The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-09


ruling of the chair, and proceeded
to say that if correct, it ought to
have been made when the report was
presented. He was called to order
by Rep. Thurston.
Rep. Aholo said he was going to
make a motion.
Rep. Thurston called the member
to order.
Rep. Aholo kept the floor.
Rep. Thurston called the member
to order again and asked for rul-
ing of the chair, reading from the
rules that member, on being called
to order, shall resume his seat until
the question of order is decided.
The President pronounced the
member (Aholo) out of order.
Rep. Aholo kept the floor, and
was proceeding to make further re-
marks.
Rep. Thurston insisted that the
member comply with the rules of
the house.
Rep. Aholo still kept the floor,
and proceeded to say that the ruling
of the chair was out of order as n
motion and amendment had been
discussed at length. before the rul-
ing was called for.
Rep. Dole said If q mistake had
been made, il was better to be cor
rected late than never.
The question "shall the ruling of
the chair he spsiained;" was put
and neEAi5vei. Is to -.
Rep. Alaolo moved 3 recess to | 80
? N. Carried.
ArrcENooS SESSION.
The @ossse chiSinsd quorum at
lao c. o.c.ocs.
Noble Bishop. on suspension of
the rules. presented the following
report of the Education Com
mittee:-
Hon. J. S. WALKER, President of
the Legislative Assembly:
.Sir:-The Committee on Educa-
ton, to whom was referred the fol-
lowing described petitions for estab-
lishment of English schools and for
erection of school houses, to wit i:
For English schools at Moanalua,
Oahu; Nun, Maui: Kaunakakai,
Molokai; Kahikinui, Maui; Keanae,
Waialua, Wahinepu, Koolau, Maui
South kona, Hawaii; Laiewai,
Oahu; kalehua, Puma. Hawaii; XII
pahulu, Maui: S2,400 for school
houses in Puma, Hawaii: 81, 900 for
I school houses in Makawao, Maui 4;
$500 for school houses in Keawe-
kapu, Maui; beg to report that, as
there will be large general appropri-
ations for English schools and
school houses to be expended by
the Board of Education, they re-
commend that these several petitions
be laid upon the table to he con.
sidered with those items in the Ap-
preparation Bill; and also that the
petition from North Kona, presented
by Mr.. Nahale, against changing
the law relating to the Sabbath day,
be laid upon the table to be con.
sidered with the law already pre-.
sented on that subject.
Signed, CHAs. II. BISHOP,
+. KEKoA,
A. KAULIA,
l.. A. THURsToN,
s. w. KAAI.
On motion of Rep. Kaulukou thu
report was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Thurston presented reso
luton that the Minister of interior
be requested to state to this Assem-
bly, whether the tug Eleu was sen
to Waialua last Sunday at the public
expense. His reason for bringing
in this resolution was that the tug
Eleu was bought at large eXpens,
TO fill the place for which the Pei
was found insufficient. The steame
should be kept at the work TO
which she was got and nothing else
Last Sunday, while sitting on hi
verandah, he saw steamer goins
out, and next morning saw in th
newspaper that the Eleu had gon
to Waialua for the Minister of Fl
nance and his family. He did no
know that the Assembly had sen
the Minister to Waialua or gav
him permission TO leave his dutie
here. 1t was only fair for the AS
sembly to know whether the steame
was sent down there at public o
private expense, as every time th
crank turned it cost money.
Rep. Kaulukou agreed with tn
mover that the house had a right t,
enquire into the expenditure o
public money. As, however, tn
matter in question would come VI
in the reports of Ministers at tn
end of this biennial period, ther
was no necessity of investigating |
now. He thought the house had n
right to investigate matter belong
ing to this period prior to the re
ports of Ministers in 1888. He di,
not see any good to come of thi
resolution and would therefore NOV
that it be indefinitely postponed.
Rep. Thurston said this was
small matter but it involved prin
ciple. He would like the hon. mem
ber for Hilo to say if he knew O
ANYTHING in tho constitution or j