The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-05

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Marques presented the re-
port of the select committee on pos
tai matters, upon petition for semi
weekly mail between Lahaina and
Kaanapali, petion for $500 TO defray
cost of mail carriage between Homo
kaa and Kukaiau, and on petition
to increase pay of mail carrier and
postmaster Mt North Hilo, recom-
mending that the petitions be re.
ferred to the Postmaster~Genernl
Adopted.
Noble Burchardt presented the
report of the select committee on
the bill to provide for tue Kohala
Water Works, recommending its
passage. Laid on the table to be
considered with the bill.
RESOLUTIONS.
Minister Brown gave notice of a
bill to transfer the postal bureau 10
| the finance department.
Mol lie Mccarthy gave notice of a
bill to authorize the Minister of FL
nance to remit duties on certain
articles.
Noble Phillips gave notice of
bill TO provide for the erection of
plant for generating electricity for
lighting.
Rep. Waipulani gave notice of a
bill to provide for the transfer of the
care of Honolulu from the police TO
the military department also, of q
bill to allow all coasting vessels car
rying mails to get free waters also,
of bill to amend the street rail-
way law; also, of bill to amend
Sec. 527, Civil Code.
Noble Wldemann read q first
time and second time by title his
bill to amend the law relating to
corporations, and moved it be re-
ferred to the special committee Of
which Rep. Brown is chairman and
Reps. Kaua and Hookano are
members.
Noble Muller read first time by
title his bill to provide for the con-
struction of agricultural railways
over the lands of persons not bene-
flied thereby.
Minister Spencer presented re-
ply to the resolution of Rep.
Kalua, submitting letter from
the Secretary of the Board of
Health, which states that the re-,
signation of DR.. Lutz has been re-
ceived and will be laid before the
Board at its regular meeting next
Wednesday. The President is I'M
able to state who will be selected to
take the place of DR.. Lutz, but as,
sures His Excellency that the I'M
fortunates at Kalihl will be wei
cared for.
Minister Spencer moved that the
reply be laid on the table until after
, the meeting of the Board.
Noble Widemann asked if it was
courteous on the part of the Boart
to send reply signed by the Secre
tary to resolution of this House
Minister Spencer said he had no
been in office long enough to know
what was proper in the case. Per
5 sonalIy, he addressed the President
and not his clerk.
Rep. Kalua moved that the reply
! be accepted, to be considered will
the reply to former resolution.
Rep. Kalua presented resolu
tion that the Minister of the interior
be requested to ask the Presiden
of the Board of Health to resign hi
office Immediately. He charged tn,
a President with ignoring the orders
: of the House, the highest authorit,
In the land. 1t was time something
q was done to stop this arrogant treat
i ment of the Assembly. The speake
l. repeated his sentiments of previ
Gus occasion, as to the importanc
of retaining the services of DIR
2 Lutz, and said that it was probabl
:. Sister Rose Gertrude would also re
e sign her position.
Noble j. NJ. Homer agreed wit
a the previous speaker so far as end
q ing this trouble was concerned. Thi
J. persecution should be stopped. |
arose from the complaint of a subol
dinate at the hospital, member O
:. the House was employed as too
Y and the time of the assembly wa
d wasted day after day in the petit
persecution of the President of til
. Board of Health. Where woul
:. this end? After they were throug
. with the President of the Board {
Health, they would likely begi
debating to the Ministry regardin
g the incumbents of every other Office
g one after the other.
u Rep, Brown referred to the rest
luton already adopted by the House
IN in favor of having lay Presider
,r of the Board of Health. 1t was clei
A. at the President and DR.. Lut
could not agree. The wishes of IL
Hawailans should be consulted
g this matter, he didn't care what I'll
ar foreigners thought, and he woul
b support the resolution.
Rep. Rosa moved, and il carried
that the ayes and noes be called.
- Noble Kauhane asked to be C!
=, cused from voting, as he did NJ