The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-01
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Nrnxrsnar. MAY 26. 1856


/ lands: 3. that the use of all that grows OF
! konohiki lands, with the exception of tina
specially forbidden by the konohild, b
free to all. To committee on Public
Lands
By Representative ekoa from residents
Of Puma, that the Government appoint I
physician in that district. To SanitaI!
Committee. Also that all taxes be paid IL
silver To Judiciary Committee.
The Minister of Interior, from the Print
| ing Committee. reported the following
bills for distribution: l, to amend Chapter
LIZ. Section ., Penal Code; ,, to provid,
a permanent settlement on Hon. A. For
nander; 3, to amend Chapter y, Pena
Code
Representative Pahia, from the commit
tee of Thirteen on police. asked for fur
Their time. Granted
Representative Brown gave notice Of F.;
BIZ to regulate the inspection of steam
boilers on vessels and on shore
Representative kalua gave notice of I
bill to regulate the expenditure of the
road tax collected in each district
Representative Nahinu read for the frs
time a bill TO license tailors. The bill
provides for a license fee Of S25, and {
penalty of SO fine or 80 days imprison
ment. for evasion.
On motion, the bill relating to 3" Provid
ing for Inquests of Fires was taken on
Of its regular order and referred to the
Fire Limit Committee.
Representative Keau gave notice of I
bill to amend the law relating to the pTac
tee of law in police district courts
Representative Nahale gave notice of {
bill to provide for police magistrate al
North Kona Also a resolution that $1,000
be appropriated for improving the ROAD
along the beach from k2ty IA TO Honalo
Tabled for consideration with the Appro
priation Bill
At 1850 the Assembly fesolyed into
Committee of the Whole, Hon $. G. Wilder
in the chair, and prepared to consider the
Appropriation Bill
Hon j S. Walker moved that items
under the head of Board of Education be
taken up.
Representative Castle amended by a
motion that said items be passed over
until the report Of that Department was
presented Amendment carried.
The items under the Board of Health .
subdivision We're taken up as follows, be-
ing passed as printed:
Salary sec'y Board OF Health. GOO 90
Representative Dickey amended to read
$1,000 but the larger sum was passed.
The next item, Leper Settlement -
100000 called forth from Hon c. r.
Bishop an objection to the consideration
until the report of the Finance Committee
was before the Assembly No one be
grudges money, if properly expended, for
the care of lepers, but they had a right to
know that it was expended in the most
economical, and certainly in an honest
manner In the Appropriation Bill, Sec
ton G. states that contracts for public
works. material and other supplies. shall
be awarded after advertisement for public
tenders During the last period large
amount of money had been expended for
supplies, but he did not remember having
seen an advertisement for tenders for these
supplies at all. In the account which had
been furnished large amounts had been
put down for sundries, and it was made
up in such way that nobody in this As
sembly could tell what ii was for. Things
were connected together in such a way as
certainly to appear somewhat suspicious
He moved that the consideration of the
item be postponed.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs as
President of Board of Health said that. to
have published a list of the vouchers
would have occupied page after page with
figures III the report of the Board of
Health. The item for sundries is certain
ly indefinite for persons wanting exact
information of the expenditure Of several
thousand dollars. ii was very proper to
have this explained by the Committee of
Finance, who were experienced men of
affairs, who, he was satisfied. would make
a searching investigation Although per
fectly satisfied that there could be pre-
sented a satisfactory statement of every
dollar of expenditure during the biennial
period, yet it would be satisfactory to his
feelings and to the Assembly to have an
examination of every item in that report.
He seconded the recommendation. Mo
ton put and carried
On motion all the other items in the
Bureau of Board of Health was passed
over until report of the Finance was
presented.
Representative Thurston said there was
an item of $4,000 in the last Appropria
ton Bill for the purpose of bringing
water into the leper settlement at AIolokai.
The report said the expenditure had not
been required, because another source of
water supply had been discovered. He
would like very much to know what that
was
The Chairman said the inquiry was
hardly in order, there being no motion
before the Committee.
On motion the Committee rose. reported
progress and asked leave to sit again. Re
port approved and request granted
Unfinished business being the order of
business next called for, the bill relating
10 the practice in the escheat of lands to
The Hawaiian Government came up for
The bill was finally slight
y amended, passed, and ordered for third
reading on Saturday the 29th inst.
Second reading of bill, introduced by
Dickey, relating to Stamp
Duties approved Sept 1876 Read by
title and then tabled for consideration
With bill to be introduced by the Minis
er of Interior.
Second reading of a bill to amend chap
er 35 of the Penal Code relating to the
sunday law. After amendment in Sc
'eral sections she bill was finally referred
o the Committee on Education.
Hon. II. A. Widemann asked and OBJ
aimed leave Of absence for the rest of the !
ession
AT 1925 adjournment was had until ? |
}. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly reconvened at 2:10 D. m.
pursuant TO adjournment.
Second reading of bill to amend sec /
ion l9l Civil Code relating to the Water /
Works
On motion the bill was referred to the
ommittee known as the Fire Limit"
Second reading Of bill to regulate
urrency of the Hawaiian Islands Read
y title and referred to the special com
nttee having charge of bills of like
ature
Second reading of bill to amend sec
ons ISIS of the Civil Code relating to
fisheries.
Representative Hayselden moved that
lie bill presented by Representative
mara relating to the same subject be
lken from the table and be considered.
ar1ied.
After bill had been read by title the
70 bills were, on motion of Representa-
We Thurston, referred to the judiciary
Representative Hayselden who had pre-
ously made a motion, which was carried,
at certain bills relating to amendingt the 5
< laws, introduced by Reps. Kauai, Hay !
lden, Castle, Dole and Palohau, be re {
rred 70 special committee, noticing |
at his motion had been ignored. called | /
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