The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
'FHE LEGISLATURE.
FOURTH DAY.


The Legislature was opened with
prayer by the chaplain al 10 o clock.
Minutes al last two days were read
10y the secretary aud the interpreter,
and with slight corrections adopted.
PETITIONS.
Rep. kanai presented petition
from Honoula with 80 signatures,
praying that the Constitution adopt.
ed in 1887 he abolished. Also, one
from the same place, that thc pres
Cnt Cabinct, IN whom the people
have no confidence, be removed
from Office, and that all the power
he restored to tho King. Also, one
from Hama that the provision tor The
election Of Mobiles by the people be
abolished, and that Mobiles he APP
pointed by liza Majesty. Also, ono
| from Kaupo, that tie independence
of the kingdom he pcrpctualed.
Also, one from kaupo with 80 sig
natures, that the Ministers he re-.
moved from Office. All referred To
! Judiciary Committee. Alsn, a petit
ton from kirahulu, that Articles
81, II. ~, ~, and others of the
Constitution he amended; that the
present Ministry br removed, as
they are the cause OF great diSsen-
sion and tumult; that the people
elect all officers under His Majesty
fiom the Ministry downward. Re
ferred on motion to committee Oh
miscellaneous petitions. Also, II
| petition from kipahulu, that the ap-
preparation for resident physician
| on Molokai be discontinued, and
that an appropriation be made for
the purpose of rewarding anybody
who discovers cure for leprosy.
Also one from the same place, that
no white or any other person be APP
pointed doctor under the Board OF
Health unless he can carc ieproSy ;
also, that the President of the Board
OF Health be removed from office.
Referred 10 sanitary committee.
Also, a petition from Hama, that no
more people from other countries,
of Whatever race, be allowed To Ell
ter this Kingdom. Referred to com
mittec on commerce. Also. petition
from Hama with 80 signatures, that
one license for the sale of intoXicat
ing liquor be granted for each elcc.
ton district. Referred to finance
committee. Also, petition from
Hama, that no commission or licenS,
be given for laying any railway OF
digging any canal through the land'
OF any person, Hawaiian or foreign
unless the owner gives his consent
Referred To committee on public
lands. Also, petition from Hama
that all restrictions on Hawaiian,
practising medicine be taken away
Referred TO sanitary committee
Also, petition from the same dis
trict, that the allowance 10 Hi
Majesty, the Ministers, and Judges
be reduced. Referred to linanc,
committee.
Rep. Kapachaole presented a pc
tition from Molokai that three road
mentioned he put in good condition
also, that $1,000 be appropriated TO
repairing the road over the pail II
Kalaupapa. Referred to commil,c
. on public lands.
Rep. WaipuiIani presented pc
tition from Kona that an appropria
ton of $1,000 be made for the land
ing at Hoopuloa, and $4,000 for tn
road leading from that place. Re
fcvred to committee on public lands
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Lucas from the prin,in
committee reported three bills read
for distribution.
Noble Cummins for the commiite
to reply to His Majcsty's speech re
ported the following draft Of al
dress:
ellis MAJESTY KING KALAKArA.
MAY 1T please Your Majesty:
ave Mobiles and Representative
, in Parliament assembled, in rep!
. 10 Your Maiesty's address from til
q throne, congratulate Your Majest
on tho continuance Of friendly rcla
tons between your Majcsty's king
= dom and foreign nations, and whic
. has tended TO secure the hsppineS
;, of your Majesty's subjects aud a
! sojourners within the kingdom.
Z, whilst recognizing fair lcgrc
of commercial prosperity in III
biennial period just closed, we sui
. nit that there may arise circuu
\ stances beyond our control whic
A may place temporary check upo
!, our prosperity.
i 1T is satisfactory for MS to lear
+ that our credit is good ana that OF
!. financial condition is on II sound b:
sis; we trust your Majesty it ma
= continue to improve.
c 1--WE shall carefully consider an
= encourage every measure relating
l. public Improvement which may ten
y TO promote enterprise and industr
" by which labor may receive q ia
- recompensc for its service and il
vestment Of capital a fair return IN
To that end shall cncOuraDc railrDa,