The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-11


aad, after the performance OF the usual business
OF the reading of minutes of the previous meeting,
which were duly approved, Rep. Aholo moved that
IN. rrudeutials of the latest arrived member from
abrutd. Rep kauhane from the district of kau,
be examined by the Judiciary Committee. Car
ried.
Petitions now being order the following wer,
presented
Brown, for the return of taxes paid through
mistake. To Finance Committee.
BY Representative Lilikalaui-from residents of
Waialao and Maunalua, that all fish on konohiki
lands be free to tenants on such lands, and that
existing restrictions be removed. Laid on the table
to be considered With bill on the subject.
Representative Brown-from residents of hoo
l5uoa: J. that no loan of Sl0,0OU,000 be autho-
riEed ., that hawaiians be permitted to leave the
country without special permission; 3. that a
resident physician be appointed IN that district;
l. that the sale Of ava be allowed without license.
The first two were referred TO the of the Com
mittee on Miscellaneous Petitions, the last two TO
the sanitary COMMITTEES.
By Representative GhurstOn-from 80 residents
of Molokai sgainsta SlOOOo,0oJ loan. 70 Finance
Committee.
By Representative Reconsideration residents
of Waikiki, that native Hawaiians of good oharae-
ter be allowed to practise medicine without license.
Laid on the table TO be considered with bill re-
lating to the Hawaiian Board of Health.
Representative Dickey-l. that ava licenses be
sold to Hawaiians only; >, that natives only be
employed on Government works; 3, that licenses
be granted TO native doctors; 1, TO prevent the im
pEiSonmCnt of contract Aborers; 8, to prevent Ha-
waiians from buying and using intoxicating
liquors; 6, TO compel the Board of Education
to build suitable school houses at Makawao. 10
Committee ON Miscellaneous Petitions.
By Representative richardson. from residents of
Makena, Maui, that the mail by the steamer RiHdn
be opened at that place Referred to the Minister
of Interior
BY representative Nahinu, from residents of
South kona, sqat children in the Government
schools DO taught trades, and receive instruction
IN military drill, guunery, music, etc. To the CON-
mt zee on Education.
by Representative Richardson, from residents of
Mailuku, that poor people who have five or more
children lie exempt from personal taxes. To Ju-
dietary Committee
By Representative Keau, from residents of the
district OF Honolulu, that $500 be granted for
building bridge over the stream at Moannlun.
From Standing Committee the Hon GodfEey
Rhodes presented the following report from the
sanitary Committee
The Sanitary Committee to whom was re-
ferred a petition from Puna, Hawaii, asking that
IN future no moro lepers be taken to Kalawao, but
that they be treated i'll the district to which they
b1lOng, beg to report that however desirable such
course might be TO those afflicted, aud to their
friends and relations, Il appears TO your Committee
for sanitary and financial reasons to be iuadmis-
slble. Your committee therefore respectfully re-
commends that the prayer of the petition be re-
iected.
your committee further reports on petition
from Hama, asking for an appropriation of $1,000
for hospital for that district that they see no
reasons olher than financial Tor refusing the
prayer They therefore recommend that it be re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
"On petition from Waianae, Kauai, asking for
tue erection OF leper hospital at hanapepe on
that island, your COMMITTEES recommend that the
prayer be rejected on sanitary grounds. And they
have come to the same conclusion with respect to
petition from Puna praying for the repeal of the
law known as ''The Act to mitigate" etc.
Representatives Castle moved that the report be
LAID on the table. carried.
Inc credentials OF Representative hauhane be-
ln3 reported as correct the PRESIDENT instructed
COMMITTEES to walt ON the Chief Justice and request
ms attendance 10 administer tue oath OF ONCE.
ms was quickly accomplished, the oath admins
tered ana the business OF the House was proceeded
with.
Representative Aholo, from the Committee on
FINANCE reported on a petition from hep. haai'
from llama, relative to the increase OF pay to two
mall-carFlefs III That district from 81 TO SlO per
week, recommending that the required amount be
inserted III the Appropriation Bill.
Inc Attorney General was not III favor of adopt
ing the recommendation made IN the report. he
SOuS'ueIeu tuat II "ouIu De iuJuulclous IN tue As
sembly te adopt report recommending an ap-
preparation IN such hasty manner, as the act of
approval was tantamount to making the recum-
foundations law.
hepEesehlati'e hiS1ardsoh n1Veu tnat the re-
port be gwen TO the Minister OF Interior.
hon. j. L. BUSH supported the above motion,
and IN giving his reasons, said that 1t would be
t4'Ar aa41~eN 80 80 ~ sAAiS tiAA4C
could not regulate the saiarles TO be PAID TO EN-
ployees'
Inc ACCOMPLISHMENT considered that the man
heF IN Nhlch tue motion was presented was eH-
pfessN5 OF want OF commence III tle postmaster
GENERAL
Representative Hayselden, of the Committee,
1IaclGllI5u any sucn INTENTION as lar Is ne knew
he would answer Tor himself, and say ne mad no
INTENTION 70 cast any shSht on ths fOstmaster-
GeheFal oy signing Tue report ne .had from IN
qllFies ~ me fostoLlcs' FOUND tuat the salaries
OF poStmasters were 10 be arranged and the report
"'ls III ACCORD Win such intended changes.
Inc report vas, on notion iald upon the table
TO 0e CONSIDERED win the Appropriation BIZ.
The Minister OF Interior, from the Printing
O0mmltteer reported anu presented several ollis
Wnlch had been printed Report accepted and
nllLS ulStTiouleu.
iue ouis WERE heIatlhs 10 appeals from
romeo ana justices courts :, relating TO chal-
lenses OF Jurors; ., relatlns TO the recovery OF
rents: T. 10 regulate tue SAFE Oh SpirtuouS liquors
hepIeseutdtl'S Auoloi lIoIn Tue FINANCE CON-
mlttse' reported on petition from tue District OF
hiio praying that the pay OF the mail carrier from
hilo TO hau De increased from SD TO ~ per week
Inc committee thought Ine amount asked Tor was
700 iaEEei Dut Iecollneuu9d Lne petition De refer
teu u tue minister VI tue lh1eLiOI' hePofl auopt
eu;
rue -hlHlste[ OF roLeIgH AH1lts presented the
| LepuLS " us DeiiaI'Iueut ~ tue assehoiy' ana
stdteu tuat supplementary report "ouIa De pre-
senteu IN rev GAYS,
me AllhSt5I OF interior Iedu lVF tue HIst time
y! ItIe, Oll " prevent Tue uosuuGtoI Oi, OF
OuuuluS upon tIe stEests highways ana Sidewalks
81 tIs CITY O5 nEnoiulu' anu tle towns OF maiiu-
hu' mo alu Lanaila, Iassea 10 secoad teadlng