The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-03
THE LEGISLATURE.
sEvENrIETH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. ..
The House met at 10 o'clock.

ed Ivy himself and a. Rosa, recon-
mendng the passage of Noble Par
kcr's bill providing Tor majority
rule in the Cabinet. The other
members of committee declined to
concur. Laid ON tho table to he
considered with bill.
Minister Brown reported The fol-
lowing bills signed Ivy His Majes.y:
An Act extending the time for
completion of the lntrr-Isiand telc
graph cable, and
An Act providing Il special license
for the sale of salmon.
Rep. Rosa presented the report
of the select committee on the pro-
posed road to the mountains back of
Honolulu. They had gone over the
route and considered petition from
intending buyers OF property in the
locality 10 he reached. Their opin-
ion is that the item Of Sl3, 800 be
inserted, not TO he expended, how
ever, Till the Minister of Interior is
satisfied that lands can be sold to
the amount of the appropriation,
and provided that buyers of lots do
not destroy the forests, that they
keep The ground free of lantana,
etc. Laid on the table to be CON
sldcrcd with the Appropriation Bill.
ANSWERS or MINISTER'S.
Minister Brown, on behalf OF the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, pre-
scnted His EXcellency's reply to
questions propoundcd by Rep. XIV
lua, viz:
"Confdcntial conversations be-
tween Representatives of FOREIGN
Power in umity with the Kingdom
cannot he divulged.
-. A. CuMNnNs,
"Alinistcr of Foreign Affairs
Minister Brown also presented the
answer of the Minister of Interior
to the same questions:
81 would say in reply that l have
had no official conversation or cor
rcspondence with the diplomatic
representative of any foreign power
during the past two months in rcia-
ton TO constitutional convention,
and that private conversations hon,
orable men do not publish. My
answer to the third question is No!
&C. N. SPENCER,
minister of the Interior"
Rep. kalua moved the answers be
laid on the table, and that reporter;
be allowed access to them. He de
MED having acted except on his OWL
responsibility, either in presenting
thesesquestions or in introducing thu
bill for q constitutional convention
and repudiated the accusation
heard that he was trying to max
trouble with foreign representatives
The motion carried.
(The third question was: sd,
you propose or expect to in an,
manner mould or govern your off
cial attitude toward, or your actor
upon the said proposal to call sucl
convention, in accordance with tn
wishes or representations of any for
eign Government or its representa-
tive ut Honolulu?")
Minister Brown presented the fol
lowing:
sin answer to the questions 0
Rep. Marques relating to q recen
seizure of opium, beg to state tina
such a seizure was made, but tina
the officer making it has not bee
removed, and that the matter is no,
under investigation.
GODFREY Brown,
minister of Finance"
Minister Brown read the answe
from the Minister of the Interior t
the resolution introduced by Hor
j, w. Kalua, enclosing the reply c
the Board of Health to the matter
therein contained, as follows:
Coffee OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
} Honolulu, Sept. 3rd, 1890.
ellis Excelency c. n. Spencer,
{ minister Of the Interior,
"Aliiolani Hale.
. "Sr:--By direction of the Pres
Z dent of the Board of Health, 1 ha.
F.. the honor to acknowledge the receiI
of your communication of yeste
r day, enclosing resolution adopts
: by the Legislative Assembly and r
$ questing an immediate answ
Il thereto.
81 am to state that the board
: examining physicians consisting
- Drs. Kimball, Trousseau, Rodger
$ and Henri McGrew, who visited Il
u Kalihi Receiving Station on Sep
i 1st, acted in accordance with Il
!, following resolutions of the Boar
u of Health, viz:
:, "Resolved, That the board of G
aiming physicians examine any al
- all patients that have been und
y, DIR. Lutz's treatment for thr
. months, their condition careful
- - noted, and every three mont
:, thereafter they be re-examined al
% the result reported to the Board
~ Health.
n "Resolved, That the board of c
l. aiming physicians to examine n
q report every three months on I
70 patients at Kalihi under DR.. Lu
d should consist of the following &c
Il tlemen: DIR. Kimball, DIR. Trol
,s seau, DIR. Emerson Cor Dir. Roc
Or ers), and DR.. Henri McGrew.
IS 81 am further to state that
&c board of examiners made no chang
whatever in the status of any in