The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-29
TRG LEGISLATURE.
FORTY-THIRD DAY.
TUESDAY, July 20.
The House opened ut 10 o'clock.
pETITIONs.

StNN ~ TUT SttdultI INV licl ecu
that place and san Diego. Com
merce committee.
The same member presented 4
petition from Honolulu against
licensing the sale of poi. Tabled
for consideration with hill.
Rep. Baker, from two persons in
Hilo, fot 500 10 pay them for work
on roads in 1880. Referred TO Mn
lister of Interior.
Rep. Cummings, that certain wa
ter in Pauoa shall not be taken for
public purposes. That $4,000 I've APP
propriated for laying water pipes to
the ss4ne place from Punahou. Pub
lie lands committee That the bill
of Rep. kaIua for constitutional
convention be passed. Laid on Ia
BILE, as there was no such hill.
Rep. Paehaole, that two certain
pieces of land on Molokai be sold to
the people living thereon. Referred
to Minister of the Interior.
Rep. A. llorner, from North lIilo,
for $1,000 for bridge Mt Maulua,
$4,000 to change the grade at Maui
lua, $500 for bridge. at Ninoli,
and $500 for bridge at Kaawalii.
Tabled to be considered with APP
preparation Bill.
Rep. Baker, from lIilo, that 10
manager OF plantation be made n
road supervisor: that n sale of Gov
eminent land near Onomea he de-
clared null and void, and the land
restored to the Government that
salaries OF the King and Ministers
be reduced; that school teachers be
paid according to ability, from
$3.50 day and upward; that no
foreigner be appointed collector
of customs; that officials receiving
more than $3.50 3 day he prohibited
from holding more than one Office !;
that hospital be erected in the dis
trict. Committee on miscellaneous
| petitions.
Rep. Kanealii, that n courthouse
and lookup be erected at kipahulu.
Public lands committee. From
Hama, that the district shall not be
divided in two, because there is no
suitable person to appoint as Sec
ond magistrate, the present justice
makes circuit of the district, there
is no necessity for the change, there
are only 800 people living in the
| proposed new district, scarcely any
cases come up in that part of the
district, and the change would make
a wholly unnecessary expense. Lait
on the table to be considered Will
the bill.
Rep. Kamai, from Hamakualoa
that plants on public lands be fret
to people for their own private use
Public lands committee. That th,
law which taxes children when /;
years of age be amended. (Inter
preter-There is no such law
taxes them at ~ Referred t.
Minister of Finance.
Noble CornwelI, from Waikapu
that the two terms of court be hell
at Wailuku. Judiciary committee
That $4,000 be appropriated for tw'
bridges between Waikapu and Maa
laea. Minister of interior.
Noble Muller, from Honolulu, t
prohibit the granting of licenses Il
Chinese to keep for hire horses, car
riages, etc. Judiciary committee
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Brown read the report o
the committee on the Dipsomania
bill, recommending changes wit
which the bill should pass. Ac
cepted, and the amended bill or
dercd to be printed.
Several committees were granite,
further time.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Brown read y first time b,
title his bill to grant q franchise I
the Hawaiian Gas Company.
The same member gave notice q
a bill to repeal sections ll2 to l45
inclusive, of the Civil Code.
Rep. Marques read first time hi
bill to amend the homestead law.
Rep. Richard gave notice of
bill to authorize the Government t
purchase a suitable vessel for carry
ing lepers from different ports c
the Kingdom.
The same member presented a re
solution to the same effect, whic
was laid on the table to be consit
cred with the bill.
Rep. Paehaole read a first tim
his bill to provide Police JustiC
for Molokai.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of bill To preveI
) counterfeiting OF foreign postag
stamps. Passed.
Third reading of the three bill
amending the Postal Savings Ban
law. All passed.
) Second reading of bill to abols
the claims of konohillis to the col
troll of sea fish or fisheries, and
authorize the Government to dete
mine upon the compensation TO !
made in such cases.
= Rep. Brown said this bill made
: radical change, il struck deeply
vested rights, and its passas
=, would involve a large expenditu
: of money. He therefore moved
=, he rpfarra1 IN q snnciaI pommiltn