The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-31

sestion Il q ire clytl Code - agreed ,no. ,@1
ton eives - Mir &efthe Interior the aut,sl 9esa d
81 $500 p 6 baSqhase Of ia SSu1 sa', e. sssrsssi
ofbef pfore<<Y- ire section was adopted-s s"yss, vhn<S~
10 u @sen xent into committee Of the
r6uf ~ Department a tie Icter;or' r "a sbcus NJ =
c5atton 3r the public press, Mr. Chamhssn, gardt
d15 The amount 20 an approximation to The = nosa
Pending d!sc,ssion Of this, the House al soser1nes
The House proceeded with the considerable ar, Aaa.
t:en bill, Which Sas passed, item by item. an y Tie apr
Mr.. Chamberlain from the Committee an n Asu
ported In favor Of an appropriation for a DissSn sudt
napsli. Maui. Segatiyed. 'usart
The House then proceeded with the cops;s.-.
OF a select committee on the section (5O2l ~ ,laah1hda.
hting to the school tax. Adopted. ~N wi q
The consideration Of the appropriation bill Va. a
The House proceeded as far as the Bureau Of ps nrn
ments, with sundry amendments, when AZ . D uhs \
tee rose, and the House adjourned <S
FRIDAY, Ma.
An amendment agreed to by DEMONSTRATING ont = :
cil,'' in regard to tie disposal Of public lanai phy
q Cabinet Council" Adopted. "a'' AID
Mr.. Chamberlain, from the Committee on N.
ported in favor Of inserting the words q cems : jude
Ia the section Of the Civil Code regua1isg charssrsss.a SO
Adopted.
the appropriation bill, which were passed. with Rs&
portant amendments. Adjourned 'ua7
NJ sheldon. from the Committee ON po.a|hL,zA ~
mittei a dispatch from the Minister of thar n.I.ae
ing explanations In regard to the nn (Ss00) rs-1
voted for the expenses of the Kin Comm.sa ae
The explanations being satisfactory, the appel
The sienu1al Bill Of Appropriations, having D,..
reading, way'6rdered TO be engrossed for a tbts
Monday. Adjourned.
MOSDlr, ss..
Mr.. Kahai presented a petition from Honoluh u
asking that the District Court Of Honolulu be Dn -
dered for committee to-day.
Mr.. Robertson, from the Joint Committee az c.
ported that they had agreed to recommend 70 es1 3
adoption OF the hula law in such amended shs,e 81
bulas under the provisions Of the law of pub6e 60
license fee of $40 for every exhibition and restisu,a
to Honolulu and Lahaina.
A motion to adopt was lost by a tie vote. and n.
ordered for committee Of the whole today.
The appropriation bill came up on its third nj.
The subject of hulas came up in committee Of II.
ON motion Of Mr. Kipi OF Hilo, the word Lahain, "a
out, and the subject r~ecommiued.
A message was received from the Mobiles tran,uas..
to repeal certain market laws. Che effect would i
government to lease certain market lands 70 sars
Charlton property Ordered for tomorrow. AdEsr.
TuRspar. s~
Mr.. Kalama, for personal reasons, asked to Be- sr.
serving farther on the select committee to consider Al
the heirs OF the late Prince Moses Kekuewa. M -
was appointed in his place.
Mr.. Dowsett, on a suspension of the Rules, read g.
bill to provide further water facilities for the Ctr rs
II proposes a loan Of $4,000 to be raised by rorr.
presept water works. second reading to-n0rrog.
A message was received from the MOBILES transua-~.
minutes of their action on the Civil Code Orderut ~
The House went into committee Of the whole Oc ~
peal certain parts of the old market law from the MI
Mr.. Chamberlain moved to lay on the table. Hse{
the vacant space makai of Capt. Spencers store mtx
served for the convenience of the public and fr spr.r
over. il government wanted to get the Waikahaas ,
improved it was bad policy to lease the lots in quasr
bill. which would be the case did it pass.
Mr.. Dowsett followed with farther arguments in s,4
the bill, which as was weliunderstood, was 10 ensiaee
lease the lots makai of the Charlton property nr )
market, and he was opposed to this on the ground dE
venience.
Mr.. Sheldon moved to refer the bill to the Connsr
ternal Improvements for them to consider and rpr
Seconded by Mr.. HOLSTER. who was inclined 10 hrr
but thought it should be fairly considered and repa1lt
the House took any final action in the matter.
Mr.. Richardson seconded the motion to commit IL
it was unwise to act hastily or unadvisedlyi in he pu
The motion to lay on the table was lost. - ra adj
was referred To the COMMITTEES on Internal ImpsJsaa
MIR. Chamberlain, on leave, read a first time a h1Es
the shipment of native seamen. Ordered for teuo1x
Mr.. Sheldon gave notice Of intention to introduce AZ
protection of the Kolea and other useful birds.
The House went into committee OF the whole On Il
rences and non-coDcurrences OF the MOBILES to the Cd
Several slight appointments were concurred in. andhsa
referred to the Committee of Conference Adhurk