Appiupfa
tion bill koolaupoko, deputy-sheriil at SO
per month, and seven police at S25; flilo
deputy sheriff at S75, one policeman at $40
three police at $40, four police at S55 and
four al $50; North IIlo deputy sheriff al $50
aud three police at $50; liamakua, deputy
sheriff at SIoo, three police at S75
three police at $50, and two police at SIS
North kohala, deputy sheriff at 500, ont
policeman at $40, four police at $50, anS
four police at Sa5; South Kohala, deputy
sheriff at $40, one policeman at $50, one a
$2S, and one at $50; North Kona, deputy
sheriff a, $40. one policeman at S2s, one a
$40, and two at SIS; South Kona, deputy
sheriff at $50, one policeman at S25, one a
$40, and two al SIS; Kau. deputy sheriff a
500, one policeman, at kohaia, at $50
Amended to Two police at $50 each, on
policeman, at liilea, a, $50, one at Punalu'
at SIS, one al Ilonupu at $50, one at Hama
kau at $50, and one at Kahuku at $50; Punu
deputy sheriff at $40, and four police at $40
! Lahaini deputy sheriff al SIoo, and captain
Of police at $50, three police al SIS each, on
policeman at Kahukuloa at SIS, one at Ho
nokohau at SIS and two a, Olowalu at So
each; Wailuku, deputy sheriff at SIS, deputy
sheriff at Honauilu $50, nine policemen a
Waikiki at $5S each. Hama, deputysheriif a
$50, one policeman al Sa5 and three al $50
Makawao, depulysheriff at $3.50.
The House resumed consideration Of tn
liquor amendment Act. Section nine pro
vidng for official designation Of license,
houses, alter long discussion by Me.srs
Hitchcock, Kaulukou, ". o. Smith. Doll
and Pilipo was indefinitely postponed. Mr.
X aulukous motion TO amend by substituiin,
The corresponding section oi another bil
upon the table. was rejected by a divi
sion OF ayes TO 81 noes. Ministc
Neumann made an amendment that the ac
come into force after It's date OF approval. Mr.
Hitchcock who had previously offered al
amendmen, accepted and the bill as amende,
was carried AMI lis third reading liked ior IN
day the 18th inst.
Governor Dominis, upon suspension OF tn
rules, announced that the following acts has
been approved
An act relating to gaming. An ac, to pro
viding Tor Two pefempior! challenges In Jnr,
; trials An act to enlarge the jurisdiction o
police courts IN certain cases OF assault upo'
public ofhceIs. The banking act oi 1894. Al
act TO amend Shap'er 81 Session Laws OF 1892
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