The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-26
THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY FOURTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Aug. 2G.
The House opened at 10 O'Clock.
RrroRTs OF COMMITTEES.

that since the road was built the
Government road his been abandon
ed, not only because it is not car
riage road, hut because it is unsafe
for travel. The new road from lllea
TO Pahala partly built will connect
with this road to the volcano, and
the committee recommend that SlO,
600 be inserted in the Appropriation
Bill TO buy the road.
Rep. Waipuilani moved that the
report be laid on the table. lie had
seen the contract between Peter Lee
and the Inter-Island Steamship Co.,
in winch Lee gives the company the
exclusive use of the road for fifteen
years.
Rep. Kalua moved the report he
adopted.
Rep. Nawahi that it be laid on
the table to be considered with the
Appropriation Bill.
Laid on the table.
Rep. Kalua presented the report
of the special committee on the item
of SO, 900 for education of Hawaiian
youth abroad. They are of opinion
that young Hawaiians should not be
sent abroad until they havc gradu-.
ated from one of the higher schools
at home, such as Oahu College, st.
Louis College, Lahainalnna, and
the Royal School, and then those
that show the most proficiency
should be sent abroad to learn Il
profession. They recommend the
item pass. Laid on the table to be
considered with the Appropriation
Bill.
Rep. Kalua presented the report
| of the select committee on the item
for the return of INDECENT Hawaiians
from abroad. They consider a
larger item should be passed and
recommend $1,000. Laid on the ia
BILE to be considered with the Appro-
priation Bill.
Minister Brown, in the absence of
the Minister Of the Interior, pre-
sented an answer TO the question of
Rep. Waipuilani, rs to whether the
President of the Board Of Health
refused certificates of health to pu-
pills attending st. Louis College. 1t
is no part of the duties of the Presi-
dent of the Board of Health to grant
such certificates. He has never been
asked and consequently has never
refused to grant the certificates in
question. When Government ply
stefan he was instructed by the
Board that it was not part Of his du-
ties to examine pupils of private
schools, as they had all had attend
ing physicians, but it was left to his
discretion. He adhered to this rule
with the sole exception of st. Louis
College. OF those he examined q
large number and held himself in
readiness to examine the remainder
upon application. The old rule OF
the Board in this regard has been
rescinded.
Rep. Marques read a lengthy re-
port of the select committee on the
school items. They make recon-.
mendatlons similar to those of the
standing committee on education
regarding the pay of teachers. The
recommendation of the late Minister
of Finance (Mr. Damon) that school
expenditures be made through the
treasury is approved. Independent
schools fill gap and their being
helped is approved providing thai
the help is apportioRed fairly and
Justly, which would be according tc
the number of scholars. They quote
figures to show that st. Louis Col.
lege has not been treated ON ar
equality with other Independent
schools in this regard.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved thai
the report be printed.
Interpretation had better ge
the Hawaiian version revised before
printing it.
Rep. Marques approved of The
motion on account OF the very in
teresting table furnished by thu
Board of Education. He would
move it be laid on the table to bt
considered with the Appropriation
Bill and then referred to the print
ing committee.
Laid on the table to be consider
ed with the Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Cummings reported from
the printing committee several print
ed bills.
Rep. Kalua presented the repor
of the judiciary committee on reso
luton of Noble Pua to pay Wons
Chong Sam $848.25 for fixing
road from King street, finding tn
claim correct and recommending
that the resolution be considered
, with the Appropriation Bill
! Adopted.
Noble Muller presented the re
. port of the commerce committee OIL
the bill to amend section 65, Civil
Code, relating to auction licenses
recommending that the bill pas
with amendments submitted. Lai'
on the table to be considered will
the bill.
: RESOLUTIONS.
| Rep. Richard presented resolu
! tion that whereas the Oahu Railwa,
bill contains certain obligatory con
ditions upon this Government tina
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