The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-04-28
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from the committee on the claim Of the heirs Of
" ssaEa reported IN that subject Ordered for com.
rnEs dme =, vent into committee Of the whole on the
ne - - Setion 70 was taken up, and the ~recommenda.
aa Il the sa.a :sr. debate nerasiveas is TO So s um1 .h !
sooes 81 ; Ehoesale spirit licenses remains as before the
Code "a. @@.I = committee recommended to make the law 50
- ~ srHing to any subject, "except those persons
Dn S51ined a license to sell such liquors." The section
.s rroumized AaJoufneo-
T., Restitution appropriating $3.50 Al, for the relief Of
- n he Late Prince Kekuaiwa, passed a third reading.
-. was received from the Mobiles transmitting the
- az to the constitution as passed. by them
= re- vent into committee on section 40 Of the Code.
n--,sur the tax on horses, mules, and jackasses- The House
g. vrs then taken up Mr. Austin moved To strike out
800 making Government Ministers eligible to seats in
80 AZ representatives. Seyatived. Is TO 9-and the sec
80. Is os The second amendment was passed, after
- gr. on motion Of Mr.. Robertson, the words "but they
y eige no additional pay for an extra session." Ad-
FEIDAY, April %
II ErCuly frum the Committee Of Conferences reported again
80 Eaar law; the report was In substance as before.
" HEEsser introduced a resolution to the effect that the
4 fha1c, as to whether there are any monies now in the
-,asv which have been set apart by law for the expenses OF
4 preas legislature. Adopted
= arTury for IL r H. Prince L. Kamehameha- setting forth
o. ASS. four hundred head Ofcatfle, and one hundred head
DIS s~re Illegally taken possession OF by government being
Anx anr the property Of the late Prince kekuaiwa, whose
nj d petaiuners, and praying that restitution may be made
AsrfE Ordered 70 be translated
rr Huse then went into committee Of the whole on the re-
pr 4 ae Conference Committee on the liquor question
u setons were taken up seriaffzn- Mr. kaauwaepaa
,d % adopt the report Of the msjonry-eivrng Hawaiian
Etrrs the privilege Of taking out wholesale licenses to sell
FnE He reiterated the arguments under the constitution IN
n Aastin offered the following resolution, awhereas, this
Hn~ has given its gravest consideration to the amendments
rpse1 By the House Of Mobiles, in reference to the sale Of
pran1s liquors by and TO natives Of this kirsdom; and
rsrsn. the Conference Committee Of the two Houses have not
n 1he TO eject anything As a basis in reference TO these mat
rs Be IL resoired- That this House, representing as it
zrTe-, almost c e unanimous opinion Of the people in reference
. The .uendnents proposed by this House, respectfully, but
tmy nihsrs 10 is former amendmentsi and that the clerk Of
ts House be instructed to inform the House Of Mobiles Of its
tnuiaariou--
D-frsi for the present
ne frt section, wa. then voted upon and the House resolved
SATURDAY, April D.
ne House went into committee on the liquor subject The
En< resolved to adhere 70 is former vote fixing the price OF a
s.psale spiriE license ar 500 per snnum-
ns ssn 70 anv native subject q the King-the Mobiles
amended by striking out those words
W. KaLama took the ground under the constitution that no
tfd-nce could be made between native and foreign born sub
T< words enclosed in brackets were stricken out, 10 %
Te rssreion in regard to Lahaina was adhered TO- Is to g.
Arr saue t-sultory conversation. the House resolved to ad-
Nr azstin,. resoIur:on Of yeSteriay was then passed-16 10 8,
shea ne eonHittee rose and the House adjourned-
Mr. y-CuHy moved that a new select committee be appointed
o eusT win a similar committee of the Mobiles on the horse and
rEe AK AdoTAed, and Messrs- Dovseft- kamaipelekane and
ne Hsass rs1t into committee on the four remaining amend
% the Constitution, as sent down by the Mobiles
Art s. Pr0viding that the members Of the House Of Repre-
shah NJ. be less than twenty-one, vas taken mp, and
&c 1ouou Of Mr. kalamz, struck out-17 to-
Ar 5 Providing for the apportionment according to the CEN
VI b taken orc. every six years after 1900 Adopted
Ar Providing Tor a property qualification in members OF
NJ he1se of one thousand dollars real estate, or one thousand
tAzs annual income
srs.GausIy opposed by Mr. kamaipelekane. on the ground
Ia rs Hose was the poor mans hous--insututed ior tne
soi Hhe people at large, without regard TO wealth or tne Po-
Which il gives. He moved TO strike out Adopted. l. TO
lod i SANDS stricken out
- : That all electors shah be required TO know how oread-
" 1atoa Of Hr. Kamaip-lekane, struck out. IL toy
%1 Passed as sent down by the Mobiles, IS to4-
Ascgnsd 10 to4norrow at 3 O'Clock