The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12

Provided however, that on Sunday, until 9 O'Clock
/ in the morning, barber shops may be kept open
and fresh meat and fresh fish may be sold and de
! hvercd that until o'clock in the morning and
after ) o'clock in the afternoon milk may be de-
| hyercd; ana cattle, sheep and swine may be
! slaughtered; that during the entire day meals
| may BE- sold. TO DO eaten on the premises where
sold, or served elsewhere by caterers; drugs,
medicines and surgical instruments may be sold
personal baggage may be conveyed TO and from
vessels leaving and arriving at port that day that
the railroads, public carriages, horse cars, and
licensed shore boats may on Sunday convey pas
senSerS Tor hire; and that all labor which may be
lawfully performed on Sunday shall be conducted,
far possible, so as not TO interfere with the
night OF the community and of each individual to
quiet and repOse.
Sec. ,. All public amuSements, sports, shows
and games on Sunday are hereby forbidden and
no one shall 50 prosecute or take part in any
recreation, amusement, sport or game, not of n
public character, on Sunday III such manner as
10 interfere with the right of the community and
OF each individual to Quot and repose.
See. ). ANY person violating any of the pro-
visions of tho first or second sections of this Act
shall, on conviction, be fined not over fifty dollars
or be imprisoned not over thirty days.
Sec. i. No person shall serve or execute any
process ON Sunday, and any such service or ex-
ecutiOn shall be void.
Gee. .. Sunday, within the meaning of the pro-
visions OF this Act Is the nrst day of the week,
and includes the time between the midnight pre.
csdinS and the midnight following the same day.
Sec. q. Sections ., 5, 1, . and of chapter So of
the Penal Code are hereby repealed.
Consideration of items in the Appropriation Bill
II the Department Of the Judiciary, the following
new Items being passed as here printed, and on
motion OF Rep. haUlukou, viz:
eSalary Third Associate Justice 1000 90
~S2ary rourth Associate Justce.......... 1900 "
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Salary Of Inspector General OF Schools pay
OF inspectors Of Schools, including
:
Salary OF Clerk Of Board OF Edncation:.:: 500S 90
Support Of Hawaiian and English Schools
aud common schools. lis goo 90
*induSJrial aud RcfOrmatOry Schools. $1,000 90
Buildings and repairs TO same............ 5000 90
Building and repairs of school hOuses..... 1iO00 %
an bonding schools; " &oe9o 60
Pay CT messenger and office assIstant.... 200 %
Printing English Hawaiian Dictionary... 1850 90
Compiling school history of the Hawaiian
Islands, and printing and binding the
49, same -.--.-.-.---...... 200 %
Department hereof. 49, 7ao 90
Oahu college @ -. yl,D.. 400 90
Iechnic2l instruction, etc............... 1000 90
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Secretary Board of Health 6,OOO 90
Lepcr 100000 90
Sene5al Expenses of Board Ct HEALTH. 5000 90
REPAIRS ana maintenance of hospitals, cost
and expenditure of each hospital TO be
reported separately Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
PAY OF District Physicians 5000 90
Salary of Physician at Leper Settlement,
to reside there ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 90
Medicines to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900 20
The last item above was originally set at $4,000
bot Rep. Hayselden moved an increase to the fig
ures al which 1t passed, giving as reason therefor
that there would be increased medical attendance
OF to lepers during the coming period.
Representative Dole said this item of expense
'eemeG 10 be increasing very much. The Secre-
AIRY OF the Board had not advertised for tenders
aEd therefore had not got the supplies as low as
ne might have done. There was no need of fur
nlshlng free medicines to all Hawaiians They
were as ready to pay for what they get as other
people.
The Minister of Interior said more than one
half of the money was to provide for the care of
those III the hospitals account of this new treat
meut which was resulting very satisfactorily, as
some honorable members could testify. For this
treatment a special medicine had to be used which
could only be obtained from Japan. Rep Dole
had referred to commissions. He would saw as
President OF the Board of Health, that there was
nothing OF the kind done. He would dismiss auy
man employed under his direction If he knew
they accepted commission, whether it was his
soD-in-law or any one else.
After some further debate the item passed as
given, and the Assembly took a recess at 12:15
until l30 p II.
AFTERNOON.
1t was nearly o'clock before a quorum was OBJ
tanned and business resumed. Some slight debate
elsued and division was called on the first item
proposed, Wiz celebration of His Majestys jubilee
birthday, the vote on increase of the item from
$4,000 to $4,000 being as follows:
Ayes-Gibson, Creighton, Kanoa, Dare, Kuihhe-
lani, Bush, Kaae Hayselden, Lilikalani, Baker,
Amara Kaulukou, Pahia, Kaunamano, NahaIe,
Nahino, Aholo, kaukau, Haai, Kauai, Palohau-2l.
Noes Bishop, Kauhi, Wight, Dickey, Dole-5.
The item was then inserted.
Celebration His Maiestys Birthday Jublcc.s 1900 90
The next item Honolulu Fire Depar. ment
was also debated on and finally passed,
Honolulu Fire coo %
For perfcctlng the Government title the
ground the fish market and adjoining lots 5000 90
Honolulu Library, for purchase OfneW books 300 W
Purchase from Hon. 4. Fernandez of manu-
scripts relating to Hawaiian and Polyne
300 90
Salary Military Engineer. 1000 90
Completion of bridge at Waipouli Kauai, $500.
No other items being offered for insertion the
Sections of the Bill were read as also
the euactinG clause and title, all being passed.
The bill was then IN its entirely referred to the
Revision Committee with instructions to report on
the succeeding day.
The Assembly now, at $40 o'clock adjourned
until 10 a. n, the next day.
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENrrF1Rsr DAY.
THURSDAY, Oct Z.
Assembly convened at little past 10 o'clock.
Prayer and reading of minutes.
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