The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-08-12
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
fifty-frst Day.

Iuos- n. Lioyu representing tiiat NC was
road supervisor fora month at salary OF
$50 month, but that he has not been
paid although he has repeatedly made
demand for it, and petitioning for re-
dress.
Noble Widemann-The petition says
that the petitioner made application to
the Minister of the Interior. He has no
authority to pass such salaries. The
man should be paid if the facts are as
represented l move reference to the
Minister of the Interior to ascertain the |
facts. Carried.
Rep. Kanealii presented petitions: l.
From Waialua praying that the new |
Constitution be abolished. 2. That the |
Assembly enact law calling constitu-
tional convention. Laid on the table to
be considered with the bill.
Rep. Kamai presented petitions from
Maui that assessor in chief for Maui be
abolished. Laid on the table with any
bill on the subject; that clergymen OF
all denominations be permitted to give
children instruction in religion in the
schools, one hour for each denomina-
ton; that Kipahulu, Kaupo and Kahi-
kinui be made separate judicial districts.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Noble Pua presents petition from
Kalaupapa that Mr.. Durand be appoint
ed physician and superintendent at the,
leper settlement. Referred to the SAM
tary Committee.
Rep. Kalua for the committee on the
leprosy divorce bill reports that the ma
jority recommend the passage and the
minority the rejection of the bill. Laid
on the table to be considered with the
bill.
Rep. Kalua for the Judiciary Commit
| tee reports in regard to quiet titles to
real estate, recommending its passage.
Rep. Brown moved adoption Of the
report. Lost.
The report was laid on the table to
await the minority report.
Rep. Cummings reports for the Public
] Lands Committee: l. That they see no
harm in the petition for free use of
plants, etc., on Government lands and
therefore recommend it be granted. Laid
on the table. 2. Recommend that the
fumes in Kalihi valley be repaired out
of the general fund of the Government.
Laid on the table.
Noble Muller for Committee on Com
MERGE to which was referred the bill to
repeal the law relating to shipping Of
Hawaiian. AS it is every captain has
to give bond of $500 conditioned upon
the return of the Hawaiian in two years.
The committee have prepared a new bill
and recommend it's passage. Laid on
the table to be considered with the bill.
Rep. Cummings for the Public Lands
Committee reports in favor of several
road extensions in Honolulu out of the
general road fund. Laid on the table to
be considered with petitions.
Rep. Rosa for the committee to which
the bill to create bureau OF education
for Hawaiian youth, report that the bill
was incorrectly translated, that they
have corrected it, and recommend that
it take its course.
The report was adopted.
Rep. Lucas reports three bills printed.
Ordered to be distributed.
Noble Widemann reports for the select
committee on the resolution calling for
investigation by the Government of all
! sources of water supply, recommend the
adoption of the resolution and approprla-
ton OF 5000 therefore, and that the
Minister of the Interior be authorized to
appoint suitable person.
The report was adopted.
Minister Brown--In answer to the
resolution of hon. Noble Widemann call
: ing for the returns of Custom House
showing liquors exported, l have the
!, information ready. The answer being
, lengthy was laid on the table for inspec
! ton by the members of the House.
Noble Crabbe read by titles: /. Ar
Act to amend section Sc of the Civi
Code in regard to the wholesale business
2. An Act to regulate the introduction O
labor for agricultural purposes.
Rep. Nawahi reads by title an Act tt
amend the law relating to spirituous
liquors.
Rep. Kalua reads by title an Act t.
: provide permanent settlement for Queer
Kapiolani.
Noble Burchardt reads by title an Ac
to amend the Homestead Law.
Rep. Halstead reads by title an Act tt
!; amend the law relating to pounds ant
estrays.
Rep. Marques gave notice of bill Il
abolish the chief assessors of the differ
ent Islands.
Keep. r. Wilcox asks the following
i. DIGESTION of the Minister OF the Int
r rlor: How many small arms, ETC., have
: Ebeen imported by private firms iron
Il June, 1887, till January, 1890, and t.
whom do they belong? Y
. Rep Bush gives notice of an Act EN-
Apowering Crown Lands Commissioner
to sell Crown lands in certain cases a
Q :, auction.
! Rep. Kahookano introduces a resolu
ton calling for refund of taxes to
J. certain Hawaiian.
Noble Phillips gave notice of two Act
n to amend Articles AZ and 40 Of the Con
stitution respectively. 3. To amen,
naturalization law. 4. To amend Chi
nese immigration.
r Rep. Waipuilani asked the followin
/ questions of the Minister of Finance:
8 Whether the Board of Health have vote,
n to pay travelling expenses of any Govern
ment physician coming out here from
l. abroad; 9. II so, who was he? 3. Wha
Q relationship did he bear to any membe
Il of the Board of Health?
# Rep. White gives notice of an Act t
y repeal Road Board Law.
Noble Widemann gave notice of a
J Act to amend the Election Law of 1885
r The House proceeded to consideratio
e of the Appropriation Bill in Committe
f. of the Whole; Rep. Kahookano in tn
" Chair.
Support of English and Hawaiian an
common schools, $4,000.
Minister Brown renewed the motion
n pass at 100000.
! Minister Cummins renewed his motto
= to pass at 5000, 600.