The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-02
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTY FOURTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Aug. 2, 1892.
Morning Session.

lrdyer ny lne Sndpldll' Minutes
read and approved.
The following petitions were pre-
sented and referred:
By Rep. Smith from Waimca, Kau
al, that Waimea instead of Maka-
well be made port of entry. To
| Committee on Commerce.
By Rep. A. S. Wilcox from Hama
ei,Kauai, that schoolhouse be built
at Kilauea, Kauai To Committee
on Education.
BY Rep. S. X. Pua from the dis
trict of Honolulu, that $1,000 be APP
propriated so that the Police Station
be provided with bell to be rung
at night. To Committee on Public
Lands.
The same member also presented
the following petitions: O That the
law to mitigate be repealed. (2)
That the merry -go-round be prohi
bited. (3) That native women be
prohibited from marrying foreigners.
To Committee on Miscellaneous
Petitions. (D That the Board of
Health be abolished. To Sanitary
Committee.
By Rep. w. G. Wilder from so
Chinese merchants of Honolulu and
presenting that said petitioners are
engaged in trade in Honolulu, that
they are of Chinese nationality and
that many of them are naturalized
subjects. That there is a bill now
before the Legislature numbered 33A
relating to duties. "That they note
with serious apprehension several OF
the proposals contained in said bill
and which if passed into law would
J injuriously affect the business inter
ests of your petitioners and of all
other dealers in Chinese goods
throughout the Kingdom" y
, Therefore the petitioners pray that
said bill in so far as it threatens in
Jury to the bushes of Chinese mer
chants and employers of Chimes,
labor may not pass or become a law
On motion the petition was tableo
5 for consideration with the Bill.
. Rep. Aki presented petition o
somewhat like nature and it als'
was tabled.
e Noble Williams presented peti
q ton from citizens of Honolulu tina
e necessary legislation be carried on
y to ensure to Honolulu sutficien
y. supply of pure water at all period
for all necessary purposes.
:, On motion the petition was re
"a ferred to special committee to con
% sist of nine members.
. By Rep. Waipuilani, that an Eng
e lish school be established at Kala
wac, Molokai. To Education Con
Df mittee.
1t By Rep. Kamauoha, from resident
W of Kohala, Hawaii, that new Cor
Of stitution be granted, To Constitr
S tional Committee.
By Rep. Iosepa, from Honolulu
m that an electric light be placed a
# the entrance to Printers Lane, He
We nolulu. To Committee on Publ
as Lands.
ar By Rep. Akina, from Waimei
ar Kauai, that the sale of opium b
licensed. To Opium Committee NJ
|. (2) That Hawaiian women b
III prohibited from marrying foreigner
% To Judiciary Committee.
- Noble Neumann as chairman {
g the Judiciary Committee, objecte
j" to the reference to his committee
"a they were perfectly willing to assi'
the House by assuming charge ,
I'd the most nonsensical papers pr
IN sented but this one was too ride,
r. lous. The idea of making law
1t. prohibit Hawaiian women frol
ks marrying foreigners was most al
ed surd. He was married himself bl
there was no telling what migl
70 happen. Uaughter.) He move
or that it be referred to the Tempe
wv ance Committee. Uaughter)
r. The President ordered the pet
n ton to be referred to the Judicial
&C. Committee.
Rep. Kamauoha presented anot
- er petition from Kohala, for ne
~ Constitution. Referred to the Co
~ stitutional Committee.
- Noble Williams from the Printil
', Committee reported number
W Bills printed and ready for distrib
10 ton.
Rep. Kanealii from the Commit
on Miscellaneous Petitions report,
u upon various petitions and with v
S. rious recommendations Repo
M was adopted
W Noble Neumann from the Judi
!, AIRY Committee presented report