The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-06-22

names praying unaG one JOnn Lopez |
be licensed to practise medicine.
Referred to Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Naone presented petition
from Waialua containing 1913 names,
praying that John Lopez be granted
licence to practise medicine. Re-
ferred to Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Paehaole presented q petit
tion from Molokai praying that Levi
Oopu be refunded IS double taxes.
Referred to Select Committee to
whom>was referred the investigation
of double taxes.
Rep. Kamauoha presented petit
ton from Honolulu praying that the
President of the Board of Health
be removed from office. Also that
certain members of the present
Board of Health be removed, and
their places be filed with native
Hawaians. Referred to Sanitary
Committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. +. Brown reported that one
bill No. So, had been printed and
was ready for distribution.
Noble Baldwin reported from the
Finance Committee on the bill relat-
ing to the keeping of revenue stamps
by Post Masters, recommending that
agents to take acknowledgment and
notaries public, be made to keep
revenue stamps on hand, and not
Post Masters. In consequence they
present bill covering the matter,
which was read. The bill was re-
turned to the committee for transla-
ton.
He also reported from the same
committee on the petition from
Joseph Kaia, South Kona, for SIS
for road work done under ID. III.
Nahinu, recommending that the
petition be laid on the table.
Adopted.
Minister Austin reported that he
had presented to His Majesty for
consideration three bills.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Noble Foster gave notice of bill
to prevent peddling and hawking of
goods.
Rep. Nawahine offered resolu-
ton that an English school be estab-
lished at Kaupo, Maui.
The President said he did not
want to be too strict, but the rules
do not allow resolutions to be written
on small scraps of paper, and he
should have to order the resolution
returned
Minister Green answered the
question from the member from Koo-
lauloa, relating to gubernatoria
chairs, stating that the Cabinet had
Investigated the matter, but have
offered no suggestion except tt
bring in bill abolishing the Office
Noble Widemann offered reso
luton to the effect that all petition
nowin the hands of the Finance Com
mlttee, relating to double taxation
be transferred to the Select Com
mittee appointed to investigate sucl
matters. Adopted.
Rep. f. Brown read a'first time
bill to amend Sec. 19l, Chap. 16, o
the session laws of 1886 relating t,
water rights.
Rep. Kamauoha gave notice o
two bills. One to amend Sec. II
Chap. IL, of the laws of 1876, ant
the other to amend Chap. of th
laws of 1876.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
On motion the bill authorizing tn
establishment of parcel posts wa
taken from the table and made tn
order of the day.
An objection was made after TIL
bill was taken from the table, tina
it was out of order, as Saturday wa
set by the House for third reading
of this bill.
The chair ruled that it was out O
order, to take the bill from TIN
y table.
, The bill to authorize the Hawaiia
Government to contract for sub
= marine telegraph cables, was take
up for second reading, and referre
to the Committee ON Commerce.
Rep. Kinney asked for suspensio
Q of rules that he might read apetitior
Carried.
The petition was from Manue
Ricado and Silveiro Fernandez tina
the sum of So each be refunde
them for over-paid taxes.
The chair ordered the petitio
back to the honorable member, as
: did not comply with the rules.
y Rep. Nawahine offered resolu
= ton to the effect, that at the lat
y session in 1887 a petition was re
ceived from Kaupo, Maui, prayin
that an English school be establishe
a in that district, and as 1t was lai
It over until this session, therefore /
y resolved, that the said petition b
G taken from the archives of that Sc
e sion of the Legislature and referre
to the Committee on Education {
i this session.
Il The House adjourned until 10 {
C m. Friday.
21sT DAY-June 22nd.