The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-12
THU LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY.E1GHTH DAY.
FnipAY, July II.
The House opened at 10 o'clock.


moved. Public lands committee.
That the law ordering sales OF pub
lie lands at auction he repealed.
Laid OH table to be considered with
promised bill, That the Board OF
Health be abolished. Sanitary Com.
mittee.
Rep. Bush, from Hama, that the
land of kahikinui be not sold TO
foreigners but only 10 Hawaiians.
Judiciary Committee. From labor
ing men, that all further Importation
OF labor, which will in any way in
tcrfere with their work, be prohibit
ed. Committee Gu commerce.
From Waialua, that $4,000 be ap-
propriaied for roads and bridges in
that district. Tabled tor coHNidera-
tion with Appropriation Bill.
Noble Pua, from Honoluiu, that
native nawalians be allowed to
practise medicine among themselves
without restriction. Sanitary Com
mittee.
REPORTS.
Rep. Bush asked about the select
committee on opium frauds. He
was informed the minority was
ready to report, but deferred TO the
majority. 1t was reported about
town that members of the commit
tee had been bnbed not TO report.
Rep. Rosa, as chairman of that
committee, presumed he had tie
responsibility of answering the ven
omous remarks OF the hon. mem
her. This was not the time for Sc
| lect committees, as the order was
standing committees. The hon.
member had stated in his paper
something like that the chairman of
the committee had been bribcd.
He knpw nothing about majority
and a minority report, and this was
only one IF the kind OF runors cir
cuiated about him Ivy the hon. mem
b-r ever since the general election
The report was delayed because it
WAS hard 10 get the members to-
gether, and some Of them wanted TO
get further evidence. He hoped to
have the committee take some action
to night.
Noble Phillips presented report
from the sanitary committee on The
bill To provide Tor the commitment
Of dipsomaniacs to the Insane Asy-
lum, Recommending certain changes
in the bill.
Rep. Brown moved that the re-
port be considered with the bill, and
that the bill be placed ca the regu'
lar order. Carried.
Rep. Lucas i, ported the answer
Of the Attorney-Gene'a on outside
attorney fees paid last period as
printed in English.
RESOLUTIONS,
Noble Burchardt gave notice Of Q
bill to provide waterworks for Nortl
Kollala.
The President appointed as the
committee on Supreme Court bill
Minister Peterson, Reps. Bush and
W"ipuilani, and Mobiles Baldwin ant
Isenberg.
He also read a communication
from Mrs. j. NJ. Whitney, Presi
dent of the w. G. I. L., asking tina
the Legislature give hearing tt
Ms. Bateham, of Ohio, U. S., lee
lurer ON the Sabbath question fol
that society.
Rep. Rickard moved the commu
nication be laid on the table.
Rep. Kalua moved that the Secre
tary answer the communication
saying that time will be appointed
to hear the lady.
Both motions were lost.
Rep. Brown moved that the Secre
, tary be instructed to notify the so
cieJy that members of this Hous
have permission to hear the lady a
any time appointed when the Hous
, is not in session. He did not believ
in allowing lady to address thi
House ON the Sabbath or any othe
question.
Rep. Bush supported the motion
. as BRO" Horner and himself coul
enllghten the House all it require
on the Sabbath question.
Noble Widemann objected to tn
House listening 10 sermon on TEN
perance from this lady. 1t was IN
precedented here and he thought i
| any other Legislature.
Noble Baldwin was not in favo
| OF having lecture during session
2 but the communication should b
g treated with courtesy. He move
r in amendment that n committee c
| three be appointed 10 arrange for
f.. meeting, ut which members VIII
Z. chose could hear the lady.
: Noble j. NJ. Horner seconded th
r amendment.
c Noble Mccarthy thought that III
h lady might be heard appropriated
e by the committee that would hay
Il consideration Of his promised Sun
day bi |.
n Noble Maefarlane had vote
y against tabling the letter b' cau'
g the society was sincere and entitle
It TO courtesy. He however, supper
8 ed the motion of Rep. Brown, as /
considered it would be highly irr'
a gular for the House TO receive
II lecture from an outsider.
r NoLle Muller thought the who
matter too absurd 10 waste tin
a over, and moved the previous que
d ton which carried.
Il The motion carried.