The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-06-04
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Tenth ay.
TUESDAY, June 3.

ChoPioiA. WiuutcS Ieau anu dppIONcu
after corrections
Rep. Kamai presented petition from
Makawao: l. That the Foreign Board
of Health be abolished. 2. That Leper
Hospitals be established on each island
3. That all lepers be removed from kala-
wac and placed in leper hospitals on the
different islands; referred to Sanitary
committee. 4. From Kula-that Kula
be made separate judicial district; re-
ferred to Judiciary committee. 5. From
kula-that law be enacted 80 that people
in each district may elect their own
magistrate; referred to Judiciary COM
mittee. 6. From Kula-that circuit
judges, governors, sheriffs, and deputy
sheriffs may be elected by the people.
Rep. Kapaehaole moves these petit
tons be laid on the table until such time
as the honorable member may bring in
bill. Carried
Rep. Kalua presented petition from
lepers praying that DR.. Lutz be appointed
physician for the settlement, and an as
sistant physician reside there, and an
appropriation be made for these pur-
poses. Referred to Sanitary committee.
Rep. Kamai presented petition from
Hama that all sea fisheries be free.
Rep. Nawahi moves to lay on the table
to be considered in connection with bill
| on the subject. Carried.
Public Lands, reports that committee
has considered all the petitions referred
! to them and recommend that they all be
laid on the table to be considered with
the Appropriation bill, as it already con-
tains large appropriations for roads and
bridges, some for the very roads, bridges
and landings petitioned for.
Rep. Brown moves that report be
adopted. Carried.
Rep. Brown asks for further time for
the Opium committee, and hopes to
finish this week. Granted.
Noble Macfarlane asks for further time
for the committee on the alleged custom
house frauds connected with the cable
Granted.
Rep. Marques reports progress for
Finance committee.
The President appointed the following
special committees in accordance with
votes of the House:
On railways-Nobles Widemann and
Hind, Rep. Brown, Noble Cummns. and
Minister Ashford.
On liquor bills-Nobles Walbridge and
j. M. Horner. Rep. Knudsen, Noble
Phillips, and Rep. Bush.
Rep. Halstead reads an Act enlarging
the jurisdiction of the district justices of
Makawao.
Noble Mccarthy reads Act to amend
garnishee law 80 as to permit the garn-
ishing of Government officers. Bill takes
its course
Noble Mccarthy reads his Act to en-
courage larger circulation for the Para
disc of the Pacific (The bill appropri-
ates $12 900 for the object.) Bill goes to
it's second reading.
Rep. Kahookano gives notice of Act to
create bureau of Foreign Education to
be one of the bureaus of the department
of Foreign Affairs. He also reads his
Act to amend Sd sub div. of sec. $40 of
Civil Code, and the object of the Act is
to change the seat of the circuit court for
Waimea to North Kohala.
Rep. Brown presents resolution fix
ing the pay of the officers of the House
as follows: Secretary, $40 per day; In
terpreter, $40 per day: Sergeant-at-arms,
S. per day; Messenger, s. per day;
Janitor, So so per day.
Rep. Kalua moves adoption of resolu
ton.
Rep. Kauhi moves that resolution be
amended so as to make the pay of the
Janitor only 81. The members of this
Legislature haven't such bad habits as
those of the last and the duties of the
Janitor are lighter.
Noble Pua moves that Secretary and
Interpreter receive SIS per day.
Rep. Bush moves to amend so as to
give Interpreter and Secretary $12 so per
day.
All the amendments were lost and the
resolution was adopted.
Rep. Baker introduces the following
| resolution: Whereas, there is now be-
| fore the House an Act providing for the
| committal of Dipsomaniacs to the Insane
asylum, and Whereas, it is obvious that
the accommodation of the asylum will
be inadequate; Resolved, that an appro-
priation of 100000 be made to provide
adequate accommodation. He moves
that it be laid on the table to be consid-
cred with the Appropriation bill. Carried.
| Rep. Lucas asks following question of
Minister of Interior: What is your object
in calling for tenders for construction of
Government workshop on Esplanade be-
fore there is any appropriation for such a
purpose?
Rep. Kanealii presented the following
resolution: Whereas the Palace grounds
are now laying open and this brings ridi-
Guile and disgrace upon the Crown, be it
resolved that the Minister of the Interior
be instructed to lay before this House
his plans if any in regard to the construc-
ton of a fence.
Rep. Kapaehaole thinks the resolution
is premature. The report of Minister is
not yet in. Perhaps it may contain some
plans. move to lay resolution on table
to be considered after Minister'S report
is before the House. Carried.
Rep. Kalua gives notice OF an act tc
provide for the manufacture and sale o.
opium in this kingdom.
Rep. Kapaehaole asks the following
questions of the Attorney General: l
How many tins from seizure of opium
have been received by police? 2. Wha
. is amount OF money received for such
opium by the Government?
Rep. Cummings reads a bill entitled
an Act to Provide for Licensing, Manu-
facture and Sale Of Poi in the Hawaiian
Kingdom. 2. Bill to declare a marriage
null and void when either of the partie.
has contracted the disease known al
Chinese leprosy.
Rep. White introduces resolution tC
insert 5000 in Appropriation Bill t.
| doonon tho channel and ropair hroo L