The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-04
THU LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH DAY.
SATURDAY, June 4.
Morning srss On.

IN the chair. Prayer by the Chap
lain, after which the minutes were
read in English and Hawaiian by the
Secretary and the Interpreter. On
motion they were approved as read.
Rep. Nawahi presented the follow
ing pettions { y that the law relat-
ing TO compulsory vaccination he re-
pealed, (2) that the law relating to
the segregation of lcpers be repeal
ed. Both petitions were laid on the
table to be considered with bills on
the subjects; (3) that the property
qualifications of voters for Noble be
removed. To Judiciary Committee.
(4) That persons afflicted with lep-
rosy, or suspected, be treated medi.
cally for one or two years before be-
ing sent to the Leper Settlement. To
Sanitary Committee. (5) That the
sum of 81 900 be inserted in Appro-
priation Bill for the purpose of i'm
proving roads in Puma. Laid on
table to be considered with the APP
preparation Bill.
Reports of Standing committees be-
ing in order, Noble Williams from the
Printing Committee reported the
Appropriation Bill and Bills Nos IL,
IL and Is printed and ready for dis
tribution.
Noble Walbridge from the Enroll
ment Committee reported Bill No. 2
engrossed and in the hands Of the
Secretary.
From Select Committees, the Min
lister of the Interior reported on a
petition relative to q claim of $500
for road damages, from resident of
Kona, and the committee asked for
further time, which was granted.
Rep. Kapahu offered resolution
to the effect that select committee
of three be appointed to examine into
the transactions in opium in the Ha-
waiian Customs Department. An
examination by him of the report of
the Collector. General had failed to
present q single grain of opium.
Rep. Ashford was in favor of the
resolution, but amended to make the
number of the committee five. He
said that he had received creditable
information that on late occasion
an offer of $3.50 per tin for lot to
be sold was ignored and the price of
$3.50 received. He had information
from one officer who had turned in
over 400 tins that the said officer
was unable to receive either state
ment or cash for his share in the
transactions. After some little
further argument the resolution as
amended was adopted and the Presi.
dent appointed Reps. Kapahu, Wai-
puilani and Ashford, and Mobiles
Marsden and Walbridge, as members
of said committee.
Minister Widemann read for the
first time bill relating TO the Hawai-
ian Postal Savings Bank. He also
gave notice of bill to amend Chap.
Is of the Session Laws of 1873 re.
lating to duties on merchandise.
Rep. Kanealii offered a resolution
that the sum OF $4,000 be inserted II
the Appropriation Bill for the con
struction of road from Mukaweil
to Kahului on the Island of Maui
To be considered with Appropriations
Bill.
Rep. Kamauoha gave notice Of bill
to amend Section 81 of the Civil
Code relating to store licenses. The
same member offered resolution
that Minister Parker as a member OF
the Board of Health notify the Presi
dent and other members of the BoarC
of Health that it was the opinion o.
the House that all of the leper sus
be kept poets at the Receivign Station
at Kalihi until after the passage o.
the Appropriation Bill and that Mr.
w. Lowell be allowed access and at
tempt TO cure the people without
hindrance from the Board, and tina
he report his success in one month
After lengthy debate partaken il
by Reps. Nawahi, White, Smith, No
bles Neumapn, Ena and Minister
Parker, the resolution was referred
to the Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Smith gave notice of bill t
provide for the codification of th'
penal laws OF the hingdom.
Rep. Kapahu gave notice of bill y
amend Sec. 1885 of the Civil Cod
relating TO executions and proceed
ings therein. Also read for the frs
time bill relating to the licensin:
of tailor shops.
Rep. Aki gave notice of bill L,
repeal Chapter 81 of the Penal Cod
relative 10 the law to mitigate tn,
evils, etc., arising from prostitution
Rep. White offered resolution
that the sum of $4,000 be appro
priated to construct road from La
haina TO Maalaea Bay. Laid on labl
for Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Waipuilani offered resolu
ton that the Appropriation Bill b
: made the Order of the Day for Mon
; days, Wednesdays and Fridays
Adopted.
Noble Macfarlane gave notice o
: bill TO reenact the law relative to til
settlement of boundaries.
: Minister Parker asked tor and wa
> granted further time in which t
. answer the questions of Rep. Bush i