The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-10
THE LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY.


PETITIONS.
Rep. Kaneaii, FROM Kau, for The
establishment of All English school
at Pau in that district. Education
committee.
Rep. Waipui!ani. from Kono. that
North and South KoLa I've made two
separate election districts. That the
law relating to the sale of salt beef
be repealed. That the duty on cof-
fee be raised to six cents pound.
That licenses for the sale of salt
salmon be placed at $40. That
the number of judges of the
Supreme Court be increased.
Ali laid on table to be considered
with bills on their respective sub
jects.
Noble Pua, from Honolulu, that
wharf laborers be paid 81 day and
So a night. Committee Oh COM
nerce.
The same member was allowed,
under suspension of the rules, TO
read petition having SO many
| prayers that they could not be con-
veniently endorsed on the paper.
The petition prayed that the police
force of the city be increased to
500 including the military; that u
law be enacted requiring all males
in the kingdom between the years of
10 and 40 years of age, to do mill
tary duty; that the Government
erect hospitals on each island that
the law relating to vaccination be
repealed; that the law authorizing
the arrest of persons suspected of
leprosy be repealed; that there be
no restrictions on any person prac-
Using medicine with the object of
curing leprosy; that the Govern
ment establish medical college in
this kingdom for native Hawalians;
that the number OF judges of the
Supreme Court be reduced to three
that the Legislature make lawyers
licensed to practise in District
Courts do their duty by their eli
ents; that the Government give
pieces of government lands to native
Hawaiians either by sale or lease !;
that the Legislature apportion the
pay of police; that the Government
request Makalua to return to this
country and teach native uawaiians
the art of medicine; that medical
books be translated into the native
language; that all doctors under
the Board of Health be dismissed /;
that all books used in the schools be
translated into Hawaiian that the
law placing restrictions on the right
TO vote be repealed, and that Chinese
be allowed TO vote. Committee OIL
miscellaneous petitions.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
!. Noble Mccarthy presented the
unanimous report of The military
committee on the following items il
| the Appropriation Bill: King
/ Guards, $35 600; bands, flags, ano
salutes, $4,000; Aid to volunteer
military companies, $4,000; Ole
account A. w. Herring-uniform'
+ 5000 sd, interest $l4l.46, tota
n piOO' hc COlDLuitIee TecOunCtu
. ed the items pass as follows: King
+ guards, S62, 900; Band, flags, ant
sslutes, $4,000; Aid to vountee
military companies, $500; Old nc
{ count A. w. Herring, $3.50.
Laid on table, on motion of Nobl
Baldwin, TO be considered with TIN
Appropriation Bill.
J, RESOLUTIONS.
n Rep. Kamai $500, for building
a schoolhouse at Walluanui, Koolau
q Maui. Tabled. That the commit
o tee to visit the leper settlement b.
a authorized to return to their home
Il people who have not got leprosy
n and that they examine people sen
q there by the Board of Health, ant
that the Government be forbidden
to send any more people there Will
= the Legislature is sitting. Referred
on the movers motion, to sanitar,
committee.