The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-15

| Blsnop IN TINS House, ana Sucn con-
duct was highly Objectionable.
Noble IiorDer called the hon.
member for honolulu to order, as
the pay Of teachers was not before
the House.
The President asked Rep. Wilcox
to confine himself to the resolution.
Rep. Apiki was willing TO 90 be-
fore committee, but asked that no
member of the education committee
be appointed, rs that committee
showed its disposition already.
Noble Macfarane did not believe
the Board had Disseminated in the
manner stated, and thought the
matter should be Investigated by
select committee.
Rep. Bush said the Report of the
Board of Education showed dscri-
mination against native teachers,
therefore this matter should go 10 a
select committee.
The motion passed.
Minister Peterson gave notice OF n
bill to regulate the drawing of tales
men in jury trials. Also, of bill
to amend See. 429 Civil Code MS
ammended by Chap. 10, Laws of
1887.
Rep. Ilookano read first time by
title his bill to amend Sec. u, Chap.
"a, Laws of 1888, and repeal See. 3
of the same law.
Noble Phillips read first time his
bill TO regulate the licensing of lodg-
ing houses in the District of Kona,
Island of Oahu. Also, his bill to
amend Sec. ~ Civil Code with re-
gard to licenses to keepers of hotels
and victualling houses.
Rep. Apiki gave notice of bill
to amend the internal taxation laws.
Noble Won Tempsky read first
time his bill to transfer the island of
kahoolawe from the district of La
haina TO that of Waikiki.
Rep. Richard gave notice of a
bill to amend the act amended by
Sec. 2, Chap. rs, Laws of 1888.
Rep. Nawahi moved that the
committee on education request the
President of Education to prcsen,
reports of all school agents on tie
1 amounts paid each teacher for ex.
penses of travelling TO the teachers
F. convention.
Rep. kahookano thought a timt
should be mentioned.
Rep. Nawahi amended his resolu
: ton by adding "within 10 days"
: Rep. Paehaole thought five day
+. enough.
$ The resolution passed with tiv
g days as the time of answer.
c The President appointed as tn
{ select committee on Noble Horner'
: resolution: Reps. Kalua, kauhi
s. knudsen, Mobiles Hind and Corn
II well.
y Rep. White moved that as it wa
~ common talk that aliens we're i
IS Government offices, therefore II
re solved that His Excellency j. A
lie Cummins be requested to present
E. statement of the names of sue
DC aliens, also to state the intention {
the Cabinet in regard to continuin
aliens in office, who have not bee
naturalized according to law.
D. Rep. Brown raised the point {
De order that such g question shoul
yt be addressed to all the Ministers.
The President suggested that tt
resolution be addressed 10 His Nj
ty jesty's Ministers.
I'd Rep. White said the Minister
III Foreign Affairs called himself Il
be Premier when he announced Il
W new Cabinet, and, although tn
es position was not mentioned in Il
ne Constitution, lie addressed him
pit head of the Cabinet.
he The matter was treated as /;
ordinary question to Ministers m
Al allowed to stand.
~ Noble Isenberg gave notice of
g meeting of the education commit
Tomorrow morning at nine o'cloc
ORDER OF THE DAY.
- Bill to amend Secs. | and
20, Chap. 20, Laws of 1888. 1t Civ
he magistrates discretion of imposi
cir a fine without Imprisonment for vi
of lations of the opium law.
ar Minister Brown explained I'll
the bill was introduced by the Ii
hv Minister of Finance. 1t was the
~ tcntion, however, of the Attorne
liz General to introduce bill Affect
other portions of the Act. The
fore, he moved this bill be REFER
' -. to the judiciary committee.
~. Rep. Richard moved it be laid
ro the table to be considered will
ion bill of which notice had been Civ
m by the hon. member for Honolu
Va Rep. Lucas supported the motto
,ye saying his bill was to regulate
'aw importation and sale of opium.
to Rep. Paehaole said the pro-
the motion was TO refer to the judci.
rue committee, TO which the other b
ion on the subject would he referred
the they were introduced.
Rep. Brown supported the pc
bile raised by Rep. Paehaole, that
WAS bill could only be passed, &C
ent mitted, or rejected, at this sta
lie moved it be referred to sci
ent committee to he called the OPT