The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
lrGsDAy, June 10.
(CoHc'1ded.)
FIFTEENTH DAY.
PETITIONS

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be repealed or amended. From 3S
taxpayers of llama, that Government
employees be allowed to address
public meetings: that 10 sectarian
teaching be allowed in Government
schools. From the same, that llo-
nuaula and lluelo be put in Maka-
wac election district, that the pay
of all school teachers he regulated
by their certificates, that railways
be allowed to pass over lands on
payment of damages. From 30
taxpayers Of Hama, that the rights
and privileges granted under the
new Constitution be sacrcdly guard.
ed in the interests Of the people,
that His Majesty's Ministers he
alone held responsible for errors in
Government, that the present Min
istors be retained in office unless
| guilty Of misconduct, that internal
improvements he prosecuted with
all despatch. From the same, that
| immigration be allowed from all
parts of the world under proper
restrictions, that all school teachers
shall pay personal taxes, that all
children over Is years of age he re.
leased from attending school, that
the Government pound he removed
to Wananalua. From 81 residents
of Hama, that $4,000 be appro-
priated for roads aud bridges for
that district, that the resident Gov
ernment physicians pay he in
creased TO $500; that $lG0 month
be paid to the District Judge, and
500 to the Sheriff, and that the pay
of the police be $40 a month, and
mail carriers $40 month. From
80 residents of Hama, that liquor
license be retained for each election
district, that an opium license be
authorized and put up at auction.
From Is residents Of Honolulu, tina,
Government water be laid on Sea
view estate.
Rep. A. 5. WilcoX 49, from Hama
lei, for 5000 to repair road over the
pail.
Rep. Lucas-frOm IA native polio,
of Honolulu, for advance Of salaries
He believed the pay of police, es
pccially native, had not been hal
enough. He wanted it referred to
committee who would attend to it
and moved it go TO judiciary com
mittec.
Rep. Richard had similar peti
ton hut not ready TO present. Their
should be an increase in the pay O
the constabulary all over the islands
Referred to judiciary committe
after debate.
. Rep. KahookanO--from Portr
} guese contract laborers in Kohals
9 asking that the laws relating to TIL
D Bureau of immigration be repealed
: He promised bill on the subjec
Z, Also, from others, that $1,000 be AZ
4 proprated to assist the independcr
Catholic school in Kohala.
Rep. Kanealii-from residents {
Kau, that the election Of Rep. Apil
be voided for various reasons.
Rep. Cummings--from Honolulu
: that road be opened from Walk;
f. halnlu bridge, and $4,000 apprC
h. priated for the purpose.
'. Noble Widemann objected to Il
h Appropriation Bill being burdene
+ in advance.
Noble Pua-from Honolulu, th:
Kekaulike street be continued
Beretania street, and IN appropri'
ton be made for it.
L Rep. Kamai-that an Englis
II school be established at Makapala
u that the laws authorizing vaccinatic
II be repealed, that attorneys be pr
Z hibited from charging more than
for light cases and not less than S;
for serious crimes. From Hilo, tn
i, the Masters and Servants Act
g repealed, that the lady Governme
physician at Ililo he dismissed and
'c Japanese doctor employed in b
1t place.
Rep. Nawahi--from Hilo, tn
barbed wire fences be prohiblte'
lie promised bill on the subject.
II REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
81 Noble Mccarthy, on behalf Of
" standing committee, asked when Il
report of the Minister of Interio
promised in few days at the first
the session, would be ready.
Minister Thurston said if it W
n annoying to members of the Hon
Of to be without that report, it was c
&c asperating TO himself. lie was pr
in missed some copies that afternoO
ly but had no doubt they would be he
We day after tomorrow.
n Rep. kalua presented the repc
I'd of the judiciary committee on mol
Of Baldwin's bill relating to forccosu
vt and sale of mortgages. Commit
nc found that object of bill was TO l
is duce expenses 10 mortgagors a
is that it was in accordance with 1
n cislon of the Supreme Court the
Or fore recommended 1t pass to engro
5, ment. Adopted, bill to be read
be third time Thursday. The sal
n committee reported similar reco
ld mcndation of the Attorney. Genera
NV hill IN transfar cara and rustnIy