The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-01

S4UUO 10 open new rOau from tHU
west side of kukuihaele to the bot
tom Of Waipio Valley. Public lands
committee.
Noble ". Y, IIorner, from Lalia-
ina, 20 names, for the following APP
preparations: $4,000 to repair wharf
and breakwater, and deepen channel
at Lahaina; 5000 TO repair market
house and flagstaff at Lahaina 1;
$4,000 TO make wagon road from
Olowalu TO connect with the new
mountain road leading 10 Wailuku,
and for repairing roads and bridges
in Lahaina road district. Public
lands committee.
Noble Pua, from Honolulu, that
lunatics in the Asylum be not made
TO perform any labor Sanitary
committee. That coroner's jurors
be paid 81 day and 81 for a yer-
dict. Laid on table to be consider
ed with any bill on the subject.
Noble Walbrdge, from Kabului,
81 names, that the Legislature take
action to furnish that place with
water. Laid un table to be consid-
cred with any hill on the subject.
Rep. A. 5. Wilcox, from A lepers
and 60 non-lepers at Kalalau Kauai,
that the lepers be allowed TO stay
there, and provision he made for
their maintenance. Sanitary COM
mittec. From Hanalei, CO names,
that Kalalau be set apart for lepers
of Kauai and Niihau. Sanitary
committee. Frem same place, 4G
names, that provision be made for
bridges or ferries on the kalihiwai,
IIanalei, Lumahai, and Waineha
rivers. Public lands COMMITTEES.
Rep. Kahookano, from Kolala,
that the pay of police in the district
be increased, and that the number
of police he increased. Judiciary
committee.
Rep. Kanealii, from kslawao and
Kalaupapa, that the leper laws OF
1865 and 1888 he repealed. Sanitary
committee. From Kaupo, that q
liquor license be granted for that
place, and its price made 500 owing
to the small number of residents
Judiciary committee. From Kaa
napali, that all Government lands bt
leased to native Hawaiians. Public
lands committee. From Hama, tha
leprosy contracted by either party
be ground of annul!ing marriage
Laid on table to be considered will
the bill on subject.
REPORTS.
Noble Mccarthy presented th
report of the military committee Oh
the answer of ex-Minister Austin t.
question of Rep. r. w. Wilcox, OF
the removal of Co. B, Honolulu
Rifles, from the Government Armory
The committee found that the Gov
ernment had not been put to an
additional expense by the removal
and believed that the company ha
right to move.
Rep. kalua moved the report b
returned to the committee. Ii mil
tary companies were given sue
liberties there was constant dange
Of revolution.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox agreed wit
the mover. According to that re
port anybody could get up a CON
pany, which could plant itself i
any part Of the city. Thus troubl
might arise and the city be reduce
to ashes. He was informed tbs
Mr.. Bishop paid the expenses {
Co. b, with the object of dethror
;, ing the King and putting mission
, ary on the throne.
Noble Mccarthy quoted the Mil
tary Act to show that the compan
had acted with entire legality. Fro
! n six years connection with I'll
Honolulu Rifles, he knew their il
and outs, and after a thorough il
vestigation of this matter he W.
convinced there was no polite,
significance in The removal. Viii
. the committee were unanimous
their belief that the money for til
= military might with better advaI
tage be expended on the police, "
so long as the Military Act was NJ
repealed the organizations under
were entitled to all their legal priv
leges. This report was fair an
just md he hoped the House wou
not pass the motion to reject it. e
F., Rep. kalua was not satisfied wi
the statement OF the chairman
committee. The committee we
endorsing tho wrong action of h
. former Minister of Foreign Affair
4, They do not state the reasons of II
= removal in their report. Tho
! arms, ETC.. were Government pro
:. erty, but they were down there in
= private house, and il burned wi
would pay for the loss:
Noble Cornwell, as q member
committee, was afraid the membe
for Honolulu and Wailuku we
. more on the war path than Co.
= Il, or G. This was not final T
' port of committee, but only on q
answer of the late Minister on ii
matter. That company was n
holding secret disloyal meetings Ii
:, those held at Palama short tir
" ago which resulted in the most d
graceful action ever porpetrated
= this country, He did not ca
II whether the company drilled on FL
" street or Beretania street, so long
it kept within the bounds of law.
Rep, Rickard moved the report