The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-08

Rep. Lucas for the printing com
mittee reported n bill printed.
Rep. Hookano presented the re-
port of the judiciary committee on
the bill to divide Hama into two dis
tricts with two magistrates, recon-
mending that the bill pass to en-
grossmcnt.
Rep. kancalii moved that the re-
port he adopted.
Minister Blown moved that it he
laid on the table to he considered
with the bill.
Rep. lIockan wanted the bill en-
crossed and considered ON its third
reading.
Rep. Paehaole thought there was
no need for dcferring consideration.
"a the bill was plain and no new in
formation available.
Laid on the table as moved.
Rep. Waipuilani presented the
majority report of the select com
mittee on the Governor bills, signed
by j. n. Wapuilani, w. Fl. Hal
stead, w. IL. Richard, and II. A.
Widemann. They recommend the
indefinite postponement of the bill
to repeal the Act of 1883, and the
passage of the bill To establish Gov
errors with certain amendments.
Laid on the table for consideration
with the bills, the amended bill to
be printed.
Noble Macfarane presented the
report of the select committee on
the claim of II. G. Crabbe for three
months salary as station house
keeper. They find that Mr.. Crabbe
was treated shabbily by the late
Government, but, rs there was no
appropriation to pay the claim, they
| recommend the matter on its merits
to the consideration of the House.
Laid on the table to be considered
with the Appropriation Bill.
Noble Phillips presented the re-
port of the sanitary committee on
the petition of inmates of the Kalihi
Hospital, for the retention of Sister
Rose Gertrude as nurse in the insti-
tuition, as follows:
HoN. j. S. WALKER, President Lee
| gislative Assembly.
Si.-Your Sanitary Committee to
whom was referred petitions Nos.
39l and 392 relating to the reten-
tion os Sister Rose Gertrude at the
Kalihi Receiving Station, beg leave
to report that they have given the
matter careful consideration and
they would respectfully represent
they consider that to take any &C
ton in the matter to accomplish the
desired end would be subversive Of
the dignity of the House and woult
be besides an unwarrantable inter
ference in the business of the Boart
of Health, separate bureau ant
one which cannot be justly interior.
ed with in matters of this nature
viz. the employment, retention Oh
discharge of persons connected di
rectly with that bureau as EN-
ployees.
Your committee would state fur
ther, that they find the lady men
toned resigned from the position
, occupied by her of her Owl
free will and accord and no presen
tation has been made TO your com
mittee to show that Sister Gertrud
has any desire to be retained or re
instated.
Your committee would therefor
respectfully recommend that tn
petitions Nos. 39l and 392 be re
ferred to the Minister of Interio
l for presentation TO the Board G
Health.
l Respectfully submitted,
JOHN PHILLIPS,
A. p. PAEHAoLE,
j. MARsDEN.
Rep. Nawahi said that if it wa
i subversive of the dignity G
/ the House to interfere in th
s case of Sister Rose, it would b
i equally so to interfere in the case o
DIR. Lutz. Now, the select commit
), tee on the latter case had obtaine'
!, from DIR. Lutz the conditions O
= which he would remain, one of whic
" was the retention of Sister Rose O
/, nurse. He moved that the repol
i be laid on the table 10 await til
e report of the other committee. Cal
s. ried.
g Noble Macfariane presented I'll
Il report of the finance committee o
the claim of the Board of Genealog,
as follows:
Honolulu, Oct. 8, 1890.
!. HoN. j. WALKER, President of ii
r Legislative Assembly.
l. Sir.-The finance committee
is whom was referred petition No. 22'
t. asking the sum of 81, 26G.GG be pa
J. To the officers of the Board of Gen
le alogy for salaries due and unpai,
}. beg TO report as follows: That the
n find that there is justly due TO the
le parties the following sums: To Il
President Poomaikalani, salary Il
If August, September, October and
x days in November, at the rate
Is SlGG, S6l4.20; to Joseph LiwG
4. secretary, salary for same time
" $50, $3.50; 10 Manu- Kahunaaiol
en- salary for same time AT $40, S2b
le aggregating in all the sum OF VI
1920,
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