The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17
qHE LEGISLATURE.
TlIlRTY-TIlRD DAY.

the Government lowering the grade
on King street, and asking for
grant of S5,d39.3O TO cover his loss.
Referred TO select committee.
Rep. Kalua read petition from
IIanalei, Kauai, asking $4,000 for
n bridge at that place, $3.50 for
scow over the stream ut Kalihikai,
$3.50 for an English school house at
Kalihik2i, and that the tax on vehi.
Giles using the ferry be revoked.
Public lands committee.
Also, from the same place, petit
ton asking for $500 for road from
kalualauoha to Wainiha, $500 for a
bridge at Vanilla, and $500 Tor n
bridge at Muliwai on the humchai
stream. Public lands committee.
Also, from the same place, that
the President of the Board Of
Health receive no salary, that the
Assessor General of the Island he
removed, that prison inspectors re-
ceive no pay, and that any new
| Government officers serve without
pay. Judiciary committee.
Also, from the same place, that
the salary of the King be reduced
to $40, 900, that Ministers salaries
be $1,000 each, that the salaries of
Government clerks be reduced, that
the Chief Justice receive $4,000
and Associates $4,000, and that the
Legislature vii! not appropriate more
money than the estimated income of
the kingdom. Finance committee.
Rep. kamai presented the follow
ing petitions. From kipahulu, that
none but those having licenses he
allowed To slaughter beef, and that
none but licensed dealers be allowed
TO sell salt beef. Judiciary com
mittee. From lIamakualoa, that
people having no children pay no
taxes. Judiciary committee. That
bad places in roads near plantations
be repaired by the plantations.
Tabled. From Honoula, for S20t
for u road from Makena landing tC
Keoneoio. Public lands committee.
That no pension be granted any.
body. Tabled. That the Cabinet
consist of two foreigners and two
IIawaiians. Tabled. That the port
of Huelo be opened to the public
Public lands committee.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Rep. Marques read reports of thu
public lands committee on larg'
| number of petitions and matters re
ferred TO it. The committee recon
mended various dispositions of tn
subjects, and u majority made
elaborate suggestions relative to tn
Honolulu market. This was table,
to await the minority report.
, ACTS APPROVED.
Minister Cummins announced tina
His Majesty had been pleased t
!, approve the following Acts:
An Act to transfer the care an
custody of prisoners from the In
| terror Departmental the Department
s of the Acknowledgement.
An Act to prevent plant disease
and insect pests.
MINISTERIAL ANSWERS.
Minister Spencer reported on th
resolution referred to him, whic
b appropriated $240 to James Ault
t guard at Aliiolani Hale. That pei
y son had been paid $40 a month az
cording to agreement, and there wa
a balance of $240 from the apr,
n priation.
Rep. Paehaole could not see no
y Aud could claim the balance, an
moved the reply be laid on the tabl'
Carried.
l. Minister Spencer also returned
= list of mail carriers, etc., in accor'
:, g ance with request of Rep. Waipu
" lani. 1t was ordered to be printc'
BY THE CHAIR.
II The President read a commune
,. ton from the President of the Boar
~ of Education. inviting members
'o inspect specimens of work fro
different schools of the Kingdom, c
J. exhibition at Fort street school.
i. The President appointed the fo
$. lowing committee on L. w. Rawln
rt petition: Rep. Lucas, Mobiles BE
. ger, Pua, Walbridge, Rep. Waipu
re lani.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Nawahi moved that the ed
cation committee ask the Preside
:. of the Board of Education for r
. plies to the following question
Has the Board of Education ;
n agent at San Francisco or elsewhe
Is for the purpose of employing scho
lg teachers? If so, what is his salar
y Is there agreement with such teac
ne ers before they come as TO Wi
nj their salaries will be? For how 10
ch are such teachers engaged at t
he salaries agreed on? How ma
y teachers have been engaged und
he contract by the Board?
Noble Widemann moved that
committee of three-one from I
Island of Hawaii, one from I
'er Island of Maui, and one from {
ier Island of Kauai-be approint
to confer with the Postmaster-GC
I'M eral and the two steamship co
NV panies here, To see whether n
mo better arrangements can be made
i'm regard to the arrival here of
outgoing foreign mails.
The resolution was discussed
81 the mover, Reps. Richard and J
.,.,l AInl.ln n,l,1.r nj ada