The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-29
'I'RE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH DAY.


Rep. Komai presented u position
from Kipahuiu, tina, lcper hospital
he established in each election dis
tgict also, that the patients in such
hospital. he ma htaiucd hy their
friends, or. il they have none, by
the Government. Sanitary commit.
tee.
Rep. Apihi prc-cntcd n petition
from kau with huudlcd and odd
names, that certain road made by
Peter Lee be made public highway,
and that SiO.li3 be appropriated
for that purpose. Laid on table TO
be considered with thr Arpropria-
ton Bill.
Rep. kapachaOlc presented n petit
ton from Moiukai, that the Govern
ment lands winch are now undis-
posed Of he sold To native Hawai-.
ianS, anl that changes in tlc law be
made TO facilitate that object. Laid
Oh table to he considered with the
Minister OF Interiors hill to amend
the homestead law.
Noble rua presented y petition
from District }, Honolulu, that
road be opened from the end of
Lillha street as far rs the hill, and
from there round TO the Insane Asy-
lum. Public lands committee.
Rep. Cummings presented po;.
ton from District ), honolulu, that
$1,000 be appropriated for improN
ing Kamehamrha ". road, Kalihl.
Public lands committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. kalua presented the report
OF the Judiciary committee on sui
| dry petitions presented by Rep. Na-
mai, PRAYING that the Cabinet he
| dismissed from office. Committee
beg leave to state that the Constitu-
ton points cat the proper mode of
having the cabinet removed; there.
fore recommend that the petitions
he laid on the table until such time
as q resolution of want of confidence
he introduced. On motion Of Rep.
kapaehaola, adopted.
Rep. kalua also presented the re-
port of the judiciary committee on
ceitain petitions from Honuaula and
kula, praying thai the Constitution
he abolished. Committee woult
state that the country is now under
the present Constitution, and thcs,
petitioners do not allegc any reason,
why the Constitution should b,
abolished therefore recommend tina
the petitions be laid on the table
Adopted.
Rep. Lucas, of the printing com
miitec, reported eight bills printed
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. kahookano gave notice OF
hill to amend Sec. $50, Civil Code
to change place of holding term o
Circuit Court from Waimca to ko
hala.
The same member read a first tim
his bill to amend the divorce law, S
as 10 make one years descrtio
cause instead of three years rs 9
present. Read second time b.
title and referred to printing con
mittcc.
Noble Baldwin gave notice of
bill prescribing the seat of iustic
of the Second Judicial Circuit.
, Minister Damon read first tim
n bill to provide for the expenses c
, the present session of the Lcgis!;
| ture. 1t appropriates S25,0OC
= Under suspension of rules, passc
: to engrossment to be read a thir
! time tomorrow.
Rep. Kapachaole presented a rest
luton that Sl.70 be inserted in IL
i Appropriation Bill to refund tax,
. paid twice by Kuahiwi. Finant
o committee.
G Noble Pua moved that it is GU
J rently reported that persons co'
l. fined at receiving station at Kali
g are ordered to perform certain Il
X bOrs, and if they refuse are ordcrt
- to be sent to Molokai; therefore +
solved that the Minister of the il
II terror be requested not to send al
e more lepers to Molokai for the pr
!. sent, and that n committee be al
k pointed to investigate the allegt
" treatment of persons suspected
:; having leprosy.
"a Minister Thurston moved that /
i. stead of adopting this resolution,
be referred to the sanitary COMM
tee in order to ascertain If there
any basis for the statements. Ca
ned
l. Rep. Waipuilani read first tir
n his bill TO repeal the Act Of Is
"A relating to the number Of Justices
n the Supreme Court, and rc.cnacti
'a the Act of 1886.
y The same member moved a res
a luton that it is proper that Il
he House should have full informant
s. regarding the care and treatment
d, lepers on Molokai; therefore resoI
W ed that this House appoint co
Us mittee of five to visit the scttlemc
'a and report to this House on its cC
r. ditiOn.
tie Noble Baldwin did not think
necessary to discuss this at a
length, especially if complaints h
been made. He thought comm
re tee should be appointed every s.