The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-23

relating to internal taxes, as printed.
Rep. Kanealii presented six reports
from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Petitions, as follows:
% Concerning Petition 134, intro
duced by Rep. Waipuilani, praying
that the treaty provision giving away
Puuloa be repealed. The committee
recommended it be laid on the table.
~ The bill concerning the stopping
OF further immigration. The commit
tee recommended that it be laid on
the table for consideration with bill.
(3l The bill relating to abolishing the
Office Of assessor-in-chief. The COM
mittee recommended it be tabled for
consideration with Noble Horner's
proposed bill.
Concerning Petition 200, brought in
by Rep. koahou, praying (I) for an
additional Road Board for Central
Hilo, Hawaii. The committee recon-
mended that it be tabled to be con-
sldered with the bill. (2) That coron-
ers be compensated. The committee
recommended that it be tabled for
consideration with the bill
Petition 30, introduced by Rep.
haunamano, praying ~ for two rep
resentatives for the Electoral District
OF Hamakua, Hawaii. Recommended
That 1T be tabled for consideration with
the bill. ~ That a Hawaiian Board
or Health be established. To be laid
on the table for consideration with
the bill. 30 That the Government
investigate It's interest in the ahupuaa
OF Kemaina. Recommended to sub
NIT 1t to the Committee on Public
Lands. az That native Hawaiians
be given several acres of land on
Crown Lands. The committee recon-
mended that the petition be submit
ted to the Commissioner on Crown
Lands, as this House has no right to
NEEDLE with Crown Lands. (5) That
native Hawaiians be allowed to distil
liquor. To be laid on the table for
consideration with the bill. g. That
Hawaii do make treaties with such
countries desiring such, but without
ceding an inch of Hawaiian soil.
Recommended its indefinite postpone
ment. Cd That national bank be
established. Recommended it be laid
on the table for consideration with
Noble j. NJ. Horner's Banking Bill.
~ That immigration be continued.
Laid on the table until the bill comes
up. (0) That educated native Hawai-
ians be given positions as Government
HtIlOOl IGdCllClSs 1dOICb lOl COuSlucI-
alton. (10) That the Hawaiian langu-
age be made binding. Recommended
10 indefinite postponement.
Petition ZIG, presented by Rep. Ka-
pahu, asking: ~ That the Govern
ment physician at Kau, Hawaii,
make regular visits in that district
twice week. Tabled (2) That the
Government appoint three assistant
physicians for the district of Kau, Ha-
wall. Recommended that it be re-
ferred to the Board of Health. (3)
That Government physicians attend
rs soon as possible to those in pilikia.
Tabled. a. That a law be passed reg
ulating the practice of medicine.
Tabled. 81 That Kau be divided into
two judiciary districts. Tabled.
Petition 223, presented by Rep. Koa-
hou, praying: Q) That the Govern
ment pay the Onomea Sugar Planta-
ton $4,000. Referred to Committee
on Public Lands. ~ That tax of %
per cent. be levied on the salary OF
Government employees. Favored in
definite pOstponement. (3) That the
Government pay damages to the rela-
tives of persons killed or injured while
in the execution of their duties.
Tabled for consideration with the bill.
tain sum to DR.. Williams. Tabled.
Petition 22S, presented by Rep.
Iosepa, praying: ~ That q police
officer be appointed for Kipahulu,
Maui. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means. (2) That parents
having five or more children be given
suitable rewards. Indefinitely post
poned 81 That Kipahulu be supplied
with two policemen, Referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means. a.
That annexation be not permitted
Tabled. (5) That new constitution
be promulgated. Tabled, for consid.
Grafton with bill.
Petition $50, presented by Rep. r.
W. Wilcox, asking as follows: ~ That
monetary treaty be made with for
eign countries. Tabled. (2) That a
national bank be created. Tabled fol
consideration with Noble j. NJ. Hor-
ner's Banking bill. Signed by Noble
J. Marsden and Reps. Kanealii, Iosepa
and Aki. The report was adopted.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
Noble Horner, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported as fol-
lows:
The committe has examined the Bu-
reau of Public Works and Water Works
and they are of the opinion that the
Offices of the Superintendent Public
Works and Water Works could be COM
bined into one and conducted by one
person witE1~ss impairiDg the pubic ser
vice. They therefore RECOMMENDED
salary Superintendent and Clel k OF Mar
ket, $4,000; salary assistants, $4,000; IN
cidentals of office, $500; running ex'
nensrs of Water Works, $12, 56l; repairs
Of reservoirs, $4,000; general repairs OF
Water Works, 10000; Laupahoehoe
Wafer Works, $50; Koloa Water Works,
5000. And the committee TURNER rec
commended that lines 3lS TO ga inclusive
noJer the head OF Bureau OF Water
Wn,ks'' be stricken out OF the Approprl-
alton bill. The amount saved to the
C;nvsrnment by comb ming the Puolc
|VnrI,s Bureau with the Water Works
will be S17O30. Signed by Mobiles ). NJ.
Gnrner Marsden, Baldwin and Berger.
pnnnrt laid on the table to be con-
sidsred with the Appropriation bill.
The rules being suspended,
Ron smith presented report from
~ Ganitary Committee relating to
the erection in Honolulu OF houses Tor
the manufacture of poi, as follows;
That the object sought to be attained
70 already provided for by Chapter Il, OF
Tvs Of 1883, therefore they recommend
"a tho hill be laid on the table; and
,nbereas Section 6of said Act OF 1888 pro-
'';Jas that il shall not take effect until
w. -. bt1il1iDpS nrOVlded for DV