The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

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n <nr House proceeded to the choice Of a speaker with the fol-
I--BaIos-w- webster al Necuny u
ne -I-rS inquired il any one Of the members hal neglected To
anl IN hi esrtdea-e- The meH,er from south hona rose and
asese, Mr. MeCuny ruled the vote Illegal, and the House pro-
rsutei ia 70 choice. On the sixth ballot Mr. McCulIy was
Elected By a majority % one vote Tie NIOSing officers we're
M o. -GuIek-cIerk.
Rev L. ~Smith,-ChaplGiH-
VIC. firms.
W Chamberlain clerk
Anrr short recess the House proceeisd in a body, to the
smrsnle Court Han. uh-re thy listened 70 the speech from the
Il aunr, which viii be found in another column. Aher tho con-
M speaker apPoiated MsssF-- K=uIsen, Green, PIipo, KIpi
ud Naane az a Standing committee ON elections. Adjourned
TUESDAY. May u.
| The Houae met at 10 4 VI Minutes rad and approved.
1 Prayer by Rev. l. smith, he Chaplain
| The mlowing standing committees were there appointed by
F~6rqres-Messrs. Webster, wIdemanu, Dovsett. NaIapaa-
Foreign ~4Sairs-KnuI,en, MaHini. Ukeke, yahoe, Nauka-
Pabhe land. md Internal i1tgroremsHs-Green, Wide
EfseIfoa- BaEiTin, KnaIsen. Sahinu. Piipo, Hopu.
JaaeSEy-ChaHberilyne, HoPu, EArenaba, Haissai, Saia-
Cguasres-Dovsstt, Webster. Nahoe. AhoIo. RauIa.
ATtra.turs and HpHafaehares-wbismann None, Bare
-Esehons-Knulsen, Naone. Green, Kip, PliPo-
N~litEy-Manini,C Chamberlain, Naukana, kamakau, Rau-
On AecpuHts-Kaiama, KIpt, Kaaukai, Baldwin, KahulaHuL
PriatfHg-Dowse't, IioPu- kauia-
Petitions.
A number o. petitions were presented on the @ilowing sub
!ets From Lahaina, against the election % members from that
plcc- Referred To abolish the horse. dog. anI schooitax; 10
rTllcc the salaries Of the Ministers; tl CHANG the prI,erty tax;
sr he I-uning q liquor unler certain restriettons; ;fat the
hE relating to stations be rePeaed= that boys % seventeen years
be taSsi' that the school az Ililo be supported by the govern
nsnt7 that the expenses % the District Courts he reduced 20 one
hlarf thai the kapu on the koL=as be removed. These several
9etons we're referred u their respective standing committees
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upes u ths Civil Code be furnished % the House. The Menu
Der trom Wailaku- offered on amendm.nt that each member be
snai property A lengthy discussicn ensuei, in which Messrs-
Klmlkaur Baldwin, Mahoe, and Green supported the motion,
IN The ground that a. the House had been furnished with
halves, stationery, etc. 80 they should be furnished with copies
M-ssrs- widemann, Webster. and ChamberIayne opposed this
measure, GA thu around that the House hal no right 70 vote any
AMI he Klns, and argued that the House hal the same right to
nays being eallei- the motion, as amended, was carried Re
- 20 nj az u he
ei that the proceedings % The House be published in the H1s
vas uppont-d to wait on the Upper House ami inform them,
ths ths House Wa Organized ani really Tor business, and also
aeommi'tee To reply to His Maj~sty's speech AdjoGrned.-
me speaSrr read a communication from the MOBILES, giving
notice Of their organization, and that they were ready for BUSH
ness.
PsrrroSs.
A petition was read eontesting the election OF the member from
District JuIs.t b-inr appointeI ,.sess,r-f against exhorbirant
assessments against special rtxes on horses, mules, etc; against
The property TAX that peilLIrs he licensed; that married per
sns VITO have forslken each other he compelled toIive together'
Ianst IegaIzing the di-tiHiug % liquor; against the aimeud-
EN- I tAs eonstta,r9n, nat missiGmtnes . aIn~si !" prac-
5000 that all witnesses in eruinnI cases h. paid Er attendance
re1grs5 against the distHiatou Of liquor that the salaries Of the
school AMI trustees BE- hxsi BY the legislature
The Committee on Elections moved that certain witnesses be
A resoIution was offered askinr for $500, for the harbor Of
kohoaele- Also one asking for $500, for the road TO vaiPio.
Notice vas given thai n bill would BE- introduced removing
te sapu on the shooting of EoIeas- Also, to amend section Q,
chapter :, % the Criminal Code,-respetiEg divorced persons
nun-atan from the President % the Board of Educ1ton pre-
u copy il. resolved that TIN report b. translated ami printed.
Ihe n-nHher from Honolulu gave notice that he you'll bring in
been received
Met atlO O'clock minutes RAJ and approved prayerb BY the
PHpo, member Of North Kona, was excused from serving on
se Committee q elections as his own election was contested
Farakau was appointed in his place
ne speaker presented the reports q the Minister Of The Int
nor anil the Chief Justice
Petitions were presented to the House on the following sub
I-c-s- That a law b. made 70 prevent married persons orslkins
each cher that missionaries be- allowed 70 practic- medicine ;
HlFai. be male a pnrt N entry against distILati5n add sale Of
liquors thai thr prisoners b. put ., WORK on the r1at az kih1Io,
ue hlrs- tty b. reduced 10 p csnt. that there he a regular
.yteaof weights amt measures far Hawaiian produce against
NJ sttli4n Law against the au1ataim~ut % the constitution, re-
hrt- t. tn pay % the members q the House - Representa-
4d Tot as-e against the monopoly in pula and fungus
EEFuETs.
M Committee on the JuIcisry. ., whom vas referred a Pc
laon asking tlaS the cnsts % courts h. reduced, reported that Il
Aa on t- table-rrp"rt accepted BY the House
y mlI1uy % he SINE committee reported on the petitions
nt nc MISSIONARIES b. allowed b. practice meiiciEe, advising
LAY On the tahje a minority r.port was also Pre.snisd in
hsor o. the peuuop. o. motion % the member from Waluku-
day
On a peuusu that 4 law Be fransi to prevent married people
uNtSng each ether. III cuurItts- reported :ha: although they
symPtthiset with the petitioners, they trpusht that NJ Law could
= nlmel tlis ~o1Ii reach the easr. On motion % the mem
~ lsu wabash. this report Wa referred o. the Committee Of
"a While hr MoHlsy-
uAr SPECIAL committee appointed % select a translator Tor the
n.i.e- reported, recommending Iut-r sb=iion- Report aeecI-
NHirvs a rrsotutioa that 500 b. appropriated f1raroad on
WW@a I- vas ryf-rrvi- Notice having b-eu given ye-'eriay y
~ NAAuhertyne. thSt BE- would Introduce q btl o aTneud the
~ "a NiElnerT- a long d4.cussino aru-s On the question whether
@s ttnslator : expected 70 translate All BALI befere their hust
hAsna tok part Tie Hous~ SeciI-d that no balls shall be
s,,a to tie TRANSLATOR, ill after their FIRST reading
or CE1mh-rayu-. th-u introduced = hi amending the lIS
'sSreuhg atafery- vhich Was passed over To the translator
ene member also r,si a hin % amend The Prr seHt divorce
- NFRg AZ divorced persons the right u b-uarned inuedi-
IN notion of Mr.. Green. 10 war LMi on the table.
M Chamberlayns also introduced bile 70 amend the iaSs re-
"0as both % which we're orIersd "a b. Translated
oG wa read by III. EamaEaa TO amend the law relating
rna "a ho,ses- asi also to increase the tax on personal pro
peny- Ordered 10 BE- Translated.
49,. ~ orseu gave note II the Introduction Of n bill to amend
-Alrins- Adjourned
Noxp.y. May %.
t,No-rtae reading % the minutes and prsyer,t the t5Iowing Pc
sI SSo seryee q the government b also reduced TO 5000 and
100 that The members of the Prvy Council receive no pay
"a NJ license Be granted for the sSI= of rum that the peidIinE
- = revived that cOnstabIes be not allowed 70 arrest TOR last
T1As an the country that the stallion Lag be repealed that
- that missionaries b. allowed 70 practice medicine
1leGsf LIQUOR that horses he inehused in personal prop
= % following was laid on the tabls-that the election
"FoesenattveJ be Permanent
Ar EaaaIen vas appointed on me Printing Committee.