The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-02-10
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WEDNESDAY,
The House resumed the subject of the Civil ocs
ment Of the judiciary The various sections. prs-
practice of courts, were passed up to 1905, when Ii. 81
rose and the House Adjourned.
THrRsbr ,
Mr.. Sheldon. as a minority Of the Committee 90 d.,
William Jarrett, reported in favor Of paying him Soc
Ordered for committee Of the whole on MONDAY.
Mr.. Robertson gave notice Of intention to inirizzt
facilitate inter-island navigation.
A message was received from the Mobiles. stating dr-
appointed a COMMITTEES of One to compare the two vsna
Civil Code, so far as passed by the two Houses. Juas
son was appointed by the Speaker on the part Of tasE.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House then proceeded to resume the consil-rrz
Civil Code. Sections 1906 to 1923 were passed.. Aga
FEDII.h
message was received from the Secretary Of tn n
Mobiles transmitting, as amended by them, the BIZ b
means to rebuild the bridges destroyed in this dsrn
late freshet. The Mobiles had concurred in the said u
following of 81 on each mai II
a tax Of 81 each; inserted the words "But the fosegq.a
not be construed to apply to persons exempted fUn
der the act relating to the Fire Department." and m
vision was added to the first section, to read as fAr
Upon all horses and mares a tax OF fifty cents each-
all mules and asses a like tax Of fifty cents each.'
Tho bill was ordered for tomorrow in committee at
ORDER OF THE DAY
The House went into Committee on the Civil Cois =
1924 TO 1865 were passed without any important aurI
when the COMMITTEES rose. and the House adjourned
sArrRpr, y
Mr.. Robertson read a first time his bill to proncs ns
navigation-being the act Of Incorporation Of {. A NI}
Mitchell and James VI. Green, as " the Hawaiian spor
ion Company" The privileges granted are-a Dlt(
inter-island steam navigation for SIX years from ne IN
arrival of the first steamer free water from the = 1
pipes; free wharfage at the new esplanade and the pR 4
coal depot, free of charge; the entry OF cual and ot1 1
ries of the business free Of duty To be EXEMPT fr1 i
charges or taxes OF any kind ; the right OF towing an
not included in the grant; and within twelve months ri
put on a steamer of not less than $50 nor more than ~
to carry the mails free Of charge; to he liable 70 q
into government service whenever required The m
der d for Monday.
ORDER OF rHE DAY.
The House went into COMMITTEES IF the whole on thsa
special tax bill. as amended by the Mobiles, Mr.. NAM
Chair.
Mr.. Chamberlain moved to lay on the table-ls
After some discussion, the bill was indefinitely posfpc1
The House then resumed the consideration Of the On
and sections 1857 to l45o were passed without amenar-
jouEned.
Mr.. Kenui. moved to reconsider the Honolulu specs
bill which was postponed on Saturday. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson, the House agreed ins
ments of the Mobiles. and the bill was passed.
ORDER OF THE pay.
The hill to Incorporate the Hawaiian Steam Navir1
pany came up in Committee Of the whole. The biln
section by section. and ordered for a third reading t'
A message was received from the Minister Of tn
transmitting an act granting certain privileges 10 the
Honolulu Gas Company. Read a first and second tin.
for committee tomorrow. Adjourned.
Mr.. Austin offered a resolution calling for infornstm
Department of the Interior as to the state Of the brau
Lahaina-
ORDER or THE DAY.
The act to promote inter-island navigation (he steam
passed a final reading.
The bill to Incorporate the Honolulu Gas Company y
up in committee of the whole, and on motion Of Mr. u
referred to a select committee. TO inquire as to the prea
ton Of the projected gas works, and to fix a miximun
which the gas shall he furnished
The House then went into COMMITTEES on the CTdo'
Kipi in the Chair.
Chapter "a. Il OF Wills" was then takea up. Pasd.
section 1872, when the committee rose and the Hoase g
till Thursday. Tomorrow being the anniversary Of u
birth day, and a holiday.