The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-15

from the select committee on postal
and education items.
Rep. Kalua presented the report
of The select committee on " Sub
sidy to Ocean Lines, SIS, 0O0.'
They recommend that the item pass
and that the Ministry should make
such arrangements with the agents
of said lines as would he for the adj
vantage of the country,
Laid on the table to be considered
with the Appropriation Bill.
RESOLUTIONS.
The President appointed, as select
committee on homestead law bills,
Waipuilani, Marques, Burchardt,
Widemann, KaneaIii.
Rep. Kalua read a first time by
title his bill to convene delegates TO
convention for framing new con-
s,tuIion of the kingdom.
Noble Burchardt read first time
by title his bill to extend the duties
of the commissioners of agriculture,
The same member, under suspen-
sion of the rules, presented petit
ton for $1,000 to erect water tanks
and tr0ughs in IIamakua. Laid on
table for consideration with Appro-
priaion Bill.
Noble J. M. IIorner read a first
time by title his bill TO abolish the
Office Of Audtor-General
Rep. Knudsen read first time by
| title his bill to amend the taxation
laws.
Rep. Lucas moved rcconsidcra-
ton of the vote passing the kahoo-
| lave bill.
After ruling that the motion
was in order, and the previous
question carrying, the motion was
lost.
Rep. Baker read II first time by
title his bill to amend parts of the
laws of 1882 and the Civil Code.
Rep. Nawahi gave notice that the
select committee for that purpose
would visit the Kalihi Hospital this
afternoon at 3 80,
Rep. A. tiorner gave notice of q
bill to provide for II Police Justice
for North IIiIo.
Rep. Nawahi, under suspension
of The rules, presented two petitions
from Hilo, for a law authorizing a
constitutional convention.
Rep. Bush read first time by
title q bill to appoint road supervi-
sors-in-chief on the different islands.
Rep. kahookano gave notice of q
bill for the relief of contract la
borers.
Rep. Bush, under suspension OF
the rules, presented petitions from
Koloa, Kauai, and Hama, Maui, fol
constitutional convention bill.
Rep. Kanealii presented two SIM
lar petitions from Maui.
All laid on table to be considered
| with the bill.
: Minister Brown presented stats
: tical report, in response to resolu
, ton of Rep. r. w. Wilcox, on TIN
, quantities Of tirear MS imported int
} the kingdom.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of bill to amen,
the naturalization law.
Passed, on motion of Rep. Kalua
The House went into committe
of the whole, Noble Phillips in til
chair, for consideration of the Ap
o preparation Bill.
: Section 2, Finance Department
(: continued.
n Commissions of Tax Assessor fo
: Wailuku in 1888, due to Bishop
Co. S1GS5.09.
n Minister Brown explained tn
! item, which passed.
! Noble Marsden moved to take II
{; the item, Subsidy to Ocean Lines
: Carried.
! The item passed.
y Discount on same last previou
u item due w. l.. Green, $l5l.G
Passed.
}, Salaries for last period not paid
II Circuit Judge, Maui, $l6S. Passed
.e Circuit Judge, Kohala, $3.50.
= Noble Widemann wanted TO kno
e. how these salaries came here, whe
k the law authorized their having bee
D. paid on the 30th of each month.
re Minister Brown said the bool
= closed on March 81, and, unless Il
es drafts were presented within re
IL sonable time after that date, the
n would have to go over to the ne
t. period.
re Noble Widemann was Statistic
ID The item passed.
to District Judge, North Kona, $40
er Do. South Kona, 500. DO. Ham
re kua, $3.50. DO. Honuaula, SD
lie DO. Hanalei, SIPS. DO. Kawaiha
ne $222.5. Do. Koloa, $50. DO. WI
c, mea, Sl25. Clerk Second Judici
w Circuit, $50. Assessor for Hawa
n 1921. &c. Passed.
to Minister Brown moved to inse
H. Return of taxes illegally eollecte
Id $247.07. He read the list of pc
in tions examined and allowed maxi
lo that amount.
be Carried.
Hospital fund, estimated, 500
ed Passed.
he Sec. 3. The following sums a
" ounting to S1,54l,247 are here
mt appropriated out of any moneys
the treasury, for the service of
ed biennial fiscal period commence