The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-02

the motion TO refer the report to the
Minister OF the Interior, when there
appeared:
Aycs--Cummins, G.. Brown, Spcn-
Ger, Peterson, Widemann, NIacfar-
lane, Muller, Pua, Mccarthy, Phil.
lips, Crahhe, Kauhanc, j. NJ. lIor-
ncr, Hind, Burchardt, Marsden,
Baldwin, Walbridge, Anderson, Won
Tempsky, q. n. Wilcox, Isenberg,
e. Brown, Marques, A. Horner,
Rickard, Knudsen, Rice, A. s. Will
cox-29.
Noua-Cummings, X. w. Wilcox,
Rosa, Bush, Kauhi, Nawahi, Baker,
Kahookano, Waipuilani, Apiki, Pae-
haole, White, Kanealii, Kalua, Hal
stead, Kamai-16.
Rep. Kana considered the vote
censure of the committee and an
intimation that DR.. Lutz and Sister
Rose should he allowed to leave.
He moved that the committee be
discharged and their expenses paid.
| Carried.
Nupic Pua presented the report OF
| select committee on petition that
| The removal of earth from a bnrying
| ground ut Palama be prohibited.
They had ascertained that it was on
land belonging to the Mrs. Bishop
estate, and the trustees of that es-
tate had agreed to convey the land
to the Government for the consider
alton of one dollar. Adopted.
Rep. Nawahi presented the report
of the select committee on petitions
for subsidy of S4s, 900 to the San
Diego-Hilo steamship line. They
unanimously recommend that the
amount be appropriated and that the
bill on the subject do pass. Laid
on the table to be considered with
bills.
RESOLUTIONS.
| Noble Crabbe presented q resolu-
ton that the Minister of Interior be
authorized to pay u. X. Meyers $50
salary due him.
| Noble Marsden moved the resolu-
ton be adopted.
| Noble Widemann asked the House
to vote unanimously for the resolu-
ton, so that the petitioner name
need not go into the Appropriation
Bill.
kep. Brown asked where the Min.
lister was going TO get the money il
an item was not inserted.
| Noble Marsden said incidentals
could be increased by the amount in
question.
Rep. Brown said that the report
of committee on the subject having
been laid on the table 10 be consid
cred with the Appropriation Bill, lit
would move that this resolution b'
| disposed of in the same manner
| Carried.
Rep. Kalua presented question
to the Ministers of Foreign Affair
and of the Interior, rs to whethe
any foreign diplomatic representa-
tives had made any statements
written or verbal, to the Govern
ment regarding the proposition t.
provide for q constitutional conven
ton; if so, the Ministers are re
quested to inform the House as t.
what such statements were; ant
asking the Ministers whether or no
their action in regard to constitu
tional convention would be moulded
in accordance with such diplomati
representations.
The Secretary, by direction of tn
!. President, read an invitation to til
House from the Secretary of tn
Liliuokalani Educational Society, t
attend luau at Hamohamo, Wal
. XXI, Tuesday ut 2 O'Clock, il
: honor of the birthday of II. r. II
, Princess Liliuokalani, Heir Appa
) rent. Accepted.
Noble Marsden presented reso
luton, that chairmen of committee
give notice of meetings in writing
furnishing the Sergeant-at-Arm
t with copies to be posted up in tn
lobby. Adopted, on motion of Nc
: BILE Mccarthy.
Noble Phillips read q first time hi
bill to amend the law of 1887 regu
! lating Chinese immigration. Rea
: q second time by title and referre
to printing committee.
Rep. Apiki read his bill to amen
Article 48 of the Constitution. Rea
q a second time by title and referre
: to special committee on that sut
ject.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
t The House went into committe
8 of the whole, Noble Mccarthy !
q the chair, for consideration of til
! Appropriation Bill.
. Relief and Return of Indiger
Hawaiians, $1,000. Considered wit
, report of committee recommendin
. $4,000.
# Minister Brown moved the itel
pass as recommended, as he under
stood the object of the increase WI
to provide for the return of Hawa
ians in Utah, United States. Ca
ried.
IL Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved TO il
sert $500 in full of claim of Gels
Caesar Moreno, as recommended b
special committee.
Noble Widemann seconded I'll
motion but wanted TO say word @
l. the manner in which the claim W;
r made. Signor Moreno was an ed
Gated man who had been Minist,
at..l