The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-11
TIIE LEGISLATURE.
THIRTY SIXTH DAT.
MONDAY, July II, 1892.
Nnrning SrS~tun.

Prayers we're had at 10 o'c'ock
Sharp, Pres drui Walker in the chair.
At lO:l2 Il Quprum being present tie
mluuJ , ut ,hcprrviru, meeting were
rrud hy Clerk Mecca hy aud Ialvr-
Wcrr WlIcuN Mluul,5 were ap.
PROV Il as rcai.
Rep. a. liorn.r. the uewIy-rlccted
Representative from the dit iut Of
y. lilo, presented ii ; ere ten ials To
the Ju iiclary Com uiL1vc.
The following petitions were pre-.
sented and deferred:
BY Rep. KamauOha that the pre-
sent Board of Health be removed
and new Board of Health be elect
ed by the people. Tabled for con-
sideration with a bill on the subject.
BY Rep. Kanealii (D that Queen
street be extended to Kalia. (2)
That water pipes be laid along said
extension. Referred TO Committee
on Public Lands.
Noble Wabridge from PIG tax
payers OF Wailuku that $4,000 be ap-
proprlated for the construction of a
new road from kahului to Makeala
'inside Of the first row of sand
hills" To Committee on Public
Lands.
Noble Neumann from residents at
the Lepor Settlement, Mookai, that
II. w. Meyer be kept in office as
superintendent of the settlement and
that w. ii. Tell be removed. To
special Committee on Molokai settle
menL.
Rep. Bipikane from Honolulu, that
certain persons al Kalihi be detained
there TOR medical treatment. To
Sanitary Committee.
By Rep. Kamauoha CD that Mr..
Mr.. Lowell be appointed as Govern
ment physician. CD That Mr.. Lowell
be allowed to treat patients at Kali
hi hospital.
BY Rep. Koahou from Central Hi
10, CD that new Road Board be
appointed for that district. CD That
those serving on coroner's juries be
paid. To Committee on Miscella-
neous Subjects.
BY Noble Pua from Maui that
$500 be appropriated for the repair
ing of wharf at Kuau. To Com
mittee on Public Lands.
BY Rep. Akina from Waimea that
an old road be opened between Wal
mea and Mana. To Committee on
Public Lands.
BY Rep kaunamano from South
kohala: CD That Government offices
be more evenly distributed between
Hawaiians and foreigners. To Com
mittee on Finance. (2) That the
Postmaster eneral be instructed To
open a Money Order Office at Hawai-
haze. To the Minister of Finance
! (3) That Hawaians having five OF
more children he exempted from
taxes. To Judiciary Committee,
(4) That the law relating to compul,
sorry vaccination be repealed. Tc
Sanitary Committee. co That al
Hawaiian school be established al
Kawaihae. (6) That the pay OF
teachers of native schools be in
creased. Both petitions referred tc
the Committee on Education. ca
That native Hawaiians be allowed tC
practice medicine and that relative:
of lepers be allowed to take care OF
them. To Sanitary Committee. Is,
That Hawaiians be allowed to take
up homesteads on Crown lands. L,
Committee on Public Lands. The
sane member presented from Til,
district of Hamakua petitions q,
That Hamakua be divided into two
judicial districts. (2) That an Ha
waiian Board of Health be estab
lished. (3) That the rights of thu
Government in certain lands in the
district be examined into. (4) Tina
native Hawaiians be allowed to tax,
up homcsteads on Crown Lands. @,
That native Hawaiians be allowed Il
distill spirituous liquors. (6) Tha
the Government make no cessions o
territory in any treaty. ID That {
National Bank be established. 6,
That all restrictions be taken off o
incoming labOrers. (9) That native
Hawaiians educated in English schools
be engaged as teachers. (l0) Tina
the Hawaiian version of the laws b,
made binding. All referred to the
Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects
BY Rep. Nahinu from Molokai
CD That an appropriation of $1,000
be made for improving the whar
at Pukoo, (2) That $1,000 ~
appropriated for repairs to roads OF
MOlOkai. To Committee on Pubic
Lands.
BY Rep. Kamauoha from Honoll
lu that Mr.. Lowell be appointed a,
Government physician. CD That Ii,
be appointed the physician at thu
Receiving Station at Kalihi. II
Sanitary Committee.
BY Rep. $, X. Pua from resident
at IwiIei that $1,000 be appropriated
for laying water pipes in that dis
trict. To Committee on Publ,
Lands.
Noble Neumann from the judiciary
| Committee reported that the creden
tials of Rep. Albert Horner, as Req
reser tative elect from the district o
North IIilo, were in proper form ant
they recommended that he be sworl
in. Report approved. His Homo