The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-12

Government since 1886.
Noble Wldemenn supported the
amendment, aud Rep. Bush the mo-
tion.
Rep. II. w. Wilcox did not care
so much about what committee il
went 10, hut il this House treated
the matter IL the way that MIR. Glib
sons Government had Done, he
would not stay in the House,
Noble Macfarlane said the finance
committee had as much as it could
do, and moved the resolution be re-
ferred to select committee.
Minister Brown withdrew his am
cndment, aed the matter was REFER
ed to select committee.
Rep. Nawahi moved a resolution
for an appropriation of $4,000 for
encouraging steamship line from
San Francisco to llilo via San Diego,
Cal. Referred TO committee on
commerce.
Rep. Richard moved az arpropri-
alton Of s2OUo for repairs to Hawai-
haze landing and wharf, and $4,000
for new jail and fence at Honokaa.
Tabled for consideration with APP
preparation Bill. The same MEM
Der read first time his bill making
the age a; which children must 90
to school from six to thirteen years.
Rep. Kabookauo moved q series
81 70 h., Of 1,a
Board of Education, for answer
within five days, as 10 the number
of teachers in tbs Kingdom, their
Dames aud salaries, those brought
from abroad and reason for their
importation, names Of teachers fur
nished with dwellings, and districts
where teachers houses have been
built.
Noble Isenberg said Tie inGogma-
rien was given in the Board OF Edu-
cations report.
Rep. Nawahi was speaking with
out Interpretation when Noble WI
denann raised the point Of order
that the House should know what
was being said.
1t was then interpreted that the
speaker found fault with the loose
ness of the Board OF Education's
business. Foreign teachers we're
allowed $50 for their passages to the
teachers convention, while native
teaches were allowed "a, rs if lying
round the deck was good enough
for them.
Rep. Il. W. Wilcox moved the pre-
viuus question, which was lost.
Members called out doubtful"
when the President said there was
no doubt-only II members had
voted for the motion. Other mem.
bers said they were doubtful, wher
the President put the motion AGAR
and it carried.
The President said it required 5;
votes 10 carry the previous Ques
lion, and when less number votet
on it members only wasted time b!
raising doubt.
Minister Brown, on behalf of Min
lister Spencer, answered the ques
lions of Rep. Waipuiani, saying /;
lepers were sent to Mo!okal las
Monday, by Mr.. G. B. Reynolds
executive officer of the Board O.
Health.
Rep. Paehaole moved that char.
men of committees give notice Of
! meetings. Carried.
| yk,rso fa,>I, ranooa fropo 10 ,Q(
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rep. Cummings moved that tb'
Minister of Interior be requested t.
instruct the electrician 10 put nj
electric light between Waikahaiull
bridge and Liliha street. Tabled TO-
consideration with Appropriation
Bill. Also, for $500 Improvement
and furne on Liliha street. Publ
lands committee.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House went into committe
, OF the whole, Rep. Kauhl in tn
; chair, for consideration Of the APP
8 preparation Bill.
, Minister Brown moved that tn
report of the military committee b
considered.
/ Rep. Richard moved in amend
1 ment that the report on militar.
items be deferred till the introduc
3 ton OF the bill promised by Rep. r
w. Wilcox.
. The motion carried and the re
a port was read.
Rep. Kalua moved that the item
r "King's Guards" pass at S62 zoo
as recommended by the committee
c Rep. Richard moved it pass as i
/ the bill.
+ Noble Widemann asked for cS
a plantations from the committee.
o Noble Mccarthy said the la:
Legislature appropriated SG2, O0C
c The guards had been cut down h
the late Ministry from G5 10 81
c and the Palace wall had been take
Y down. 1t would take twice &
e many men 10 guard His Majesty
l. privacy from intrusion with ii
wall down. When the officers {
L the Charleston had audience wit
70 the King, they had the spectacle
d the band being double the nuInb'
J. of the guards. The committee r
c commended that the item pass
}. the same amount AS for the pa
q period.
Rep. Richard did not consider Il