The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-24
Afternoon Session.
House reassembled at lis.

HAWAIIAN BOARD OF HEALTH BILL.
Consideration OF an Act TO regulate the
| Hawaiian Board of Health.
Mr.. Palohau moved to amend section 1
so as it will read as follows:
Section i. The Minister of the Interior
/ shall grant on the order of said Board q Ii
cense TO any applicant who has received a
| certificate of his qualification TO practice
medicine in any kind of disease, upon re-
! ceiving twenty dollars.
| The amendment carried and the section
! passed as amended.
! On motion of Mr.. Kaunamano the bill
| passed to engrossment as amended, and
| will be read a third time on Tuesday.
THE CHAs. B. WILSON RELIEF BILL.
Second reading of an Act to relieve Chas.
| B. Wilson, Superintendent of the Water
Works.
The bill states that certain large amounts
of moneys in the possession of Chas. B.
Wilson, Superintendent of Water Works,
to-wit: the sum of So, 500, have become
deficit, and that said Superintendent has
made himself liable for the repayment of
the amount. 1t asks for Mr.. Wilson and
his sureties to be relieved from all respon-
sibility as to any moneys heretofore re-
ferred in connection with the Water
Works.
Mr. Castle moved the bill and report of
the committee be laid upon the table.
He said the Judiciary Committee in their
report found the Office conducted in a most
disgraceful manner, showing that the Su-
perintendent was responsible for the loss.
He did not understand the ms and outs of
the matter As yet the Ministers had
made no recommendation with regard to
the bill. He thought the Minister of the
Interior should state whether he favored
the passage of the bill or not.
The motion to lay upon the table was
carried by a rising vote of Is to u.
FISH MARKET STALLS BILL.
Second reading of an Act to amend sec
ton 1913 of the Civil Code, and to the stalls
and stands at the Fish Market.
Mr.. ThurstOn asked the introducer (Mr.
Keau) to state the object of his bill
Mr.. Keau said the object of the bill was
that all persons who had in the year pre-
ceding leased the stalls of the markets,
should be preferred to other persons in
leasing the same again, and that the an
Mr.. Kaai moved the bill be laid upon
the table. Lost.
Mr.. Castle moved the bill be referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
His Excellency Mr.. Creighton seconded
the motion, as he thought it was proper to
refer it to a committee.
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
THE KEEPING OF ACCOUNTS BILL.
Second reading of an Act to provide for
the keeping of accounts in English and
Hawaiian.
Mr.. Castle moved the bill be laid upon
the table, as the introducer was absent.
IMMIGRATION OF CHINAMEN.
His Excellency Mr. Creighton moved |
that the rules be suspended in order that |
the bill regulating the immigration of |
Cinnamon be read a second time by title.
Mr.. Castle said the bill was in the hands |
of the Committee on Commerce.
His Excellency Mr.. Creighton moved |
that the Committee on Commerce be in
structed to report forthwith. The bill was
an important one and for the well-being |
of the country.
The President stated there was not a
quorum of members present.
MIR. AhOlo announced a meeting for 8
O'Clock Friday morning of the Committee
on His Majesty's birthday.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved the House adj
journ.
Mr.. Thurston protested against such a
motion.
Mr.. Kaunamano said if they adjourned
at this early hour, it would be lesson to
the absent members.
At 2:2O the House adjourned to $50
O'Clock Friday morning.