The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-11


The House opened mt 10 o'clocl;
with prayec hy Rev, j. WaiamHu,
Chaplain. Minutes were read by
Secretary Ches. Wilcox and inter-
prefer V. l.. Wilcox.
PETITIONS.
Rep Lucas presented petition
from T. A, Lloyd, for $50 salary
due him rs road supervisor of Koua,
Oahu, for April, 1889. Minister Of
the Interior.
Rep. Kancaii--from Woialua. that
the present Constitution he abolish
ed. Judiciary committee. That
a law he passed authorizing - con-
stitutionai convention. Laid on
table TO await bill.
Rep. kamai- from Hama, that the
law providing for assessOrs-in- chief
he repealed, Laid on table to be
considered with bill. From the
same place, that the clergy of every
denomination I've allowed TO give
school children instruction in school
hours not TO exceed an hour a day.
Education committee. From the
same place, that Kipahulu, kaupo,
and Kahiiinui he made u judicial
district. Judiciary committee.
Noble Pua--f from KaIaupapa, that
Mr.. Dnraud be appointed resident
superintendent of the lepcr settle
meat. Sanitary committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Kalua presented the major
ity report of the Judiciary committee
on Rep. Cummings bill to provide
| for the annulment of the marriage
contract when one Of the parties has
taken Chinese leprosy. They re-
commend that the bill pass. The
minority-A. Rosa aud Jos. Nrwah
find that the judicial authority is
sufficient for the purpose, and re-
commend that the bill be rejected
Both reports laid on the table to bt
considered With the bill.
The same committee by majority
reported on Noble Cornwell's bill
for quieting titles, etc, recommend
ing the bill pass.
Rep. Brown moved the report b,
adopted. The bill would enable {
person TO make application to {
judge for adjudicating on title
without waiting Tor an cjectmen
suit and jury trial. 1t would save
expenses. A similar law was in ex
istence in most of the States of til,
American Union.
| Rep. Nawahi moved it be laid or
the table to await the minority re
port. Carried.
Rep. Cummings presented the re
port of the public lands committee
on petition that growths on Govern
ment lands be free to the people
They recommend that the prayer b
granted.
Laid on the table, on motion o
Minister Brown.
The same committee reported OF
resolution to have fumes at Kalih
valley repaired, recommending tha
the amount be paid out of the ap
preparation for repairs in Honolulu
Laid on the table.
Noble Muller presented the repor
Of the commerce committee on th
bill to repeal the law relating to th
shipping of Hawaiian seamen. The,
had prepared a new bill, which the
recommend shall pass to engross
mcnt.
Accepted, to be considered wit
the bill.
Rep. Cummings presented the re
port of the public lands committee
on petitions for the extension of tn
road from Smiths bridge TO Lilih
street, for street from Liliha stree
to Nuuanu street. and for the eXten
sion of Liliha street. They recon
mend that the works be constructe
by the Minister of the Interior ou
of the general fund for roads an
bridges, Oahu. Laid on the table
Rep. Rosa presented the repol
VI tlle COiuinllteee Oh cnIOliIncHt, "
the bill to provide for bureau c
education of Hawaiian youth
abroad. They had harmonizcd tn
different versions, and recommend
ed that the bill take its course
Adopted.
Noble Widemann presented til
report of the special committee on
resolution to have all sources of W;
ter supply investigated. They RI
commend that $4,000 be appropria
ed for the purpose, and that I'll
Minister of the Interior employ
competent man, as soon as one ca
be got, to supervise the work.
Adopted.
Minister Brown presented an al
swer TO the resolution of Mob
: Widemann, for return of liquo
!, exported on whaling and tradir
: vessels. The quantity was 77G A.
: gallons, divided among 26 vessel
= and shipped by T. Brown, f.
4 Schaefer & Co., w. S. Luce, G. Y
y Macfarlane & Co., ii. Hacllfeld
Co., and w G.. Peacock q Co.
u aid nm tho tahIn for iufor,nuti Il