The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-07
THE LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-F FIFTH DAY.
NinNnAY. July Z.

Interpreter W. L. Wilcox read the
minutes Of laot meeting.
PETITIONS.
Noble Marsden read petition
from Z. X. Meyers for 32C0.G0 to
pay salary claimed due him as book
keeper of the honolulu Waterworks
in 1886. Finance committee.
Noble Walbridge, from Maui, 260
names, that both terms of court be
held at Waluku. Tabled.
Rep. Kalua, for $4,000 for a road
from Lahana to join new road from
Waikiki. Public lands.
Rep. Cummings, from Honolulu,
for appropriations--S5000 for build
ing road from Niupaipai to Liliha
street, $4,000 for building road
from Smiths bridge to Liliha street,
$1,000 for road from Liliha street
TO Judd street. Public lands COM
mittee.
Rep. White, from Lahalna, that
road boards be abolished and road
supervisors restored. Tabled. That
an officer be appointed ct Lahaina
10 look after truants. Education
committee. That the importation
of labor be discontinued, and that
natives he forbidden TO enter into
labor contracts. Tabled.
Rep. kamai, from Hama, that
natives be allowed TO treat |epeEs,
and that lepers ct the settlement be
allowed 10 receive visits from their.
friends. Sanitary committee.
REPORTS.
Noble Burchardt reported from
tn. accounts committee, saying it
had authoriz, Il certain printing ac-
counts Icing paid out OF legislative
expenses, hut doubted whether
others ought not TO come out Of de.
par,iDent funds.
Noble Macfar!ane, Minista Brown,
Noble Baldwin and Rep. Kalua dis
cuss d the pont.
The President sail there was
nothing before the House, rs the
committee had ouly given verbal
report.
Rep, Kalua presented report
from the select committee on salaries
deputy clerks Supreme Court, re-
commenting $4,000 10 First, and
$500 10 second Deputy. Tabled
for considerat on with bill.
Noble Macfarlane presented q re-
port from committee on resolution
for subsidy to Kapiolani Maternity
Home, recommending that the
amount of Sl5OO moved for be ap'
propriated. Tabled for considera
ton with bill.
Rep. Brown, of the opium com
mittee, said some of the member!
were willing to report now, bu
others wanted to get evidence o
another witness. They had take,
over 1000 pages Of testimony.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Richard moved resolution
to instruct the sergeant-at-arms tt
supply sufficient copies of the APP
preparation Bill, so that every mem
Der of the House could have one.
Noble Macfarlane said the expens
was unnecessary, as the bill appear
. ed In the Finance Minister'S report
Lost.
/ Noble Baldwin moved that tn
accounts committee be instructed t
pay for printing of department re
ports out of appropriation for legis
lative expenses.
Noble Widemann thought the re
solution should be laid on the tabl
until the committee could invest
gate what the practice had been.
t Noble Baldwin said that if the ez
pense was put on the department;
+, these would be inclined to subm
their reports in manuscript, an
:. then the House would have to wa
in some cases TWO months for til
c printing.
Noble Widemann simply contenc
ed that the person who contracte
an account should pay it.
Rep. Brown argued in favor c
the House paying Tor the work, Il
c departments having previously ac
r vertised Tor tenders.
:. Noble Burchardt explained SON
It points raised by previous speaker
!. The resolution, amended by II
Guiding translating, carried.
Rep, Kahookano read first tim
q his bill 10 create bureau for co
e Quoting the education of Hawaii;
e youth abroad, the bureau 10 be a
tached 10 the Foreign Office al
worked With the assistance of u
Board of Education.
m Rep. Marques read first time |
e title his civil Servic" bill. He also e;
re first time his bill to license the sale
G. OF light wines and beer.
Noble Walbridge moved that q
is Minister OF Interior be instructed
SIS buy additional land adjoining t
y hospital at Wailuku, tor the purpo
" of charging and improving the he
pital, aud that $4,000 be apprupri,
r ed therefore. Tabled for consids
- alton with the Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Baker gave notice OF b
IL to authorize pl ,nters to import labc
and to repeal chapter 81 laws
K 1888.
Rep. Paehaole moved for Co
n mittee of thirteen to pay a visit
Il inspection to the leper villages