The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-06-17

L. fveIve chapters as ready Tor the action OF the
and stating that the remainder win soon be
sr submission to theojoint COMMITTEES Of the
Ho,aes should the Legislature take that course.
q motion Of Mr.. Sheldon the subject was deferred
tomorrow.
ar Austin gave notice Of his intention Of intro
,,.;nc a ;oint resolution, tomorrow, providing for
-. commitment Of a joint commiftee Of the two
uou to consider the Revised Code.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. HOLSTER from Committee on Elections reported
.svcrsely to the petition against c. H. kakani, the
..mber elect for Hama, Maui. There was no proof
frsud. and the committee ommend that the
,s.;,ion be laid on the table. Adopted.
Mr.. Austin from the select COMMITTEES on the adj
dress to the King, reported that they had presented
the same to His Majesty, who was pleased to express
his thanks
By Mr.. Kamaipelekane, that the appropriations for
ubiic works be divided into two portions, one half
the island of Oahu, and the other half to be
ed among the other islands
..s1inaea moved 10 lay on the table.
e. Kamaipelekane said that for years Honolulu
engrossed the largest portion of the amount e1-
led for public works He asserted that there was
inch need for public improvements in other parts
ne fei1nuS AZ NJ nOHOtuius III 7 tucy WcEc "
ssing-instanced the need of a bridge at Hilo.
a suggestion from a member, however, he with
his motion until the report Of the Minister of
ce be received.
iotion Of Mr.. Kapihe. the House reconsidered
e of yesterday in regard to the printing OF the
d in the regular issue of the Haze, and the sub
vas again referred to a select committee.
solution by Mr.. Kaauwaepaa, that an a~ppropri-
be made for the erection of a District Court
N Honolulu. Laid on the table.
Sheldon gave notice Of intention to introduce a
esolution appropriating the sum of twelve
Il d dollars for the expenses of the Legislature
T.. tuition by Mr.. Kenui, for an appropriation to
"A market house at Lahaina. Referred to the
lnittee on Internal Improvements.
Resolution by Mr. Richardson for an appropriation
Of $500 for repairing a road in wailuku.
Mr.. Sheldon thought IL was a useless thing to bring
forward these resolutions for the expenditure of
moneys which the members knew would never be ex-
pended. 1t was mere child's play.
Mr.. Richardson and Mr.. Kalama thought differ
emily, and that members should be at liberty to ap-
~prOpriate, if on paper only, for their different dis
tricts.
Mr.. Hollister conceded with Mr.. Shessap,. and
thought that it would be more sensible for MEMBER
to defer the subject of appropriating moneys until the
reports of Ministers be received.
The Resolution was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Public Works.
Resolution by Mr.. Laanui, for an appropriation to
build a Court House in Kau. Hawaii Tabled.
Resolution by Mr.. Kakani. for the appropriation g g
500 for bridges in Hama, Maui. ReferEed~
By Mr.. Kaakua. for an appropriate for $500 for
q road in Eva, Oahu. Referred.
By Mr.. Kenui, for $500 for roads in Kahakuloa,
Maui. Referred
By MI. Kipi, for $4,000 for a bridge over the Wal
Iuku, Hawaii. Referred
By Mr.. Kalanipoo, for S25, to blast n road in
Eoolauloa. Referred.
A communication was received from Mr.. G. L.
-apeau, announcing the decease of his wife, at Kai-
lua, June 9Th.
Adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, June 16.
PETITIONS.
From Puma, Kauai, for the removal of all r~estric-
tons upon fishing in running streams. Referred.
From Hilo, Hawaii, for a bridge over the Waikiki
-128 names. Referred.
FROM Hamakua, Hawaii, that the Circuit Court sit
at waimea as well as Hilo; for a property tax; for a
law to prevent married couples f~orsaking each other;
in regard to stations; for different regulations in
regard to roads; another request for a Circuit Court
1t waimea; for $1,000 for roads; in regard to the
law of trespass- All referred
From the graziers of waimea, for the enactment Of
law to encourage the Improvement of stock Re-
ferred.
From Wailuku, Maui. for an appropriation of
$1,000 for roads and bridges. Referred.
From Hama, Maui, that the pay OF constables be
by the month. Referred.
From, N.t.wsa Mani thar all ounars IF Aocte Ia
Dliged to keep them enclos d at night; that the
noneySrrsrI appropriated for the support of mill
applied to tbe support of English schools.
n referred.
he speaker read n message from the Acting
mister of Finance. forwarding the Reports of that
-.mept for the year 1853, in the English Ian
The consideration Of the Report was deferred
the native version be received.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES
e select COMMITTEES on printing the minutes in the
ID ~Hported in favor of accepting the proposition of
he put Sber q the Hae, to print 300 copies weekly
,r So So Hosse paying 81 so per diem for
hire Adopts
lr. Hitchcock from mites on printing the
asked for further time S~1sed-
REsoLurioss.
Mr.. Austin brought forward his join eolntion
ppointing a Joint Committee of confer
'ew Code The resolution provides thai l
iittee shall consist Of three members Of the Housc
'obles and Eve Of the House Of Representatives, NJ
eport on the matter referred to them on the frseS
fonday of December next T
The Rules we're suspended and the Resolution read
second time. and ordered for committee Of the
hole tomorrow.
Resolution by Mr.. Kenui. that the sum of $50 be
ppropriated for a bridge over the stream at Kamo-
Lahaina- Referred.
.dr. Sheldon introduced his Joint Resolution pro-
ding for the expenses Of the Legislature Of 1858.
dered for committee of the whole to-day.
Resolution by Mr.. Chamberlain, that the Commit
e on Education be instructed to consider the subject
Z establishing q seminary for Hawaiian females