The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-28


Rep. Apiki pro.en'cd a petition
from kau. with 80 signatures. Tor
SlJoDu---Sl2OO0 for completing road
from llilea to pahaIa. four miles
$4,000 for completing the new road
from Punaluu To iiilca. Public
lands committee.
Rep. kapachaole presented a pcil-
ton from Moickai, praying for $1,000
for II bridge ut iIaIawa, $1,000, for
extending the wharf at kamalo,
$500 for repairing the kaunakakai
wharf, and $1,000 for Il iridge over
the stream at llomUiiwai. Public
lands committee.
Rep. kamai presented a petition
from Hama, that an English school he
established in each election district,
and that schools taught in the la
waiian language he re-established.
Education committee. Also, n petit
ton that native Ilawaiians he forbid
den to mortgage their lands to people
of other races. Judiciary commit
lee.
Rep. Waipuilani presented n petit
ton from kona that $1,000 he appro-
priatcd for II wharf at llOokena,
$1,000 for dredging at the same
place, $1,000 for Napoop0o landing,
and $500 tor wharf ut llonaunau.
Public lands.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,
Rep. kalua stated thai the judi
ciary committee could not do any
thing owing to Noble Widcmann' :
resignation and Rep. Rosa's attcn-
ton tn the select committee on opium
frauds.
The President later appointed
Rep. Nawahi to the vacancy caused
by Noble Widemann's resignation in
the judiciary committee, and Rep.
Cummings to the vacancy similarly
ca'iScd in the public lands commit
| tee.
RESOLUTIONS.
Noble Baldwin moved, seconded
by Noble Walbridge, that the invi-
tation of Geo. W. belong Post. G..
a. r.. 10 Decoration Day services
be accepted with thanks. Carried.
Minister ThurstOn submitted tn,
report of the Board of Health in
English, the native version not yc,
being ready.
Minister Damon placed his room
ut the service of committees.
Noble Mccarthy gave notice of Il
bill TO regulate the observance of
Sunday. Also, of bill to prevent
the importation of material Tor pub
lie works. Also, Of a bill to pro-
mote the circulation of the pcriodi.
cal Paradise of the Pacific.
Rep. Kalua gave notice of bill
to provide for taking water from
Wailuku stream to supply Wailuk,
and Kahului.
Rep. Kapachaolc read first tim,
bill to repeal Chap. So, Laws o
1888, relating to the protection o
certain fish.
Rep kahookano read first tim,
Il bill to amend Sec. S93, Civil Code
Rep. Waipuilanl gave notice o
n bill to encourage the cultivation
Of coffee; also, of q bill to repca
Chap. &C, Laws of 1883, relating t,
Justices of the Supreme Court
also, of bill to provide for the car
of lepcrs on each island.
QUESTIONS.
Noble Crabbe presented a qucs
ton to the Acknowledgement, askin,
for the causes of keeping spccia
police force in Honolulu during TIL
last two months.
Noble Muller presented the fol
lowing:
"Was any armed force at tn
Station House during the nights o
the 18th and 22d of April, 1890, o
any other night between the midd!
and end of April?
''If so, for what reason!
WAS there any reason at tina
time TO suspect the disturbance g
the peace or public tranquility i
Honolulu!
'lf so, upon what authority q
reports was such fear or suspicio
based?
'IIad His Excellency the Attol
ncy-Gcneral any knowledge of tn
so-calied Law and Order organic,
ton!
IF so, had he sanctioned til
same, or, to his knowledge, had
been sanctioned by the Cabinet
and for what reason or purpose?
, ORDER OF TUE DAY.
t Rep. Kalua moved the order {
| the day which carried.
t Rep. j. L. Baker was called
5 the chair of committee of the who'll
and stated the business to he I'll
= consideration of the reply to ii
Maiesty's speech.
: Rep. Bush read n speech in Ems
B., fish, aftcrward speaking in ilawa
ian, to explain the action of Il
. committee in preparing the dra
l, submitted. lie diaclaimcd parts,
j. intention on the part of the commj
!. tee. The Minister of the Intcri
;, saw political feeling where none e
!, isted. 1t was beating the air +
IS the Minister to object to the COZ
e mittee's objection against the pr
:, posal to pledge the country's crec
:, for an ocean cable. There W