Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-10
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTH DAY.

Inc Legislature convened at 10
o'clock. After prayer by the Chaplain
the minutes of the previous session
were read and approved On motion
of Mr.. Keau the credentials of the new
member, Hon. J. Kauhane, we're re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Carried.
PETITIONS
By Mr.. Dcle-From J. Brown for a
return of taxes to him. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Lilikalani by permission read a
petition from residents of Monuolua
and Waialae, that fish be free to those
on Kono- Kahiki lands.
Mr.. Cecil Brown called the attention
to decision of the Chief Justice on
the point.
On motion of Mr.. Nahinu laid on
the table for his proposed introduction
of bill. Carried.
| By Mr.. Cecil Brown, from 81 res
idents of Koolauloa (I) against the con-
templated $1o, 900 loan; (2) that
Hawaiians be allowed to leave the
country without the permission, now,
Required by law Referred to Commit
| tee on Miscellaneous Petitions.
By Mr. Brown-from the residents of
Koolauloa, (1) for a resident physician
of the district; (2) that sale of ava be
unrestricted Referred to Sanitary
Committee.
BY Mr.. Thurston--from residents of
Molokai, against the Sic. 900, 900 loan.
By Mr. Richardson-from citizens
of Wailuku, that native Hawaiians be
allowed to practice medicine without a
license. On motion of Mr.. Aholo laid
on the table to be considered with bill
to reorganize the Hawaiian Board of
Health.
| By Mr. Dickey-from citizens Of
Makawao, ~ to license the sale of ava
to natives only; (2) against the impris-
onment of contract laborers; (3) that
natives only be employed on Govern
ment works; (4) to compel the Board
Of Education to build suitable school
houses in the district of Makawao. Re
ferred to Committee on Miscellaneous
Petitions
BY Mr. Richardson--from citizens
of Wailuku, to open the mail bag at
Mskawao. Referred to Minister of the
Interior.
By Mr.. Nahinu-from the citizens of
South Kona, that the children be
taught trades in the public schools;
also military tactics, shooting, gunnery
and music. Referred to the Commit
tee on Education.
By Mr.. Richsrdson-from Wailuku,
praying that a man having S or more
children be exempt from all taxes Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Keau--asking for the inser-
ton among appropriation items of
ST. for bridge across the stream at
Moanalua. Referred to the Commit
tee on Public Lands and Internal I'm
provements.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Sanitary Commlttee through its
chairman, Hon. Godfrey Rhodes, re-
ported upon certain bills referred to
them. Mr.. Cecil Brown moved adop-
ton of report Mr.. Castle moved as
an amendment to lay on the table.
Mr.. Gibson moved an amendment to
this amendment that it be accepted
and laid on the table. Carried.
Mr.. Cecil Brown of the judiciary
Committee reported favorably on the
credentials Of Hon. ]. Kauhane, who
was accordingly sworn in by the Chief
Justice
Mr.. Aholo of the Finance Commit
tee reported favorably on the petition
asking for an increase of compensation
for the mail carriers from Hama to Ma
kawao and Wailuku.
Mr. Kalua moved to lay on the
table.
Mr.. Richardson moved reference to
the Minister of the Interior. The
amendment was lost. The original
motion to lay on the table prevailed.
Mr.. Gulick of the Printing Commit