The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-12
The LEGISLATURE
ILL. e-een Day.

be suspended so that the Judiciary
Committee be allowed to examine the I
credentials of Rep. Homer, Of North |
Hilo.
The President remarked that no sus- |
pension Of the rules was required.
PETITIONS.
Rep. Kamauoha presented petit
ton from Honolulu praying that the
President of the Board OF Health be
removed and new President of the
Board Of Health he appointed.
Noble Pua moved it be laid OH the
table to be considered with bill. Car
ried.
Rep. Kanealii presented petition
from Honolulu, containing twenty
nine names, praying that Queen
street be extended to Kalia. Referred
to Public Lands Committee.
The same member presented petit
lion, also with twenty-nine names,
asking that waterpipes be laid on ex-
tension of Queen street. Referred 10
Public Lands Committee.
Noble Walbridge presented a petit
ton from Waikiki praying that $1,000
be inserted in the Appropriation bill
for constructing road from Kahului
to Makawela inside of the present
road near the sand hills. Referred TO
Committee on Public Lands and In
tsrnal Improvements.
Noble Neumann presented a petit
ton from q committee or IeperS on
Mookai praying ~ That Mr.. r. w.
Meyer be continued and kept as Agent
of the Board OF Health; ~ That Mr..
w. II. Tell be removed for these rea-
sons /. That he allowed several peo-
pie to visit their friends at the Leper
Settlement; 2. That he forged the
names of 500 and more lepers on a
petition to removed Mr.. r. w. Meyer;
3. For not paying kokuas for their
services. Referred to the Molokai
Committee.
Rep. Bipikane presented a petition
from Honolulu praying that certain
leper suspects be retained at Kalihi
for the purpose of receiving medical
treatment from Mr.. Lowell. Referred
to Sanitary Committee. 4
Rep. Kamauoha presented a peti-
ton from Kohala praying IL That
DR.. Lowell be appointed Government
physician at Honolulu; and (2B That
he be allowed to treat lepers at Ka-
lihi. Referred to Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Koahou presented petition
from Central HiIo asking that ~ A
new Road Board be appointed for that
district; (2) That persons acting as
coroners be paid for services. Referred
to Committee on Miscellaneous Petit
tons.
Noble Pua presented a petition from
Makawao, of twenty two names, pray
ing that $500 be appropriated for re-
pairing the wharf at Kuau, Maui. Re-
ferred to Government Lands Conn
mittee.
Rep. Akina, from Waimea, Kauai,
presented petition asking that the
old road on the beach at Waimea be
opened to Mana Referred to Public
Lands Committee.
Rep. Kaunamano presented the fol-
lowing petitions from South Kohala:
~ containing fifty names, pray
ing that the appointment Of Gov
eminent officers be evenly distributed
between foreigners and Hawaiians.
Referred to Finance Committee. ~
A petition, with fifty names, requir-
ing that the Postmaster-Ge General open
Postal Money Order service at ka-
waihae. Referred to the Minister OF
Finance. (S) A petition praying that
parents having five or more children
be exempt from taxes. Referred to
Judiciary Committee. (4) A petition,
with fifty names, praying that the
Act on compulsory vaccination be re-
pealed. Referred to Sanitary Com
mittee. (5) A petition praying that
q Hawaiian school be established al
Kawaihae, and also that the pay Of
native teachers be increased. Ee-
ferred to Educational Committee. (6
A petition praying that native Ha.
waiians be allowed to practice medi
cine, and also that kokuas be allowed
as help to lepers. Referred to SAM
tary Committee. 90 A petition ask.
ing that native Hawaiians be allowed
TO own homesteads on Government
lands. Referred to Public Lands Com.
mittee. (8) A petition from Hamakus
praying that Hamakua be divided
into two judicial districts; that Ha
waiian Board of Health be estab.
lished; that the Government ascertain
its rights in the ahupuaa of Kemano
that natives be given homesteads from
Crown lands; that natives be allowed
to distil spirituous liquors; that the
Government be allowed to make
treaties with foreign countries, bu
that no privilege be given of coaline
stations; that the Government estab
lish a national bank; that laborers bt
introduced into the country without
any restrictions; that educated native
Hawaiians be appointed school teach
ers in Government schools; and tina
the Hawaiian language be made bind
ing. All referred to Committee or
Miscellaneous Petitions.
Rep. Nahum presented petition
frem Malokai, containing fifty names
praying that $1,000 be appropriated fol
improving the landing at Pukoo; also
that the sum OF $1,000 be appropriated
for the road from Halawa to Kalae
Molokai. Referred to Public Land!
Committee.
Rep. Kamauoha presented a peti
ton from Honolulu, asking that Mr.
Lowell be made Government physi
clan, and also visiting physician t
Kalihi Receiving Station. Referred
to Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Pua presented petition from
Iwiiei, praying that 5000 be appro
priated for laying water pipes at tha
place. Referred to Public Lands Com
mittee.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Noble Neumann from the Judiciar,
rendered the following report O
that committee on Rep. Alder
Horner's credentials: The commit
tee TO whom was referred the
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