The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-06-09
18th DAY--Junc 9.


The House opened at 10 a. IN.
President Sc. Wilder in the Chair.
PETITIONS.
Noble Hitchcock presented Pc
tition from Hlo with Ga names, ask
ing to have the office of Governor
abolished. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Rep. Nakaleka presented petit
ton from Lahaina, praying LIST.
That a licence be granted to sell
liquor in Lahaina. I'd. That all
prisoners be compelled to work out
their fines in the district in which
they are convicted. 3rd. That par
ties who have been convicted of any
crime but murder, be allowed to
vote. 4th. To prevent the sale of |
fish except in the market-place.
9TH. That no school-teacher shall be
commissioned to teach English who
has nota certificate from some normal
school, stating that he is competent
to teach. 9th. 70 widen the street
on the southeast side of Awang's
store to the markethouse. Refer
ed to Miscellaneous Committee.
Rep. Paehaole presented petit
ton from Molokai containing
prayers relating to certain privileges
TO be allowed lepers. Referred to
Sanitary Committee.
He also presented a petition from
Molokai praying that Arts. AZ, 50,
SO, 81, 63 of the Constitution be
repealed. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Noble Castle presented petition
from E. c. Fishhourne, praying that
S233.29, balance due HIM on con-
tract, he paid. Referred to Finance
Committee.
Rep. Paehaole presented a petit
ton from Molokai, praying that the
expenses of the Government be re-
duced by reducing the salaries of
Government officers, and that no
money be used except for internal
improvements. Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
Rep. kamauoha presented petit
ton from Kona praying that 81 $50
he appropriated for roads in North
Kona. Referred to Public Lands
Committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Noble Smith reported from com
mittee on accounts, recommending
that the clerk of the House and In
terpreter be paid $40 per day, the
Sergeant at Arms IS, Messenger
So 80 and Janitor 81. Adopted.
Rep. +. Brown reported that 8
bills were printed and ready for dis
tribution.
Minister Green replied to Hon.
Kamauoha in regard to expenses o.
running steam tug. He stated that
SIS, 900 we're appropriated for this
purpose in 1886, that this sum was
all expended by June 80, 1887, and
that in November, 1887, S5,269.49
had been further expended, for
which amount at the last session in
December, 1887, an indemnity bill
was passed. An appropriation of
So ,589 was also made at that session
to cover the expenses till march 81.
This amount added to SIS, 900 makes
$l7,5 1856 total appropriation, and
table b shows that 22,858.48 were
drawn, being S., 269.48 over the APP
preparation for which overdraft the
| Legislature of 1887, passed an in
demnity bill.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Noble Young read first time q
bill relating 10 street railways in
Honolulu. Referred to Printing
Committee.
Noble Waterhouse read a first
time bill to prevent commercial
paper being made circulating
medium. Referred to Printing Com
mittee.
Rep. Helekunihi read first time
a bill regulating the ages between
which children shall attend school.
Referred to Printing Committee.
ORDER OF THE DAT.
Third reading of the Police bill.
On motion the bill was referred back
to the engrossing committee for cor
rection.
Noble Smith, under the suspen.
sion of the rules, introduced reso'
luton that no bills shall be intro
duced after June 10, 1888, except
from committees or from the Minis
try. Motion was lost.
The Engrossing Committee re
ported the bill referred to them 70
correction, las ready for the House t.
to act upon, the corrections hayin!
been made.
The Attorney-Gensral moved tina
the bill pass.
The bill was then taken up ant
passed its third reading.
Third reading Of the bin relating
J to the Registrar of Conveyances
Passed.
The President announced that h
had received an invitation from MI
G. q. Berger for the members OF til
/ Assembly to visit Kapiolani Par
t and witness the races on Monda
) next.
The House then adjourned unit
e 10 A. Nj. Tuesday.
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