The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-07-31


amendments. Laid on the table to be con
sidered with the bill.
Rep. kalaukoa read 4 report OF the
special committee, appointed 10Th inst. on
the proposed item OF $4,000 Tor the Pal
road. Committee Recommend to insert
$1,000. Laid on the table TO be considered
with the Appropriation bill.
Rep. +. Brown presented d report of the
special committee, appointed llth inst, on
U) pay Of police on the several islands,
and (2) incidentals. evil and criminal ex-
penSeS. Committee accompany their re-
port with an itemized bill Of salaries which
they propose to subnit to the Marshal for
his guidance.
Rep. c. Brown wanted to know what the
committee mean by the list for the guild
ance of the Marshal. He moved the re-
port be rejected.
Rep. +. Brown said if the hon. member
for Koolauloa would take the cotton out OF
his ears, he would know what he is talking
about.
Rep. c. Brown said the only way for the
House to pass recommendation that the
Marshal or anyone else would be bound to
pay any attention To, is 10 enact law or
put an item in the Appropriation bill. He
did not believe in numbering up the Appro-
priation bill with items.
Noble Smith said the committee had ex-
ceeded their duty. They ought to be CEN
Sured. He felt great contempt Tor the
committee.
Minister Ashford-We reciprocate it.
Rep +. Brown moved the report be laid
ON the table to be considered with the APP
preparation bill.
Rep. +, Brown reported the following
printed: Return of assessment and collec-
ton of taxes, 1887, presented by the Min
lister of Finance, 18th inst; report OF Com
mittee on Education, presented 10th inst,
on the bill introduced May S0th by Rep.
Kamauoha, providing for abolishing tuition
fees in Governments schools; statement
presented by the Minister of Interior. 21St
inst, showing the amount of money avail
able in each district of the Kingdom for
road purposes during the current period.
NEW BILLS.
Rep. Mcguire read, first time, bill to
amend the Act relating to the slaughter
and sale of beef.
Minister Ashford read, first time, two
bills, (D relating TO the importation and
sale of opium; ~ relating to bail.
Rep. Paehaole read, a first time. bill to
regulate the conduct of kOkuaS.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Private Ways and Water Rights-Second
reading of the bill to amend the Act re-
lating TO commissioners OF private ways
and water rights. Amended and passed
to engrossment to be read third time on
Saturday, August 4th.
Street Railway-Third reading of the
bill to extend the time for the completion
and equipment of the Honolulu Street
Railway. Passed.
neutrality-suspicious. reading of the bill to
amend the Act regulating proceedings i'll
bankruptcy. Passed.
PllotS-Second reading OF the Pilots bill
with the report of the Committee of Com
merce thereon, 18th inst, recommending
that it be laid on the table.
Minister Green moved that the report of
the committee be adopted. Matters had
been brought up by the committee that
were not before the Cabinet when the bill
was proposed to be introduced.
The report of the committee was adopted
and the bill laid on the table.
HospitAls-Second reading of the bill to
erect leper hospitals on the different ISL
ands, with the Sanitary Committees
report, 10th inst, thereon.
Noble Smith said he had introduced
similar bill in former Legislature. Per-
sons suspected OF the disease i'll those
times, would be sent to MOlokai after very
hasty examinations, and heart-rending
not be expedient now to provide district
hospitals The Board OF Health is doing
everything possible to improve the hos
pital at Molokai He wished il were prac-
ticabIe to establish branch hospitals as
proposed in the bill, but it is not, and
therefore he would support the recon-
mendatiOn OF the committee to lay the bill
on the table.
The bill was laid on the table.
Act to Mitigate-Second reading of the
bill TO repeal the Act to mitigate, ETC., and
the report of the Sanitary Committee, 14th
inst, recommending that it be indefinitely
postponed. The report of the committee
was adopted and the Dill tabled.
Boundaries-Second reading OF the bill
to re-establish the Commission for the set
Element OF boundaries and the report OF
the Judiciary Committee, 18th inst,
thereon.
Passed to engrossment to be read third
time on Saturday.
Water Rates-SecOnd reading of the bill
to amend the Honolulu Water Rates Act,
submitted, 18th inst. by special commit
tee.
Passed to engrOssment TO be read third
time on Saturday.
Hawaiian children, etc-Second reading
of the bill to provide for children of Ha-
waiian parents learning to read and write
Hawaiian. Referred to Education Com
mittee.
Second reading of the amended resolu-
ton submitted by the Education Commit
tee, 18th inst, recommending to the Board
of Education the Inauguration OF compul-
sorry instruction upon the contagiousness
Of leprosy in Government schools for ma
tive HaWaiians.
Noble Smith moved an amendment con-
sisting of a new resolution of similar pur-
port, but substituting contagious diseases"
for leprosy. Adopted
Tuition Fees-Second reading OF the bill
submitted, 10Th inst, by the Education
Committee, providing that no tuition fees
shall be charged in Government schools.
except m certain cases set forth.
At 40 the House adjourned to Thurs
day afternoon at / O'Clock.