Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-22
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
NINETEENTH DAY.

NINETEENTH DAY.
House met pursuant to adjourn
ment, at 10 o'clock AM, the President,
Hon. ]. S. Walker, in the Chair. AZ
ter prayer by the Chaplain, the min
utes of the previous session were read
and after amendment, approved.
PETITIONS
j Hon. member Palohau presented
4 petition that $4,000 be appropriated
for bridge at Lumuaha. To be con-
sidered with Appropriation Bill. Also,
a petition for an appropriation for a
Ileper hospital and general one at the
same place. Referred to Sanitary
Committee.
Hon. member Dickey presented a
petition compelling Chinese married to
native women to leave house, land
and $500 for their wives use during
the absence OF the husbands in China.
Also, that two representatives be re-
turned from the District of Makawao.
| And that no permanent settlements be
granted foreigners. Also, that no $Io,-
10000 loan bill be passed Also,
that prisoners be put to work in the
districts where convicted. Referred to
Judiciary Committee
Hon. member Nahale presented a
petition for $4,000 for wharf at Ke-
auhou. Referred to Committee on
Public Lands. The Hon. member
also requested that as petition had
been received contesting his election,
he be furnished with the document in
order that he might prepare his de-
Tense. Leave given the member to
take the petition from the table.
4 STANDING COMMITTEES.
{ His Excellency the Minister of In
terror from the Printing Committee re-
ported the following bills as printed
An act to regulate proceedings in bank
Iruptcy An act relating to Bureau of
Public Instruction. An act making
certain fisheries free. An act to pro-
hibit certain persons from holding seats
as representatives
i Hon. member Brown from the Judi
ciary Committee the petition attaching
the ahupuaa of Waimea to the District
of Waialua, recommending that it be
laid on the table to be considered with
a bill to that effect
RESOLUTIONS.
His Excellency the Minister of the
Interior gave notice of his intention to
introduce an act regulating the con-
struction of buildings in Honolulu.
| Hon. member Kauhane offered
resolution for completing the system Of
water pipes in Waiohinu, Kau. Laid
on the table to be considered with the
Appropriation Bill.
/ Hon. member Kauai read for the
first time a bill providing that road
taxes be deposited with school agents
in the districts where collected. That
tax on two-wheeled vehicles be ST. 50.
Passed to second reading.
Hon member Kaulia gave notice Of
: his intention to introduce bill amend
ing section 2, chapter 90, Penal Code.
Hon. member Paehaole offered a
resolution that $1,000 be appropriated
for repair of roads and bridges on Mo
lokai To be considered with the Ap-
preparation Bill
Hon. member Kaunamano read for
the first time an act changing the num-
Der of representatives from Hawaii
mine as at presenD to eight. Passed
to second reading.
Hon. member Richardson read for
the first time an act making the fee for
marriage licenses ST. instead of as
) cents as at present. Passed TO second
| reading.
Hon. member Thurston asked
whether there was any mention in the
additional report of the Board of
Health, which had been promised, any
5 referred to Doctor Awnings dismis-
| sal?
His Excellency the President Of the
Board of Health said in reply, that
; Doctor Arning's report had been
4 printed and, with correspondence relat-
{ ing to his dismissal, had been laid be-
> fore the Assembly, The report of the
Board of Health on the subject Of
leprosy required by law was about
c ready He-the President--was wait
e ing now for the Hawaiian version which
Y the printers assured him would be
: ready by next Tuesday morning they
thought The report Of DR.. Aiming
: which was contained therein had beer
put in type sometime ago and the proo
i sent to him. 1t was the same--he be
' lieved- as that which, with cores
pondence, had been furnished the
Assembly.
Hon. member Thurston presented {
( resolution that the Minister Of the In
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