The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-22
THE LEGISLATURE
FORTY-SIXTH DAY.

FRIDAY, July %, 1892.
Morning session.

The Assembly convened at 10
O'Clock. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Noble Williams IRON the Printing
Committee reported Bill ll5 printed
and the same was distributed.
Rep. Kanculh from the Committee
on various petitions and recommend
ed as follows:
Presented by Rep. Waipuilani:
CD That Pearl Harbor be not ceded.
To table. CD That contract laborers
be not imprisoned. Table for bill.
(3) To abolish office of tax assessor.
Table for bill.
Presented by Rep. Kaunamano:
% That Hamakua be divided into 2
districts. Tabled for bill. (2) TO
establish an Hawaiian Board of
Health. Tabled for bill. (3) That
the Government ascertain its rights
in the Ahupuaa of Kenoma. To
Committee on Public Lands. (4)
That Hawaiians be allowed home
steads on Crown Lands. To Com
missoners of Crown Lands. (5)
That Hawaians be allowed to distil
spirtuous liquors. Tabled for bill.
(6) That new treaties be entered
into. indefinitely postponed. 90
That National Bank be established.
Referred to Special Committee. (S)
hnt of of Inh ~
restricted. Tabled. That positions
as school teachers be given to native
Hawaiians. Tabled. CO.. That the
Hawaiian be the official language.
Indefinitely postponed.
By Rep. Kapahu: ~ Relating
to circuit court at Kau. Tabled.
(2) That the Government appoint 3
assistant physicians for the district
of Kau. To Board OF Health, (S
That native Hawaiians be allowed to
practice medicine. Tabled. az
That the district of Kau be divided
into judicial districts and that 2
deputy sherffs be appointed there
for. Tabled.
By Rep Koahou: (D That $10,-
600 be paid the Onomea Sugar Co.
for wharf. To Public Lands. (2)
That salaries of Government en-
ployees be taxed. Indefinitely post
poned. go That the Government
pension old employees. Tabled for
bill. (4) That DIR. Williams bill
for medical attendance be paid.
Tabled.
By Rep. Ioseps: CD To con-
struct landing at Nuu, Kaupo,
Maui. To Public Lands. ~ That
police magistrates be created for
the district of Kaupo. To Special
Committee on Police. (3) That a
deputy sheriff be appointed for Kipa-
hulu. To Committee on Police. (4)
That bounty be paid to parents of
five or more children. Indefinitely
postponed. (5) That no territory
be coded or that any portion of Ha-
wall be annexed. To table. CO
That new Constitution be framed.
Tabled for bill.
BY Rep. Robert Wilcox: CD
That treaty to extend commercial
relations be entered into. Tabled.
'(2) That National Bank be estab-
lished. Consider with bill.
Noble J. III. Homer presented
from the Ways and Means Commit
tee, a report on appropriations for
the Bureaus of Public Works and
Water Works as follows:
Salary Superintendent of Water
Works and Clerk of Market, $4,000
Salary of Assistants, $4,000.
Incidentals, $500.
Running expenses of Water Works
$l2,5G1.
Repairs of Reservoirs, $4,000.
General Repairs Of Water Works,
$4,000.
Laupahoehoe Water Works, $50
Koloa Water Works, 5000.
The Committee say further thai
"lhe amount saved to the Govern.
ment by the combining of the Public
Works Bureau with Water Works as
above set forth will be SIT, O3O."
Signed by all members of the com.
mittee. Tabled for consideration
with the Appropriation Bill.
Under suspension of the rules
Rep. Smith reported on bill l01, re.
lative to the establishment of houses
for the making of poi, and to the
effect that the same be tabled. Re
port adopted.
Clerk Mccarthy read answer OF
the President of the Board of Health
to the resolution requiring sta,e,
ment Of the moneys paid out by the
Board. The reply consists entirely
of tabulated statement of salaries
paid to the different Government
physicians, and also account of Other
expenditures made by the Board
On motion the answer was ordered
TO be printed.
AT 1887 the Assembly resolved
into Committee of the Whole, Rep
Bush in the chair, and proceeded
with the consideration of items in til,
Appropriation Bill.
The first item considered was
new item, "the Arrangement and
Preservation of Government Ar
chieves, $4,000" Passed.
Salary of two clerks Receiving
Station, S2SS0.
Rep. Bipikane moved that tn,
item be struck out. Captains of pc
lice could easily do the duties.
Noble j. Nj. Horner did not con
slider it wise economy to cripple tn,