The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-06-18
Twenty-Third Day. june 18th, 1854.

Assembly convened at ~ am. pursuant 10 al
jourument from the 18th inst.
The following petitions were presented and re-
ferred.
Representative Godfrey Brown from residents
of the district of kohala containing 40 signatures.
protesting against the granting OF any Monopoly
Bank Charter. Laid on the table to be considered
With the Bank Charter bill.
Representative Aholo from residents of the dis
trict of MakawaO, Representative halua from res
dents of the same district, Representative Hitch
cock from $40 residents of Hilo and also from res
idents of Waimea, Kauai and Makawao, Maui, and
Representative Kauwila from residents of Puma,
all presented protests against the granting of any
Monopoly Bank Charters.
Representative Palohau from residents of Hama
lei, petition that the sum of $1,000 be appro-
priated for building bridge at Kalihiwai. Re
ferred to Committee on Public Lands. Also that
female boarding school be established on Kauai.
Referred to Committee on Education.
Also by the same member, from the district of
Waimea, petition from one ]. Kauai asking that
the sum of s. be returned to him being twice paid
taxes Referred to Finance Committee.
Representative kamRkele from residents of Ma
kawao petition containg 40 signatures, praying
that an English school be established in that dis
trict To Committee on Education.
Representative Kalua presented petition feet
6 inches in length from residents of Waikiki pray
ing that DR.. Enders the present resident physician
at Waikiki be removed and DIR. Bailey be APP
pointed in his stead. Referred to Sanitary Com
mittee.
Representative Kamakele from residents of Ha-
ma, petitions; /. That Government lands leased to
W. II. Cummings be released to kumdainas; 3.
That the districts of Kipahulu, Kaupo and Nun be
declared separate Judicial districts with separate
sheriff and constables; 3. That the regular police
in the district be increased in numbers, and pay
be increased 10 $50 per month and of deputy
sheriff to $50 per month; 4. That mail carriers in
the district receive increased salary. That light
be placed at the entrance of the port of Nuu and
that separate letter box be placed at Nun for the
accommodation of residents. Referred to Commit
L. GW4N.a
Representative Godfrey Brown offered the re-
/ port of the Finance Committee.
The Minister of Finance moged that the reading
be dispensed with and the report distributed it
was already in print.
No one seconding the Minister'S motion, Repre-
| sentative Brown, at 1885 commenced the reading
of the report and was listened to with great inter
est by the members and a large number of Gov
/ eminent officials who had gathered to hear the
reading The only Minister who remained in
position during the reading was the Minister of
Foreign AT rirs.. at 1902 RePresentative Brown
| finished the reading of the English versi. n
| Al l2OS Representative Kalua m-yed a recess
until pm; carried.
| AFTERNOON.
On Resembling Representative Nawahi pro
ceeded to read the Hawaiian version of the Finance
Committees Report continuing until O'Clock.
1 Representative Aholo moved that the report be
laid on the table and that members be supplied
with copies.
/
made the special order of the day in Committee Of
the Whole, for Thursday the 18th inst which mo-
ton after some little debate was carried.
Hon. Mr.. Kuihilani was granted leave of absence
| for four DAYS.
Representative Pilipo from the Printing Com
mittee presented printed copies Of ian act to reg
ulate the sale of spirituous liquors. ''an act 70
increase the number OF supreme Court Judges
the island of Oahu all of which were duly re
ceived and distributed
! Representative Kalua drew the attention of the
Assembly 10 the fact that the resolution introduced
by him relative to the condition of certain women
| prisoners IN Oahu jail, had not been acted upon.
| The Acknowledged from a Select Committee
having the consideration of bill relative TO ths
registration of Chinese, reported that they regard
ed the bill as unconstitutional and recommended
its indefinite postponement ApproTed. Also or
petition referred 10 himself relating TO the re
mOval of slaughter houses at kalihi reported thai
no legislative action was necessary the matter haC
been fully investigated and the establishments lie
garded as a common Nuisance, and action would
Be taken BY the Board OF Health and his Attorney
Generals department.
The Minister of the Interior reportee on peti
ton referred TO him and the Postmaster Genera
for consideration, relative TO the establishing of
regular mail carrier between Waikiki and Naika
pu. Stating that the Postmaster Generai would
give the matter his prorer attention at an earll
day. saying "a plSsa1f that the petition was loOkeC
upon favolaby.
| The Minister of the Interior in accordance viii
J a statement made Dy lin Al previous sltLlng pre-
senied a report on the condition of Oahu jail will
relation to certain grave irregularities which ha'
been reported in connection with that institution
and said that he had given orders TO DR.. Brodie
the Jail physician, to make an examination. vhicl
having boen done, the facts elected plainly ind
Gated that II was necessary to relieve every otca
in connection with that institution and as c0nse
I duence such action had been taken. The Oahl
Z Jail was nov in charge OF Deputy Marshal Dayto
and the police of the kingdom. The investigation
would be carried on and further action taken.
] Representative Kalua stated that he felt graf
fed at the prompt manner in which the affair ha
been investigated and also with regard to the carr
I | fui language used IN the report, He noved tina
the report be recsived and laid on the table. Car
RED
I On motion the majority report Of the COmmitte
on Police and Prisons was taken from the tab
. | and referred to the Printing Committee
Representative Smith read for the first time
bill to provide for the appointment Of board {