The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
TH1RTy-sIxTH DAY.
MONDAY, June 14th.

Present: NOBLE walker PRESIDENT J;
Reps. Liikalani, Baker, Amara,
Koulia, Palia, Kaunamano, Wight,
Nahale, Kckoa, Kaukau, Richard
son, Dickey, Kaai, Kauai, and Pa
lohau. At 1920 the following adj
ditional members had arrived,
making a quorum: Ministers Glib
son and Neumann Reps. Kaulu-
kou, Nahinu, Brown, Aholo, Thurs
ton, Kalua, Paehaole, Kauhi, and
Hayselden.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read by the Secretary and Inter-
prefer, and confirmed.
Noble Wilder asked for weeks
absence, which was granted.
PETITIONS.
Rep. Kalua presented petition
from Keanae, District Of Hama,
Maui, that the wharf, landing and
bridges at that place he repaired; ;
also, that no restrictions be placed
on people taking koa wood for
making canoes. Referred to Public
Lands Committee.
Rep. Kaai, petition from Kaupo,
Hama, that $500 be appropriated
for landing at Mokulau; that the
Government take control of the
landing at Nuu, and pay Mr.. Paeko
whatever amount he has expended
on it. Referred to Public Lands
Committee. Also, petition that
an English school be established at
Kaupo. Referred, on motion of
Rep. Kalua, to the special commit
tee on school aid.
Rep. Nahinu a petition from 40
residents of South kona, that a
proper schoolhouse be built at
Alae, as the existing one was old
aud out of repair. He remarked
that the school was taught by Mr..
Pilipo, u graduate of Lahainaluna,
and was attended by 40 pupils. Re-
ferred to above special committee.
Rep. kalua, petition from
Keauae, that S22.5 be appropriated
to pay amounts due to persons at
that place for work on the roads.
Referred on motion of Rep. Aholo,
to the Minister of the Interior.
Rep. Kaunamano, petition from
Hamakua, that an act be passed
authorizing a sl0,000,000 loan, that
an act be passed to license the sale
of opium, that $4,000 be appropriate
ed for roads and bridges in that
District, that $4,000 be appropriate
ed for improving the road from
Paauilo to the landing at Koholalele,
and that all parents having five
children attending school be exemp,
from school aud road taxes. On
motion of Rep. Aholo, laid on the
table to be considered with bills re.
lating to the several prayers.
REPORTS.
Minister Guick, from the Print
ing Committee, reported bill, re-
lating to the water supply, ready
for distribution.
Minister Gulick also presented hi:
report as Minister of the Interio
for the biennial period ending Marcel
31st, 1886, printed in both Ian
guages.
Rep. Kaunamano asked for NOR
time for the Mookai visitation com
mittee, which was granted.
Rep. Richardson returned a bill
engrossed from the Standing Com
mittee on that work.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Kalua reverted to a resolu
ton asking the Minister of the Int
nor if z. X. Myers, Clerk of tn
Water Works, had taken the oath G
allegiance. He did not conside
that the resolution had been salts
factoriIy answered at the time, an
thought the matter should be clear
ed up before the appropriation
were voted to the Interior Depar
ment.
Minister Gulick said he had n
, desire to withhold information, bl
, rather to amplify it, if the enquirer
; would state just what they wante
to know. His impression was th'
the matter had been disposed o
t and had thought nothing of it sine
e The hon. member should put VIII
he wanted in writing.
Rep. Kalua promised to do so.
= Rep. Thurston read a first time {
D act relating to the property of ma
| ried women. Also, an act for Il
l relief of certain owners of proper
, at Makiki.
Rep. Dickey gave notice of
:. amendment TO art. 43 of the Cons'
i tuition, referring to the privileges
r Ministers of the Crown.
: The same member presented
:, resolution given notice of, to +
= quire two-thirds vote to carry Il
u previous questions. Placed on reg
# lar orders of the day.
Rep. Kekoa read first time
act to amend sec. 2 and 8, cha
43, laws of 1882, relating to int
nal taxes. On motion of Re