The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-25

.I-lN"NINU 'I~NINs |O NIllIN h'l~s
Castle and kauIukou. and
Minister kapoua took part, after
which @ motion by Rep, Thurston.
10 refer it to the President, was lost,
and 81 counter motion TO refer to the
Committee was carried.
Rep. keau presented p petition
from Honolulu, that sec. l9S, Civil
Code. relating to the Fish Market,
be amended. ON motion of Rep.
Brown, il was laid on the table to be
considered with q bill to be intro
duced on the subject.
Rep. Paehaole presented petit
tion from Molokai, that an English
school be established ut kaunakakai.
Referred to Education Committee.
Rep. Kauai presented a petition
from Waimea, which by leave he
read, that whereas some people of
that district were afflicted with
leprosv the Assembly is prayed to-
pass o law allowing the lepers TO bc
cared for in the district. II further
stated that a landowner at Hama
pepe would give site for lepcr
hospital there, and petitioners pray
that all appropriation be made for
building such hospital, and that Il
report be made to next Legislature
on the result of the experiment.
Referred to Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Richardson presented petit
ton from llonuauia, that an English
school be established at keawckapu.
Referred to Education Committee.
The same member presented a
petition from the same place, that
the poll tax of all men who have
attained 80 years bc abolished. Re-
trtred to the Judiciary Committee.
Rep. kaunamano presented the
following petitions from South ko-
hala: THAT 81 200 be appro-
priatcd for improving the road at
Waimca. 2-That 81 ,O00 he apprO-
priated for improving the roads nj
South Kohala. Both referred to
Committee on Public Lands, etc.
3-That South kohala he made a
separate electoral district. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
The same member read petitions
from liamakua, as follows: l.
That the tuition fees at the rate of
So year. demanded of parents
sending children to English schools,
be abolished. Referred to Educa-
ton Committee. 2-That the dis
trict of lIamakua be divided into
two judicial districts. Referred tC
the Judiciary Committee. 3--That
the law to provide for the appoint,
mcnt Of Road Supervisors-in-Chiei
be repealed. Referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Rep. Kekoa presented the follow
ing petitions: That the RoaC
Supervisor for Hawaii be dismissed
Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. 2-That licenses he granted
to retail ava, at fee of $50. Re
feircd to the Sanitary Committee
3-Thot $4,000 be appropriated tt
assist the IIilo Boys Boardin!
School THAT poor parents
whose children are attending Eng
lish schools, he exempt from per
sonal taxes. THAT one w. l.
laahu be paid SO in compensation
for services rs clerk Of the election
Referred TO Finance Committee
6-That lIilo be divided into tw
districts. Referred to Judiciar
Committee.
Rep. Nahale presented a petitio
that the District Court of Mort
Kona be made a Police Court, an
moved it lie on the table to be con
sidered with 4 bill to be introduced
Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. kaulukou, on suspension c
the rules, presented 4 verbal repol
of the Judiciary Committee on tn
following matters referred to them
Petitions presented by the membc
I for South ltono that thp GOLD In,