The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-26
THE LEGISLATURE.
NINETY SEVENTH DAY.
MONDAY, Sept. 26, 1892.
Morning Session.

char. Minutes OF the previous meet
ing were then read and approved.
The following petitions were pre-
sented and referred:
BY Rep. Smith from school chill
dren at Kilauea, Kauai, that one w.
Muller be removed from his position
as teacher at that place. To Com
mittee on Education
BY the same member from resi-
dents of Koolauloa, Oahu, that the
Lottery Bill do not pass. Tabled
for bill.
The following reports from stand
ing committees were presented:
BY Rep. Smith from the Judiciary
COMMITTEES: |, On Bill 81, ITO better
define and declare the practice in
trials by jury" The committee re-
commend that the bill pass with
amendments proposed by them. Re
port tabled for bill 2, On Bill 1854,
"to define the order of challenging
jurors in civil and criminal cases."
The committee say that the provi-
sions of this bill are identical with
section of Bill 81 which the commit
tee recommend to pass. They there
fore recommend that the Bill 164 be
tabled. Report adopted.
On Sections 62, SO, GA and 65 of
Bill relating to internal taxes, the
same member presented report
from the same Committee in which
they recommend that certain amend
ed sections which they present be
adopted in place of the original
ones. Rep. Ashford of the Commit
tee concurs if the Bill should pass
but did not consider the Bill neces-
sary at this time. Report tabled for
consideration of Bill.
From the same Committee, a re-
port was returned on the Bill
"to authorize railroad corpora
tions to mortgage their property and
franchiset to secure their bonds" The
Committee present. substitute bill
which they present but without any
recommendation Report tabled for
Bill.
Rep Kanealii, from the Commit
tee on Miscellaneous Petitions, pre-
sented report on the following
subjects:
l, That the law to mitigate be re-
pealed Table for Bill. 2, That the
merry -go-round be prohibited. Table
for Bill. 3, That no Hawaiian women
be allowed to marry foreigners.
Table. 4, For an English school at
Naalehu. To Committee on Educa-
ton. 5, That the Minister of the
Interior draft and supply blanks
for labor contracts. Table for Bill
on subject. 6, That the Government
supply storehouses at Punaluu
and Honoipo. To Committee on
Public Lands. Z, That new treaty
of Reciprocity be entered into with
the United States. To table. 8
That planters and mercantile firms
be prohibited from importing goods
from countries without treaty with
Hawaii. To table. 8, That no for.
eigners be appointed to any Govern.
ment Office. To table. 10, That only
Hawaiians be appointed to offices
under the Government. To table
IL, That heads of Government De
partments be prohibited from hold
ing two Offices. To table. II, THAI
the people elect all Government
officials. To table. ID, That Ha
waiian women be prohibited tt
marry foreigners. To table. IA
That Hawaiian schools be establish
ed on various islands. Indefinit,
postponement. Is, That children b.
. allowed to attend schools until the,
become married. To table. 1e
That Hawaiians be prohibited t.
sell their lands to foreigners. II
table. II, That no mortgages be de
clared legal unless both parties b.
Hawaiians. Indefinite postponement
Is, That Hawaiians be prohibited
from selling their lands to foreign
ers. To table. 10, That the Gov
. eminent sell lands only to Hawaii
ans. To table. 20, That the Gov
eminent appropriate money to bu
in lands now mortgaged and belong
| ing to native Hawaiians. To table
, II, That the Government. no longe
pay salary to the physician at Ka
lawao, Moiokai, but instead pay hiI
S15 for each case cured by him a
> that place. To Sanitary Committee
%, That all lepers reported as cure
= at the leper settlement be Above
to go to their homes. To Sanitar
: Committee. %, That new Const
Z tuition be granted. To table for bill
25, That Hawaiian women be prob
u bited from marrying with foreigner
To table. rs, That bridge b
t erected at Kula, Maui. To Con
t mittee on Public Lands. II, Tha
. the taxes of people having childre
h attending school be remitted L
}, table. %, That native kahunas !
+ permitted to practice medicin
g Tabled for Bill.
o On motion the report was adopte,
Q Rep. Smith, from the Sanital
g Committee, presented a report rel
o tive to the resolution instructor
them to hold conference with med
b cal gentlemen and with reference
measures to be taken to prevent ii
% introduction of cholera. The Con
n mittee say that they had meetiI
- on the 24th inst. The medical ge
l. tlemen present unanimously adv
Gated the proposition that all por
, of entry of the Kingdom should
- closed and no vessels from foreis
- ports be permitted to enter any pc
= of the Kingdom other than Hon
II lulu, so long as cholera exists in &
" United States; that all vessels ARR
ing at other ports should be requir
a. to come to Honolulu and submit
IN the regulations of the Board