The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-03
THE LEGISLATURE.
TENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, June 3.
The Legislative Assembly was
called to order at 10 O'Clock.

Rep. kamai presented Il petition
from Makawao that the foreign
Board of Health he abolished, also
that law be passed for establishing
leper hospitals on each island, and
lepers be removed from kalawao to
these hospitals. Sanitary committee.
The same member presented
petition from Kula, that kula be
made a separate judicial district.
Judiciary committee. Also, one
from the same place, that the PEG.
pie in each district elect their own
magistrate. Judiciary committee.
Also, one from the same place, that
circuit judges, governors. sheriffs,
and deputy sheriffs he elected by
the people. On motion of Rep. Ia.
paehaole, laid on the table until the
hon. member bring in a bill on the
subject. Carried.
Rep. Kalua presented a petition
from lepers that DR.. Lu'z he up.
pointed physician for tue leper set.
Element, that m assistant be ap.
pointed to him, and that appropria.
tons he made for both. Sanitary
committee.
Rep. kamai presented petition
from Hama that all sea fisheries be
free. Laid on table, on motion Of
Rep. Nawahi, to be considered with
the bill.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Rep. White presented report Of
the committee on public lands and
internal improvements. Committee
find that many Of the petitions sub
mitted to them are for public works
already in hand in the Department
of the Interior. The rest they re-
commend to be laid on the table to
be considered with the Appropria-
ton Bill. Adopted.
Rep. Brown reported progress
and asked for further time for com
mittee on alleged opium frauds.
Noble Macfarlane reported pro.
gress and asked for further time for
committee to investigate alleged
customs frauds in connection with
the inter-island cable. Granted.
Rep. Marques reported progress
and promised an early report from
the committee on foreign relations.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing special committees in accord
ance with votes of the House:
On rallways--Nobles Widemann
and Hind, Rep. Brown, Noble Cum
Minis, and Minister Ashford.
On liquor bills-Nobles Wal
bridge and j. M. Horner, Rep.
Kuudsen, Noble Phillips, and Rep.
Bush.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. lIalstead read first time
his bill to provide a Police Justice
for MakawaO.
Noble Mccarthy read a first time
his bill to provide for garnishceing
the salaries of Government officials.
The same member read first
time his bill to encourage the crcu-
lation of the Paradise of the Pacific.
1t grants Sl2 900, or $500 for each
monthly issue of that periodical, OF
which 10000 copies shall be print.
ed for gratuitous distribution.
KEEP. Kahookano gave notice of a
bill to create bureau for the edu-
cation Of Hawaiian youth abroad,
such bureau to be in the Depart
ment of Foreign Affairs.
The same member read Il first
time his bill to change the place OF
holding term OF Third Judicial Cir
cult from Waimea to North KoL ala.
Rep. Brown submitted resolu-
ton that the pay Of officers OF the
house be: secretary, $40 day Z;
interpreter, $40 day; sergeant
arms, IS a day; messenger, So Il
day; janitor, $3.50 q day.
Rep. Kauhi moved the janitOr's
pay he reduced to 50. The habits
of this House are not so bad o.
those Of the previous House, there
fore the janilor's duties are less dif.
fcult.
Noble Pua moved to increase the
pay of the secretary and interpreter
to Sl5.
Rep. Bush moved an increase OF
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The resolution carried withou,
amendment
Rep. j. I. Baker submitted the
following: Whereas, there is now
before the House an act for the
commitment of dipsomaniacs to the
Insane Asylum, and whereas il said
law goes into effect the accommoda.
tions of The Asylum will he made
quate; therefore, resolved tina,
100000 be appropriated for max
ing additions to the Asylum. liz
moved the resolution lie on the Ia
HE to be considered with the bill
Carried.
Rep. Lucas presented the follow
ing question to the Minister of tn,
Interior: What are your reasons fol-
asking for tenders for Government
workshops and storehouse on the
esplanade before any appropriation
has been made for such purpose?
Rep. Kanealii presented the fol
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