The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-22
TRB LEGISLATURE.
THIRTY SIXTH DAY.
MONDAY, July 81.
pETtTI0Ns.

Rep. Halstead, for $4,000 TO
complete the mountain road to Mas.
laea. Tabled for consideration with
Appropriation Bill.
Noble Pua, from Mauoa, for
$500 to repair r"nds in that section.
Public lands committee.
Rep. Kamai, from Hama, that
aliens who have taken the oath of
allegiance he allowed to vote.
Rep. Nawahi, from Hilo, that
Chinese residents who have taken
the oath of allegiance be allowed to
vote.
Rep. Waipuilani moved, and it
carried, that these petitions be laid
on the table till an amendment TO
the Constitution is introduced.
Rep. KahooIlano, from Mcekapu,
for $3.50 TO pay for his medical
services five months Mt Molokai.
Sanitary committee. From man
in kohala, that piece of land taken
from him by the Board of Educa-
ton be restored. Judiciary COM
mittee
Rep. Wsipu,lani, from Kona, that
the road from l[ookena be finished.
| Public lands committee.
Rep. Paehaole, from people living
on lands at Haunakakai, that the
lands be sold to them. Public lands
committee. That an English school
be established at Waialua, Molokai.
Education committee. From man
in Lahaina, for $50 for repairing q
fence round the public building
there in 1887. Select committee.
Rep. White, from Kaanapali, for
S400 to build bridge. Public
lands committee. From Lahaina,
that girls school be established
there, and an appropriation made
tor the purpose. Education COM
mittee.
Rep. Lucas, from so residents of
Honolulu, that the fire limits be re-
duced, SO that instead of 80 feet
from the Waikiki side of Alakea
street, they begin at the middle of
that street. He remarked that there
were many residents on that street
who could net afford to put up brick
buildings. Select committee. From
John c. White, for $500 for drawing
plans, ETC., for the Palace electric
light plant, and 500 tor work or
the foundations of that plant. Select
committee on Bowler CLAIMS.
Rep. kalua, from Chinaman, TO
the return of So bail forfeited
Finance committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Noble Isenherg presented the lie
port Of the Education committee Of
number of matters. Committe
recommend that petition for a
English school at Hama and the re
yival of native schools be laid Of
the table; On petition for an Eng
fish school at North kohala, recon-
mend that the Board of Education
open school there on petition
from MoloSai, recommend tina
teachers Of the same grade he PAL
alike, and find the other prayers O
petition do not come under supervi
sion of this committee: on petitio
from Waikiki, make the same re
commentator rs in the previou
case; on Il petition from Makapala
for an English school, that it be re
turned, rs large and good schot
is in the vicinity on petition for a
English school at kalanpapa, Mold
kai, That it be granted; on petitio
for schoolhouse and an Englis
school at Naalehu, Hawaii, that tn
! prayers be granted; on petition tbs
a school constable be appointed fc
Lahaina, that it be referred to til
school agent there; on petition fC
an English school at Honuapo, FL,
wall, that it be laid on the table, 6
committee had recommended that
school be established at Naalchu @
petition presented by Rep. Waipu
lani, that school teachers be paid
day, recommend the matter be lie
y to the Judgment of the Board
Education; on petition from Han
that native and foreign teachers !
paid alike, recommend that II
Board of Education grant this
all cases where teachers are of ii
same capacity TO teach, of the san
intelligence and moral standin,
The committee consider the Repo
. of the President OF the Board
! Education q very favorable one I
TO advancement of the schools. The
agree with the recommendation
the President that Deputy Inspe
tor-General be appointed. Tit
have found that the engagement
foreign school teachers could not
avoided, as sufficient supply
able teachers could not be four
here. This mode of getting teache
they regard as an expensive one, al
are pleased to learn that a Norm
School for preparing teachers h
been established in Honolulu. II
s. committee are of opinion that Il
Board of Education should do all
= its power to engage only such teac
ers as are born here and understal
both the Hawaiian and English la
guages, as teachers who are W
versed in both languages are bett
fitted to teach the English langua
TO the children and are surely mo
in sympathy with them, The gre
shanOa that had taknn nIano