The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-22
The LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
rhirty.Thirl Day.
THURSDAY, July IL.

THURSDAY, July Ia.
The House met at 10 IN. Prayer
by the Chaplain. Minutes read and
approved.
Rep. Lucas. on suspension of the rules,
read petition from T. w. Rawlins,
complaining of damage done to his pro-
perry at Leleo, by the Government low
ering the grade on King street, and ask
ing for a grant Of s., 4Sg. so to cover his
loss. Referred to select COMMITTEES.
Rep. Kalua read a petition from Hama
lei, Kauai, asking $4,000 Ter bridge at
that place, $3.50 Tor scow over the
stream at Kalihikai, $3.50 for an English
school house at Kalihikai, and that the
tax on vehicles using the ferry be re-
voked. Referred to Public Lands Com
mittee. Also, from the same place, a
petition asking for 81, 800 for road from
Kalualauoha to Wainiha, 500 for a
bridge at Wsiniha, and $500 for a
bridge at Muliwai on the Lumehai
stream. Referred to Public Lands Com
mittee. Also, from the same place. that
the President OF the Board Of Health re-
ceive no salary, that the Assessor Gen.
eral OF the Island be removed, that pri-
sou inspectors receive no pay, and that
any new Government officers serve with
out pay. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee- Also, from the same place, that
the salary OF the King be reduced to
$40, 900, that Ministers salaries be
$40. 600 each. that the salaries OF Govern
ment clerks be reduced, that the Chief
Justice receive $4,000 and Associates
5000, and that the Legislature will not
appropriate more money than the estim
ated income Of the. Kingdom. Referred
to Finance Committee.
Rep. kamai presented the following
petitions: From Kipahulu, that none
but those having licenses be allowed to
slaughter beef, and that none but -iicens-
ed dealers be allowed to sell salt beef
Referred to Judiciary Committee From
Hamakuaioa, that people having no
children pay no taxes. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee. That bad places in
roads near plantations be repaired by
the plantations Laid on table, From
Hono0la, for $500 for road from Make
Public Lands Committee. That no PEN
sion be granted anybody. Laid on table.
That the Cabineteonsist of two foreigners
and two Hawaiians. Laid on table. That
the port of Huelo be opened to the pub
bic. Referred to Public Lands Com
mittee.
Rep. Marques read reports of the Pub
lie Lands committee on a large number
of petitions and matters referred to it.
The committee recommended various
dispositions of the subjects, and ma
jority made elaborate suggestions rela-
tive 10 the Honolulu market. This was
laid on the table to await the minority
report.
Minister Cummins announced that
His Majesty had been pleased to approve
the following Acts: An Act to transfer
the care and custody of prisoners from
the Interior Department to the Depart
ment of the Attorney-General; An Act
to prevent plant diseases and insect
pests.
Minister Spencer reported on the reso-
luton referred to him, which appropri-
ated $240 to Jas. Aud, guard at Aliiolani
Hale. That person had been paid $40
month according to agreement, and
there was balance of $40 from the
Rep. Paehaole could not see how Aud
could claim the balance, and moved the
reply be laid on the table. Carried.
Minister Spencer also returned list
of mail carriers. etc, in accordance with
request of Rep. Waipuilani. 1t was
ordered to be printed.
President Walker read a communica-
ton from the President of the Board of
inviting members to inspect
specimens of work from different schools
Of the Kingdom, on exhibition at Fort
Street School.
President Walker appointed the fol-
lowing committee on T. w. Rawlins'
petition: Rep. Lucas, Mobiles Berger,
Pua, Walbridge, Rep. Waipuilani.
Rep Nawahi moved that the Educa-
ton committeeask the President of the |
Board of Education for replies to the |
following questions: Has the Board OF |
Education an agent at San Francisco or |
elsewhere for the purpose of employing |
school teachersf Ii 20, what is his sal |
ary? Is there any agreement with such |
teachers before they come as to what |
heir salaries will be? For how long are |
such teachers engaged at the salaries |
,greed on? How many teachers have |
been engaged under contract by the |
Board?
Noble Widemann moved that a COM
niitee of thIee-one from the Island of |
Hawaii, one from the Island of Maui,
lud one from the Island of Kauai-be |
appointed to confer with the Postmaster |
General and the two steamship Compa- |
hes here, to see whether any better /
can be made in regard TO |
he arrival here OF the outgoing foreign |
nails.
The resolution was discussed by the
mover, Reps. Richard and Nawahi, and
Noble Parker, and adopted. |
President Walker appointed as the
committee, Mobiles J. NJ Horner, Bald |
win, and e. n. Wilcox.
Noble Widemann moved that their |
the Ministers inform the
House what claims, and by whom, have
,een received in answer to their late adj
Tertisement. Adopted,
The order OF the day was taken up.
Second reading Of bill to change the
eat OF the Third Judicial Circuit from
Vaimea to North Kohala.
Rep. Rickard opposed the bill and
moved its indefinite postponement.
Rep. Brown supported the motion.
N. q 81. IN