The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-24

honorable body for the anniversary
of the birthday of Her Most Gracious
Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great
Britain aud Empiess of India.
Passed unanimously.
Noble Rhodes asked leave of ah-
seuce for the remainder Of The ses-
sion, on account Of his health. His
par iamentary life dated back 10 the
year 1850. aud he had never shirked
his duty or ked for leave of alb
senre until tue present tine. Leave
granted.
Minister Gulick read, in answer to
the resolution of tic hon. member for
Molokai, statement of the names
of the persons who have been
awarded claims against the Govern
ment on account Of property taken
for the use of the waterworks at
Makiki, and the amount due each of
such persons with interest to date
hereof. The appraisers filed their
report January "a, 1885, as follows:
John Schnack, $500; Rev. ii. II.
Parker, $500; Queen Dowager
Emma, 81, 100; Land of Opu, s l3,-
500; Estate of Mrs. Bishop, $3.50;
Maui, S455; Kainoa, $3.50; Maka-
liilii and Alapai, S ,225 Puu, $3.50;
Nunui (w.), $3.50; j. NJ. Herring,
So, ,3OO-,otal, S24,G70. BY judy
ments of the Supreme Court, the
following additions have been made:
Maui. S245, and }. NJ. Herring,
81, ,7OO-total, S2,945. In answer
to a question by Rep. Thurston, the
Minister said, "Those are the claims
awaiting settlement
Rep. Brown moved the paper I've
laid on the table to he considered
with the bill to be introduced on the
sane subject by the hon. member for
Molokai.
Rep. Keau gave notice of all act
to impose q duty on fertilizers i'm
ported from foreign countries.
Minister Gulick gave notice OF
bills, CD to amend art. 2, Civil
Code, relating TO internal trade and
commerce; CD to regulate ap-
praisers of road damages, and as
sessments of betterments in the
opening, widening and Strengthening
the streets and highways; (3) to
establish the grades and width of
streets, sidewalks and highways in
the city of Honolulu; (4) to extend
the term of the Commissioners of
Boundaries (5) to amend the act
approved September q, 1876, re-
lating to stamp duties.
Tie same member by leave read
first time the bill of which he gave
notice on a previous day, to regu-
late the construction Of buildings
in Honolulu, and moved suspen-
sion of the rules to allow the bill to
be read q second time by title. On
motion Of Rep. Brown, the bill was
referred to the Committee on Fire
Limits.
Rep. Keau, by permission, read a
first time bill TO provide a perma-
nent settlement of 81, 900 per annum
on Hou. w. G. Parke, and moved
the rules be suspended, and the bill
read second time by its title.
Rep. Aholo said these suspen'
sions of the rules are apt to throw
bills out of their regular course
The motion was withdrawn.
KEEP. Keau read resolution thai
the sum of $3.50 be put in the APP
preparation Bill to pay Police Cap
tain, William Tell, balance due
him according to the appropriation
of last two sessions, he having re-
ceved less than the amount voted
Rep. Brown moved the resolution
be laid on the table to be considered
by the committee of l3, appointed
on the constables and police of th'
Kingdom. Carried.
Rep. Keau moved resolution
that the Minister of the lnterio
order the east extension of Queer
street 10 be repaired, and that RoaC
Supervisor Hart he instructed t.
proceed with such repairs immcdi
. ately. The hon. member said tina
, streets on which foreigners resid
are kept in good repair, while thos
on which native Hawaians live. az
habitually neglected. Laid on th
table.
Rep. Castle presented three peti
. tions from residents of Wailuku
/. CD to have water pipes laid i'll Wal
luku, Maui, and to provide cistern
), in Kahului; referred to Committe
-, on Public Lands; CD that no $40,
000,0 loan be authorized; an
e (3) that no law be passed authori2
ing the licensing of opium.
Noble Cleghorn read resolutio
{ that a committe of five be appointe
+ to visit the Government nurseries
= squares and parks, and report on tn
same. The motion was amende
n by adding that carriages be provide
= the members of the committee
= Passed.
u The President appointed on til
l. committee, Reps. Brown, Kaun;
: mano, IIayselden, Kalua and TIL
Minister OF the Interior.
II Rep. Kaunamano, by leave, intro
: duced bill previously given motto
0 of, to repeal the act passed lit
1t Aug, 1884, appointing Road Super