The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-30
qHB LEGISLATURE.
TWENrY.FIRST DAY
AloSpAr, June 80.

was said 10y Kew. J. Nsiamau, chap
lain. Minutes OF last meeting we're
reud in English by Chas. Wilcox,
secrrtory, nnd Ia Hawaiian by w.
L. Wilcox, Interpreter.
PETITIONS.
Rep. NawaIii, from Hlo, 56
names. that seized liquor he de-
stroyed and not sold ut auction. Ia
bled for consideration with ii.l.
Rep. Ualstead, from Makawao, 3G
nance, that Crown lands be acquir-
Ell aud made into hamestead- for
native IIawalians, also that strips OF
government lands adjoining lands
OF native IJawaiians he sold to them
and to no others. Public ianas.
Noble j. NJ. Iforne-, two pe,'-
lions for assistance TO railways on
Hawaii. Specisl committee on rail-
ways, on Which the President ap'
points Minister Peterson III place cf
the late Attorncy-Gsneral.
Rep. paehaoie from Makawao,
that kukuas at leper settlement, be
freed from work. Tabled for con
sideratiOn with bill. For an English
school at kaIawao. Education con-
mitiee.
Rep. Eamai, from Honolulu, that
the Constitution Of 1887 be aboIian-
ed. Laid Oh table. That natives
he allowed TO practise medicine. "a.
nitary committee. That na,ives htye
tue use of plants on Government
lands. Public lands. That poiii-
censes be abolished. Tabled. Tat
$1,000 be granted for bridgt nj
Muolea. Public lands.
Noble w. Y. IIorner, that he
Court continue to sit at LahaIa.
\ Tabled with the bill.
Rep. kalua from Kalawao, 40
names, that Dr.. Swif. Ja dismissed
Sanitary committee.
Noble Pua, Honolulu, hat the
tahing OF earth from the hills lack
Of Asylum be stopped, and tlst a
specia' committee Including Mf.Pua
be appointed on The matter.
The President later appointed the
following as the special committee
requisite Nohles pua and Adler
sou, Reps, Z. W. Wilcox, Riceand
Rosa,
Noble Pua, for rond from K.me,
hameha road and $500 therefor,
Public lands. From Kaiawao thai
houses he not removed to Nlau.
papa, and that Iepers be allosal "a
stay at Kalawao. Sanitary com
mit,ec.
Rep. Apikl, presented ptitiol
with i04 names, that the 'iii tc
license the sale Of poi I've rejected
Laid on table 10 be considered viii
bill.
Rep. Apiki, from Kau, that each
ers inindependent schools HI pai'
ut The same rate as those in Govern
ment schools; also, that an Ing!isl
school be established ct Naaehu il
place of the independent ichool
Education committee.
Rep. Wuipuilani, from Ko,h, tha
there be n general reduction 1f sala
rics, including that Of the King an
downward, and that Hawuii.ns an
foreigners in the Governmnt en-
p!oy be paid ut the same rat. Fin
| auul ComyniIypn
REPORTS or COMNITTEH.
Rep. Lucas, printing committee
reported several bills and report
printed.
Nohle Macfar!ane repor ed pro
gress from the committee ON tn
Hawaiian cable matter.
Rep. Rosa promised repor
from tho opium committee in iev
days.
Noble Walbridge reported pro
gress for tile liquor license 20 nmit
Tee, and asked for more time, u
oIler bills on the subject we're pro
missed. Granted. So
NsoOLN liONos
Rep. Kalua moved that The com
lnillee on petition against the elec
ii0n Of Rep. Apiki be authorized L
subpoena witnesses, and tint the eX
pcnses of the inquiry be ,ulhorize'
by the House.
Rep. Brown said that commit
tee always had authority TO sub
ppna Witnesses, but might need
resolution TO authorize expenses.
Rep. Kalua said that petitioner
had made out q prima acie case
and in justice TO respondent h
should have his wtncsse. brought
The resolution passed.
Rep. Nawahi presented resolv
tion for the following appropriation
for Hllo: $4,000 for wharf, $50,
GOO for roads, $4,000 for hospital
$1,000 for lighthouse, 1920 fo
tiliing-up on Waiolama stream
5000 for Boarding School, So go
for 81. Joseph School. Laid o
table 10 be considered with Apprc
pTiatiun Bill.
: Minister Brown goye notice. {
three bills relating TO the Posts
Savings Bank,
: Rep. Marques gave notice of bills
, !. to regulate The intetment OF III
dead 2, TO amend the Act of l3s