The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTY. FIRST DAY.
THURSDAY, July %, 1892.
Morning session.

Morning session.
The Assembly convened at 10
o'clock. Minutes of previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Rep. Kapahu read for the first
time bills (l) relating to executions
in civil proceedings. (2) Relating
TO the consolidation of the Election
Laws of the Kingdom.
Minister Spencer presented ans
wers to questions asked by Rep.
Ashford regarding John Neil, Fire
Marshal, and to the effect that Cd
The commission of Mr.. John Neill as
Fire Marshal, was signed by HIM as
Minister. He was appointed April
1st, 1891. (2) Before giving HIM
his commission he was asked if he
was an Hawaiian subject and he ans
wered that he was. Find upon ex-
animation of the records of natural
ization that his name does not APP
| pear, and in explanation Mr.. Neill
says, in letter handed herewith,
that 81 answered that | was an Ha-
waiian citizen because l took the
oath to support the Constitution and
Laws before Mr.. Jonathan Austin in
1887, prior TO the election and have
always believed that that made me
subject of the Kingdom, and my
answer to you at the time was in full
faith" (0 Upon inquiry at the
Foreign Office, Mr.. Neill's name is
not found on the record of Deniza-
tons. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Under suspension Of the rules the
following petitions were presented
and referred.
BY. Rep. Albert Horner from N.
Hilo containing 80 signatures praying,
Cd That physicians that do not
effect cures shall not he paid. (2)
That Crown lands shall not be sold
or leased. (3) That Hawaiian women
be prohibited from marrying foreign
ers. (4) That jurors on coroners
inqucsts be paid 81 per hour. (5)
That Hawaiian and foreign jurors be
paid SIS per day. To Committee on
Miscellaneous Petitions.
BY the same member from the
same locality CD That foreigners
married to native women be not per
mitted TO leave this country without
first securing his property if any for
the benefit of his wife and children.
(2) That no Government official be
permitted to travel or waste time,
but must be in his office 10 hours
each day. (3) That school leache rs
be paid per day and not per month.
(4) That no Government official be
allowed to hold more than one Office.
co That all Government officials
shall be elected. To Committee on
Miscellaneous Petitions.
Also by the same member, CD
That licenses for the sale of Hawai-
ian jerked beef and pork be repeal
ed. ~ That the further taking OF
lepers to Kalawao be prohibited. (3)
For the erection of schoolhouse al
Kaala. (4) The road of Keawilii
be re-opened. (5) That the mount
ain road of Maulua be re-opened. TIC
Committee on Miscellaneous Peti,
tions.
Also by the same member, (1)
That commercial reciprocity treaty
be entered into with the United Stetes
(2) That the law relating to lepel
suspects be repealed. (3) That the
law relating to vaccination be repeal,
ed. (D That the practitioners OF
medicine of all nationalities be per
mitted to practice without license
CO. That attorneys at law shall no
be paid unless successful in the case
that they shall handle. To Commit
tee on Miscellaneous Petitions.
By Rep. Kamauoha from Kohal
that new Constitution be granted
To special committee on Consttu
tional matters.
BY Rep. Nawahi, l / petitions from
Hilo containing $50 signatures, pray
ing that a new Constitution be grant
ed. To special committee. (2) Tha
/ the salary of the doctor on the la,
to mitigate be no longer paid. Il
, Sanitary Committee. (3) That 500
he app opriated for wharf at Puna
: Tabled for Appropriation Bill.
. By Rep. Kauhi from the district c
Eva (and the member said that wa
noteworthy as being the only one pre-
sented therefrom) containing u
signatures that some arrangement b
q made with the United States b
which Pearl Harbor should be open
ed. Referred to special committe
s having charge of canal matters.
BY Rep. White five petitions all
, favor of having new Constitutio
!, being granted. To Committee 0
Constitutional matters.
By Rep. Kamauoha from KohaI
! that a new Constitution be granted
. To Constitutional Committee.
Noble Pua read for the first time
e bill to authorize the Minister of IL
e Interior to issue Royal Patents
persons entitled thereto.
r. AT 10 :32 the Unfinished Busine,
& being brought up, the considerable
of Bill 80, to provide for the re-cod
iication and revision or compilatiC
> of the penal laws of the Kingdor
- came before the House.
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