Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
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Chinese
BY MIR. Nakaleks, for letter boxes on Molo.
kai
By Mr.. Hitchcock, for hospital at Hilo I;
that immigration from India be introduced /;
for public park at Hilo; for water pipes at
Hilo.
BY Mr. Palohau, that the idea that leprosy
is contagion be done away with $24o,ooo for
support OF leper,; that lepers with means take
care Of themselves that Doctor Aiming and
Mr.. Fitch be asked whether leprosy is
disease; that the restriction on intoxicating
liquors be removed.
BY Mr.. Dole, $500 TO James Lowell for
damages 10 property.
BY Mr.. Plipo, the law authorizing an
auditor general be repealed to repeal the law
relating to intoxicating liquors the law relat.
ing to genealogy OF Hawaiian chiefs be re.
pealed $500 for boat landings in the district
Of Kona 81, 500 for a court house.
BY Mr.. Kaulukou, 5000 for improving
roads at Manoa licenses be granted for sale Of
| light liquors.
BY Mr.. kanealii. tina, the konohiki sea
| fisheries be thrown open election districts at
Waikiki be divided.
BY MIR. Nahinu, bill for $S, S,ooo, 900 loan
he passed the king negotiate all loans /;
treaties between Hawaii and Japan and China;
continuation of the law relating TO police
Justices.
By Mr.. Kaua, parents having children at
tending English schools be exempt from
tuition fees.
BY Mr.. Gardner, 5000 for boat landing at
Kamoa ava licenses be granted two repre-.
sentatives for Hama mail carriers salaries be
increased more police for district Of Hama.
| BY Mr.. kauhane, TO establish boarding
schools.
by Mr.. Richardson, no change in the hold.
ing Of the Wailuku Circuit Court IS be paid
Kalama for mail service.
Mr.. Pilpo reported auditor generals report
printed.
| Bills and resolutions were offered as follows;
BY MIR. {. Brown, to amend chapter "a
laws Of 1887.
BY Minister Kapena, to amend section re.
lating to currency. Passed second reading
and referred to currency committee.
| BY Mr.. F. Brown, SIS be refunded Mauu
for taxes paid twice over.
BY Mr. Pilipo, resolution that Minister
Gibson state the expenses connected with the
| following commissioners sent abroad: Minister
Kapena to Japan G. w. Macfarlane to
Portugal C. P. laukea to different countries !;
Captain Trip to Southern Islands.
| BY Mr.. Kaunamano, the district Of Hama
kua be surveyed for railroad.
| BY Mr.. Dole, that the crown commissioners
report be presented.
| BY Mr. kauhane, to amend chapter az
Session Laws Of 1881.
Mr.. Keau was granted leave OF absence for
a week.
| Mr.. G.. Brown asked for the answer Of the
auditor general with regard to a resolution
passed whether he had engaged in any outside
profession during his term Of Office. Mr
Walker denied that he had engaged in any
other duties, he had not been in active service
for many years. Mr.. Brown said he had
proofs that he had.
| Minister Ncumann offered a resolution that
the king request the crown commissioners TO
report the revenues from the lands. Mr.. Dole
moved indefinite postponement Of the reso.
luton. The commissioners could be asked TO
report to this assembly. We can call any one
to account except the king. Mr.. w. o. Smith
said it was wrong II the commissioners received
rents in advance. The resolution was indef.
\ nitely postponed.
Several Of the members now moved adjourn.
ments for various periods.
| Mr. e. Brown said the books of the interior
department were in a most disgracefu con.
dition, which retarded the work Of the finance
committee. The clerks in that department,
did not understand their duties.
Mr.. Smith told Minister Gibson there would
be some fine fun when the finance committees
report came in.
Mr.. Aholo thought the short sessions ought
to give the committee plenty Of time.
Mr.. Kanealii could not favor any adjourn.
ment. He wondered how the newspapers
had got hold Of certain items from the finance
committee. Mr.. G. Brown said they had "o
been obtained fr~... ~ -----.;,s~s.
4 A bill was read for the first time by Mr.
Richardson, to amend Article "a, Chapter Il
Of the Civil Code, relating to water rights
Passed to second reading and referred tt
judiciary committee.
TUESDAY S INSTRUMENTATION DAY
Petitions were presented as follows:
BY Mr.. Kamakele, that no Crown lands b.
leased 10 aliens.
BY Mr.. Phipo, that the house carefully
. examines the coinage contract also claims ;o
damages from people living out Of the country
5000 dollors for roads At North Kona; Teduc
tion in salaries from the King downwards
that no crown lands be sold; no govnrnmen
lands be sold to aliens.
BY Mr.. Palohau. no lepers be sent to Kaka
ako until after the legislature adjourns.
BY Mr.. Kaunamano, for water pipes OF
ditch at Hamakua.
BY Mr.. Nahinu, for Kahunas to practice
/ without licenses.
Mr.. Pilipo reported the bill for layin,
horse-cai railroad in Honolulu as printed
Bills and resolutions were offered as follows
BY Mr.. Pilipo, whether the tax assessor O
Honolulu has authority to request policemen
. TO collect certain taxes not authorized by law
Laid on table.
By Mr., +. Brown, that the Minister Of tn
Interior present his report for the past bienna
: period. Mr.. Aholo said il would not max
any difference il the resolution was passed o
not IS the Minister intended to present hi
report.
I, Minister Gibson, presented areport in accou
I dance with resolution passed, that all docu
a ments be forthcoming relating to coinage
Mr.. Dole asked how much salary was paid I
Mr.. Spseckles As agent for the coinage, h
: had not heard Of any amour, having bee
Z paid him, and thought Il not likely he CAV
o bis service. grasioasly. Minister Gibson sal
y be some charges. He was away now, bu
J. perhaps his agents here would be able to fuI
/ nish particulars - to the amount. The hous
4 received the report.
!, BY MI Kaulukou, that license be granite
to II. ]. Nolte TO sell light beers at the Cas-
!, no.
/ Mr.. w. o. Smith said people living nes
o the Casino objected TO such q license bein
granted, Il wonld only create disturbances b.
tween those who used their light beers, and I
the present time peace and quietness prevaile
there. The bill was referred to committee o
!. INVESTIGATING liquors.
BY Mr.. Martin. to amend chapter sessio
= laws Of 1878 relating TO desertion between na
y and wife.
!. Mr.. c. Brown read frs, lime bill 10 amen
!. chapter q relating TO expsess'driven licsns'
!. Passed TO and reading
Auditor General Walker said the chairms
. Of the finance committee had stated he has sv
v dence to prove he had engaged in ether bus
4 ness than that Of auditor geneasl He woul
like to hear II. President Rhodes said II II
= Hon. member had anything to produce
'. should BE- foshcoming In justice to Mr. Walker
ct Mr.. q. Brown left the house for . few ms
IN ments and returned with several documen
: which' showed that Mr.. Walker had acts
y ss agent for the estate Of ]. q. Hs,
Y, sslden. deceased. lie would also ssy that "
1. memhen Of The honse could fuInish addition