The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-29

lie Lands Committee.
Minister Whiting gave notice OF
bills: Cd Relative To collisions at sea.
(2) To define highways. (3) Relative
to the opening and closing of high
ways.
Noble Pua offered resolution that
$1,000 be appropriated for a bridge
across stream at Niihau. To Pub
lie Lands Committee.
Rep. WaipuiIani offered a resolu.
ton providing for the appropriation
OF various amounts for landings and
wharves in the district of kuna, lla-
vail Committee on Public Lands.
Rep Kapohu presented the follow.
ing questions TO the Attorney. Gener-
al. (D The amount received from
opium and liquor condemned and
sold? (2) Has all the liquors con-
demned been returned to the Gov
ernment2 (3) What has been done
with seizures of liquors ilicitly dis.
titled? (4 Have Deputy Sheriffs
the right to take alcohol away from
persons taking photographs!
Rep. Kamauoha gave notice of
bill instructing teachers in primary
schools to send their pupils to Sunday
schools.
Rep. White gave notice of a bill to
mitigate the evils arising from pros
titution.
Noble Pua offered resolution that
$4,000 be appropriated for wharf AT
Kaunakakai, Molokai. TO Public
Lands Committee.
Rep. Akina gave notice of bills,
Q) to reorganize the internal police;
(2) to amend Sec. |, Chap. nc. of
the Penal Code. Also, resolution
that $1,000 be appropriated for the ex-
tension of landing at Waimea,
Kauai. Referred to Public Lands
Committee. Also, read for the first
time bill to levy tax upon salaries
of Government employees.
Noble Thurston from the Commit
tee on Public Lands read a report
relative to resolution asking for an
appropriation of $4,000 for an arte-
sian well at Hoolehua, Moloka. The
committee refer to the failure at
Kamalo in 1885, and consider "the
amount asked for could be spent
with more advantage to the public in
some other manner and that, for the
present, at least, the investigation
for water on Molokai should be left
to the owners of the lands to be
benefited thereby" Signed by all
the members of the committee. On
motion the report was adopted.
Rep. Koahou gave notice of bill
to provide for the teaching of Eng
lish and Hawaiian in all primary
schools.
Rep. Kapahu gave notice of bill
TO strictly forbid the obtaining OF
Government office by any person,
employee or proprietor in manufar
turing sugar.
Rep. NahInu gave notice of bills
CD 10 authorize the Representatives
to engage in new industries during
their term of office. CD TO Regulate
the salaries of the postmasters and
mail-carriers on Molokai. (3) To
define the duties of the Off 'crs,
(Secretary, Sergeant at Arms, Mes
senger and Janitor) of the Assem-.
bly,. (G TO regulate the sale OF
kuleanas belonging to kamaainas at
the Lepper Settlement. 90 Regulate
steamer trips between Molokai and
Honolulu.
Rep. Kaunamano offered resolu-
lions that, CD $1,000 be appropriated
for a wharf at South Kohala, Hawaii :;
CD $500 for road at South kohaIa.
Both referred to Committee on Public
Lands. Also, notice of bill, CD to
transfer duties of Fence Commits
sioners, etc. to police Justices; (2)
to license the sale of jerked beef
(3) to encourage the erection and
extension Of telephone lines; (4 TO
encourage the manufacture Of jams,
jellies and fruit syrups; (j) to auth
! oriZe the Minister of Interior to regu-
late the use of landings owned by
the Government; (6) To amend the
law relative to appeals from Circuit
Courts.
AT ll:2S the Order of the Day
was moved and Rep. Kamauoha was
appointed to the chair, the A sembly
resolving into Committee of the
Whole to consider the Appropriation
Bill.
The "Postal Bureau" was still be-
fore the Committee and Noble Will
Jams moved that the first item
SALARY of Postmaster-General, "
passed at Sc, 500 at the previous sit
ting, which action, although APP
proved by the House, was reconsid-
cred yesterday, now pass at 81, 900.
Argument was commenced and
continued, for and against the reduc-
ton, until 1904, at which hour the
Assembly, on motion of Rep. Robert
Wilcox, took recess until ;3C
o'clock.
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