The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-26

of last meeting were read and con-
iirmed.
REPORTS.
Rep. Lilikalani presented report
from the Committee on Commerce |
on petition from Hanalei, asking
for separate mail for certain local
tiles. They consider something
should be done TO meet the wishes
of petitioners, and recommend that
the petition be referred to the Post
master-General.
Rep. Aholo said an appropriation
would have to be made, rs the mail
could not take care of itself.
Rep. Dole said the mail would be
left by the steamer, just the same
as it other places.
Report adopted.
Rep. Kaunamano presented re-
port from the Sanitary Committee
on petition from Lahaina, praying
for the removal of the Government
physician there. They find that the
alleged incompetence has not been
proved, and that the matter belongs
to the jurisdiction of the Board of
Health; therefore recommend that
the petition be laid on the table.
Adopted.
Rep. Brown presented the follow
ing report of the Judiciary Com
mittee Hon. j. s. WALKER, Pres
ident Legislative Assembly, Sir:-
The Judiciary Committee to whom
was referred the resolution intro
duced by the Hon. j. w. Kalua, ie-
lating TO the claim of the Wilder
Steamship Company to the subsidy
passed at the session of the Legisla-
ture of 1884, being Subsidy to
steamer to run between Pukoo, Mo-
lokai, Lahaina and Lanai S5,200,"
and claimed by the said Steamship
Company as having been earned by
the steamer Mokolii she having fulfill
the subsidy was granted; and also
the petition of f. Wundenberg claim
ed the terms and condition upon which
ing portion of that subsidy for
thirty-siN trips performed by the
steamer j. |. Dowsett. beg leave to
submit that they have had said res
olution and petition under consider
alton and report as follows:
They find that the steamer James
l. Dowsett, owned or controlled by
+. Wundenberg, made thirty-six
trips in conformity with the terms
of the subsidy as appear by certi-
iicate of some 100 persons residents
of Molokai and Oahu: and that the
steamer Mokolii owned or controlled
by the Wilder Steamship Company,
made eighty-three trips IN conformi-
ty with the terms of the subsidy.
We are threfore of opinion that the
subsidy for thirty-six trips made 10y
both the steamers j. l. Dowsett and
Mokolii should be divided equally
between said steamers or owners,
and that forty-seven other trips
made by the Mokolii should be paid
to the owners of that steamer; and
we therefore recommend that The
sum of 5000 be inserted in the Ap.
preparation Bill to be paid to f
Wundenberg, and also that the sun
of S3,25O be inserted in the Appro
priation Bill to be paid to the Wilder
Steamship Company, being at thu
rate of $50 for each steamer TO
thirty-six trips, and at the rate o
o $50 for forty-seyen trips made b,
= +hn NJ,l.,l;
G. b. PALoHAU,
n CECIL BRowN,
= j. ii. s. MARTIN.
Rep. Aholo moved to lay the rt
n port on the table to await til
n minority report If there be an!
is Carried.
Rep. Richardson, from the FL
> crossing Committee, presented q
l. pies of bills set for third reading Il
: day.
e RESOLUTIONS.
e Rep. Dole presented the followir
resolution -
u Whereas, the late Ministry,
y which His EXcellency Walter \
he Gibson, the Minister of Interior W;
n Premier, authorized the borrowir
=. of large amounts of money, to W
e" $50, ,36G.62, during the late bienni
IN period by the Minister of Finan'
he on account of the Hawaiian Go
+. ernment and the payment of inte
%, est thereon at the rate of nine pc
cent per annum, without the autho
w ity Of law: Be it resolved, tn
NJ such borrowing is inconsistent wi
in the due administration of the Go
"a ernment under the laws, and is
IA furious 10 the public interests, al
=" is deserving of the censure of Il
he Assembly. 5. Il. Dole.
Rep. Brown moved that the res
luton be adopted.
Rep. Dole spoke in support of t
no resolution, making reference to I
~ loan bill. He asked what was [
- use of authorizing loan at five
he six percent, when the Goyernm,
&c, went outside of the law and b.
ed rowed money at nine percent. i
he Legislature alone had the power
authorize the bOrrOWiDU of mon,