The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-04
TILL LEGISLATURE.
eleventh DAY.

from Hama, that no Government OF.
nee be given to any clergyman, cx-
ccpllng that Of license to perform
Tie marriage ceremony. Judiciary
committee. Also, n petition from
Hama, that lluelo aud Iionoula be
continued Is part Of the Hama
election district. Laid on table
to be considered with election
bill. Also, petition from Eipa.
huiu, that restrictions on konohiki
fisheries he abolished. Laid on the
table TO be considered with bill on
the subject.
REPORTS OF CoSi,nTraEs.
KEEP. kalua reported from the ju-
dietary committee ON petition from
kipahuin that certain Offices should
he made elective. Committee re-
grct that such opinions should pre-
vail in favor of republican prac,icca
IN inonafchlcal system. They will
be rardoncd Tor saying it /. unfo,-
tnnate that foolish petitions should
be sent to the House. Committee
recommend the petition be laid On
the table. Adopted.
The same committee reported on
petition introduced by Rep. kaiua,
that the office OF Deputy Sheriff and
Clerk 90 Maui be filed by Two diff
fcrent persons Committee find
separate items in Appropriation
Bill, but nothing To prevent the two
offices being held ny one person.
They recommend the petition be
laid on the table to be considered
with Appropriation Bill. Adopted.
The same committee reported on
petition that Kula, Maai, be made
separate judicial district. They re.
commend that II lie On table until
bill be introduced ON the subject.
Adopted.
The same committee reported on
petition from Hama, that Hawaiians
he prohibited from mortgaging their
lands to foreigners. They say if
the desired law could be confined to
the district Of Hama, possibly the
House might he willing to grant the
prayer. They recommend il lie on
the table. Adopted.
The same committee reported on
petition from ku!a, that Governors
be reinstated, and that from Wal
luku, that the Cabinet be dismissed.
These petitions being similar to 9th.
ers alfcady laid on the table, the
committee recommend they he dis
posed of in the same way. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. kamal presented resolu.
ton, that $4,000 be appropriated for
building certain bridges in Hama.
Laid on the table to be considered
with Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Kahookano presented reso-
luton, that, whereas the report of
The Acknowledgement does not state
the salaries paid Sheriffs, Deputy
Sheriffs and Police throughout the
kingdom, and as the House does
not know how the police appropria-
tons are expended; therefore re-
solved, that the Attorney.G eneral
present a return to this House within
Two days Of the names of such officers
and the salaries paid to them res
pectively.
Rep. Nawahi considered this was
defect in reports of the other De-
partments, and moved an amend
ment that they be included in the
request for returns.
Rep. Waipuilani opposed the am
endment as ridiculous, as the Atlor-
ney.Gcneral had no right TO go into
the other Departments for iuforma-
ton. The resolution as it stands is
we'll enough, and if other members
desire to apply for similar informa-
ton from the other Departments let
them do 50.
Rep. kauhi did not sec that the
resolution would do much good. II
was like chicken already plucked
ready to be put IN the pot. There
was no good in finding out national
tues and salaries Of officials during
the past period. The Appropria-
ton Bill was before them and they
could apportion salaries therein for
the new period.
The resolution was adopted.
Rep. Brown gave notice of intcn-
ton to introduce bill to amend
chap. 8, laws Of 1876, relating TO
the currency.
Minister Ashford, in reference TO
question asked yesterday by the
member for Molokai, said the infor.
nation was not in his office. He had
asked the Marshal for it, and re-
qnested Il days indulgence. Grant
ed.
Rep. Kapaehaolc moved that 5000
be appropriated for making and re-
pairing the road over the pail at
Wailau, Molokai.
Rep. White moved that SIS, 900
be appropriated for continuing and
finishing the road from Lahaina to
the other side of Mani.
Rep. Waipuilani moved the fol.
lowing appropriations: Enlarging
the wharf at Keauhou, $1,000; store
house at same place, 5000; store
house at Kailua, 5000.
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