The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-22
Thirty-6Er Day.
TUESDAY, July Is

House NET 81 10 NJ. PRAYER by the
Chaplain. Minutes read and approved.
Rep kSlUs re&d the report Of the
Judiciary committee on the petition
Ss2in>E the resurn of Hon OK. ApiG as
Representative for Kan. The petition
alleged that some voters iOr Aplk1 were
taken 70 the polls IN mule cart belong
Ing TO HIlez Sugar Co.; that banners
earlcatUriag the opposite candidate were
carried about u mule carts; that J. W.
Snlthles and J. kISI, runners for ApiE,
Eere inside the polling places; that these
runners were paid for their services
Erom the evidence the committee doubt
whether the complaints have been sus-
tanned There Vas 10 prOof that the
Use o. the carts Vas paid f0r by Apiki, OF
thai they were employed 81 MS request
Inc alleged runners were watchers and
no more were paid than the Law author
Le6. Ils committee cannot find reason
toE recommending that the election be
yoEded-
Inc report was adopted
Keep Brown reported tlSt he hoped
the opium committee would oe able to
report Wednesday or Thursday.
Rep RickArd moved that IS thirty
days u the session hsd passed and little
business done, and ~ much time was
wasted IN useless talk, lie It resolved that
10 member De allowed 10 speak more
than ten minutes on any subject, iuelui-
ing the time occupied in interpretation.
except with the special permission Of
the President.
Rep Psehsole said the rules already
limited the time, and moved the resol1-
tiOu De l2ld on tie table. Lost
Inc resolution carried.
Rep Pzeh2Ole moved that the Minis
ter q interior De requested TO order the
POstRaster-GeneraI 20 present : written
statement Of the names o. au mail ear
riers and their monthly pay, also Of the
names Of postm2Stsrs and their salaries
Carried.
Rep Marques read first time by title
MS oil 70 create c4ntonniers OF permzn-
suE lzborers on the public roads.
Noble J. ~ Homer moved that mas
n9ch zs the statement OF Rep. J. Nz-
Sxbi IN this HOase, that foreign teachers
we're paid s25 for travelling expenses 10
the convention and native teachers only
81 = UnEISe, be Il resolved that Rep.
De requested either 10 prove the
said statement OF TO withdraw II. The
mover sid they had 70 listen to MANY
hard things II the House II this state
nelt was tue the honorable Board OF
Education deserved the indignation Of
the House.
Rep NzEahi said the honorable Noble
ased nos say any more, IS he was pre-
pared 70 prove MS statement nov
Noble Iseuberg said the President Of /
he Board q Education and the Inspee- /
we're both present at the /
Meeting Of the education committee this |
Ehel : statement Of exueuses 4
< teachers IRON HiIo was s1bmitted. |
shoEing that native and foreign teachers
Eere paid $25 each without distinction
Rep kzluz moved that the resolution 4
z referred 70 4 select committee for IL
Il the statement could uoC /
= proved Il was very improper to have
made II
KEEP Z W Wilcox vas so-ry the rss-
autlO1 had been introduced, zs Il brought
% the roztelless of the Board Of Educz-
Eo0 wiki regard 70 the pay Of tezcbers-
SOole Isenberg called Rep. Wilcox 70
,rier- He had used offensive terms To-
ward Hon c. z. Bishop IN this Ho1se.
nd such e0nduet was hIghly obiacrfon- /
.bIe-
Noble Homer called Rep Wilcox to
Irder, ss the pay of teachers was not
lefore the House.
President Walker asked Rep Wilcox
o eOnfne himself TO the resolution.
Rep ApiE was wiling 70 20 before q
'0mmTrtee, b1f asked that no member
/ the Education committee be an
'ointeds - that committee showed IL
already.
Soble Mzcfzrizne did not believe the
Soard had discrimInzted IN the manner
<zted, and tho1ght the matter shouId
e investigated by Select committee
Rep B1zh Ezid the report q the Board
{ Ed1cztiOu showed discrimination
zzinst native teachers, therefore this
natter should 20 70 Select committee
The motion passed
Minister Peterson gave notice of Z biIl
D regulate the drawing Of tzIezuzu IN
ny trizls- Also, of bil to amend See.
= CIgil Code a. amended by Chap. 10, |
Avs q 1857