The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-12

tGltIll E4GttS anu EANAA-A'C' A-AN-N--
the future for the well-being of our
people. He had cOnversed with MI
Reeve, and was willing to confer with him
further. but, as AR Thurston, the member
for Molokai had said, they should be care
ful about mourning additional expendi-
lures At present the Board could only
provide for the maintenance of the people,
but If the Assembly was willing to provide
for experiments the Board would be very
happy 70 carry them out. No doubt it
would be well for the1p TO consult physi-
clans in the matter, as a lay Board OF
Health might not arrive at correct con-
clusion.
Mr.. Dole moved, as an amendment to
the resolution. Provided Mr.. Reeve has
not had a medical education, the President |
OF the Board OF Health decline to carry on |
further negotiations with him" Mr.. Dole |
said he had pity for sick people who had to /
be experimental upon by quack He /
had strong faith III tie water treatment /
but it requires great L. -dical skill. Many /
a patient treated by an incOmpetent person /
has either been chilled to death or boiled |
TO death.
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson fully agreed
with Mr. Dole; the water treatment should
be handled by persons of skill. The baths
at Kakaako have been administered by
persons of great experience, with Their
mometer in hand, and otherwise in a sys-
tematic manner.
Mr.. AhoIo said it would do no harm to
| pass the resolution. Several years ago a
man named Wolf, who had no diploma,
cured a number of people with leprosy.
/ Some were still living and had no return OF
the disease We want the cure, never
mind whether it it is by full-1edged ply
sicians or men without diplomas. There
/ may be some professional jealousy in the
! matter. He would move the previous
! question, which was carried.
The resolution, as amended, was carried.
REPORT OF THE SUPREME COURT.
| The President laid before the Assembly
the report of the Supreme Court for the
past biennial period, printed in Hawaiian
and English.
RESOLUTION AND BILL.
Mr. Cecil Brown presented resolution
that So be paid to one Nalluau and So to
Lobe, for taxes illegally collected. Referred
to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Keau read a first time bill to pro
hibit the driving and leading of cattle in
the public roads at Moanalua Passed to
second reading.
OSCILLATION BILL.
Mr.. Lilikalani read a first time bill
! authorizing the Minister of the Interior to
| grant licenses to sugar mills to distill
spurious liquors. Passed to second read
ing.
REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
His Excellency the Attorney General
presented the report of his department and
the Marshal report for the past biennial
period.
Mr.. Aholo moved that the report be
printed Carried.
CoDIFYING AND PRINTING THE HAWAIIAN
VERSION OF THE LAWS.
Mr.. Kaai presented a resolution asking
for 81 900 to be inserted in the Appropria-
ton bill for codifying, printing and binding
the laws in the Hawaiian language. Laid
on the table.
RESOLUTIONS.
| Mr. ThurstOn presented resolution
that the sum of 800 be inserted in the APP
preparation bill for the purchase of bound
volumes of Hawaiian publications, to be
deposited in the Government Library.
Carried
Mr.. Dickey offered a resolution that
$4,000 be inserted in the Appropriation
bill for new school houses, district of Ma
kawao, Maui Referred to Committee on
Education.
Mr. Nahale gave notice of bill to pro-
vide for permanent settlement for Her
j Royal Highness Princess Poomaikelani.
FIRST READING.
Mr.. Paehaole read first time bill re-
Iating TO the age of children attending the
public schools Passed to second reading.
CIRCUIT COURT ON MAUI.
Mr.. Richardson read first time bill to
amend section l, chapter As, of the Laws of
1874, relating to the term of the Circuit
Court on Mani. 1t proposes to change the
term of Court from Lahaina to Waluku.
On motion of Mr.. Kalua the rules were
suspended and the bill read second time
by its title.
Mr. Castle moved it be referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
. Mr. KaIua moved that the bill be indefin-
itely postponed.
At12:1O o'clock a recess was taken, the
House re-assembling at l 80 o'clock. Con-
sideration of Mr.. Richardson's bill for the
changing of the term of Court from La
haina to Wailuku was resumed, and after
further discussion the motion for indefin-
lite postponement was carried by Is to is.
REPORT OF PRINTING COMMITTEE.
His EXcellency the Minister of the In
terror from the Printing Committee, under
suspension of the rules, reported the fol-
lowing bills as printed and ready for dis
tribution: l, An act amendatory of section
,, of chapter 27, of the Session Laws of
1873, relating to import duties upon wines.
2, An Act to amend sections 3S7 and 388 of
the Civil Code, relating to fisheries. 3, An
Act to regulate the currency of the Ha-
waiian Kingdom. 4, An Act to amend
sections IS and 80, of chapter 43, of the
laws of 1892 relating to the collection of
taxes. s. An Act supplementary to chapter
80, of the Penal Code, relating to gaming
6, An Act to amend several sections of an
Act entitled AN Act to consolidate and
amend the law relating to internal taxes, -
approved on the 9TH day of August, 1882.
COLLECTOR GENERAL's REPORT.
Mr.. Dole offered a resolution that the
Minister of Finance furnish the members
of the \ Assembly with cOpieS of the report