The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-03
THE LEGISLATURE.
10TH DAY.
MONDAY, Nov. 3.


Interpreter w. l.. Wilcox.
Rep. Nawah presented the report
of the select committee on matters
connected with the resignation OF
DIR. Lutz os house physician to the
Kalihi Branch Hospital. DR.. Lutz
had written TO the committee, sub
hitting conditions on which he would
withdraw his resignation. These
were that Charles Kahalehlli be i'm
mediately dismissed from the posi-
ton of overseer, that Sister Rose
Gertrude be requested to resume
her duties as dispenser at the hospi-
tai, that the Agent of the Board of
Health be forbidden to have any
communication with the patients
without the Doctors consent, that
the agent keep the list of suspects
strictly private, that the Doctor be
allowed n vacation, and that he have
permission to retire whenever he
thinks necessary. AT the desire of
the Board of Health, DR.. Lutz with
drew the last condition. The Board
labcT ucClueu UlhO Vic iCpbCi WI Soh-
ditions being one to the committee
could not be acted on by the Board.
DIR. Lutz on Sept, 80 discontinued
visiting the hospital. The commit
tee recommend that the House take
such action in the whole matter as
it may deem wise. Signed by Jos.
Nawahi, III. A. Widemann, John f.
Bush. A minority report by Cecil
Brown does not agree that the
House should take executive action
in the matter of the designations OF
DR.. Lutz and Sister Rose Gertrude,
hut saw no objection to the Board
of Health trying to make such ar
engagements with DR.. Lutz as would
ensure the retention of his services
for stated time.
Rep. Richard moved that the re-
port be received and referred TO the
Board of Health.
Minister Peterson understood that
the Minister of the Interior intend
ed to bring in a report on his own
behalf, and moved that the report
be laid on the table to await the
Minister'S report.
Rep. Richard withdrew his mo-
ton.
Rep. Nawahi said the Minister of
the Interior did not intend to bring
in report on the same matter, but
one accommodating that another spe
cialist be brought from Germany
and another from Japan.
Noble Widemann believed tina,
the Minister of the Interior was will.
ing to sign the majority report, and
if it was referred to the speaker he
would see the Minister.
Referred 10 Noble Widemann.
Noble Widemann presented thu
report of the select committee OF
the resolution that the Board of I'm
migration should investigate thu
feasibility of procuring East Indial
labor immigration. The COMMITTEES
recommend the adoption of the reso
luton.
Rep. Rlckard moved the adoption
of the report. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble Cornwell moved that TIT
bill for the encouragement of to
bacco cultivation and manufacture
be made the order of the day TO
: Thursday. Carried.
Rep. Paehaoie moved that TIN
constitutional amendment bills b.
made the order of the day next t.
the labor bills.
Rep. Hookano moved in amend
ment that the Hawaii Railway bill
be included in the resolution.
Rep. White moved in furthe
! amendment that the bill to proven
Q mutilation of coin be included.
Noble Marsden moved, after Rep
Whites amendment had carried
e that another bill be included.
: Noble Widemann moved that a
bills on the list be included.
Rep. Bush raised the point of or
der that no new amendment cOul
be moved after the Chair had begu
to put the question.
n The President ruled the poir
d we'll taken.
Rep. Hookano's amendment CA
ried and the resolution as amende
IS carried.
'" ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House proceeded with TIL
e third reading of the Election Bill.
J. Sections ~ to 106 Gold numbers
(. passed with submitted amendment
and no discussion except in the TO
lowing case.
= Noble Muller moved his amen'
v ment previously submitted, TO SUI
~ division II of the section delinir
corrupt practices, which read in u
Of bill as follows:
n "Every person who induces or pr
e. cures any person To Withdraw FRO
~ being candidate at an election
consideration of any payment
m gift, or promise of any payment
el gift, and every person who wit
m draws in pursuance OF such Undue
e- ment or procurement"
The amendment moved by Mol
IL Muller was Us follows;
m EVERY person who induces
ar prOcures or tries 10 induce or pr
'o- cure any person 10 withdraw ir'
Ie being u candidate NJ an election