The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-16
FiFTY-SINru DAY.
SATURDAY, Aug. lG.
The House opened al 10 o'clock.
kESOIUTIDNS

The House opened al 10 O'Clock.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. kalua gave notice of bill
to provide for the continuance and
encouragement of mail facilities be-
tween the Hawaiian Islands and
the United States of America. Also,
Of bill to encourage the cultlva-
ton of tobacco.
Noble Burchardt presented CUES
lions to the Attorney-Gencr !,
AT what points are receiving cells
for leper suspects on the islands of
Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai? 2, Are
all of the above provided with airing
yards and separate rooms for male
and female suspects?
Rep. A. Horner read first time
his bill to provide q Police Justice
for North Hilo.
Noble Pua gave notice of bill
TO make the district justice of Tla-
nalei, Kauai, police justice.
Rep. Waipuilani asked about the
answers to his questions regarding
the Board of Health.
Minister Spencer said the reply
was ready: l, The Board of Health
have not decided as n rule to pay
the passages of Government physi-
clans to the country. 9, The pas
sages of DR.. Lutz and DR.. Thorn
son were paid by the Board. 3,
The Board sent for these doctors.
4, The fare of DR.. Lutz was $4,000,
that of DR.. Thomson 500. DIR.
Lutz is no relation of any member
of the Board; DR.. Thomson is a
son-in-law of the President of the
Board.
Minister Brown, on behalf of the
Minister of the Interior who had
been called away on his office bust
ness, presented answers to various
matters referred to him.
/. On petition for $4,000 for q
bridge at Hama, Maui, the Minister
had ascertained it could be built TO,
S1450, and recommends that said
amount be appropriated.
2. On petition for pay of George
Kekua as a water luna, the privilege
is a private one and there is no law
authorizing the luna's appointment
or pay by the Government.
3. On petition of Haoa for pay
for road work done in May, 1886
there is no evidence of the indebted
ness, and the Minister recommend.
the petition be referred back to thu
hon. member for Hama (Kamai), n!
he is the person mentioned in petit
ton as having employed the man.
4. On petition presented by Rep
Halstead that gates on public road
be removed, the Minister had sen
Instructions TO the chairman of th,
Makao road board TO remove an,
such gates.
5. On petition presented by Rep
Kahoollano that certain Government
lands allotted to different persons il
1884 be confirmed to them the Minis
ter finds that the survey of the Ian,
into homesteads was done by unau
thorized parties, and the land is I'm
der lease to the estate of Jane
Wood, expiring in 1898.
6. On petition presented by Rep
Paehaole, that the Government sci
land at Kaunakakai TO the people,
report of the Surveyor-General i
submitted, showing that the Ian
belongs to unassigned lands, ha
never been in possession of tn
Government, and is now held by tn
estate of the late Mrs. Bishop. Th
trustees of that estate had offere
to turn it over to the Government
TO be used as foundation for indus
trial schools.
Rep. Paehaole stated that til
lease was q private one, and tl
land was not Crown land. Woul
the lease hold3
Minister Brown said it would in Ia
but not in equity.
Noble Muller gave notice Of hi
to make all the district Justices (
the kingdom police Justices.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Second reading of bill amendC
by commerce committee TO repe