The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-17

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SINrY FIRST DAY-JrLY II.
The House went into Committee on the bill. re-
ceivci from His Exce,ieucy Mr.. WyIie, to grant GER
tain privileges to 4 traus-Pacihc line OF steamers.
After a short debate, the bill was referred to a Select
Committee, consisting Of Messrs. Webster and Dow
sett, 10 be remoieled.
There being no further business ready, the House
adjourned.
SIXTY-THIRD DAY-JULY u.
Mir. Dowsett of the Select Committee on the bill
granting privileges 10 q trans-PacIhc line Of steam
ers. reported by 81 new bill. which passed by a large
majority, supported by Nle>srs. Webster, Widemann,
Dowsett, Hitchcock and Manini; opposed by Mr..
Blrenaba. The bill authorizes the Minister CT the
Interior to set apart so much Of the unimproyed
Government property of "aikakahaluIu adjoining
the harh"r. as may suffice for wharfage, marine slip or railway,
warehouses. and coal depot, to any incorporated company that
charge for 90 wears all improvements on the land To be made
at the expense OF the company, and further provides, that they
wharf, also a lot Of improved land for a coal depot. and the use
term oI I've years from the arrival OF the hTst steamer oil tetr
Lug, II company, in order TO secure tltSe IrNlteses, 4"
M port o Honolulu, and either OF the ports san Francisco or
Mr Webster Of the Select Committee on the bill to prevent
me spread II the sheep disease, re orted by 4 ne" 'A' winch
The speaker announced a message from the Mobiles, that they
had passed the bin granting privileges to the Honolulu Sugar
Refining Company also that they had reCeded from their
amendment TO the lii providing for the Endo"ment Of scholar
ships in IN. oahu College, and had passed the bill as first re-
commended by this House.
Mr. DowSett read the first time a bill limiting the number Of
licenses for Shipping Offices for Foreign seamen. to one each Tor
The ports of Honolulu. Lahaina and IIilo; a. $50, per license.
After a short debate, the bill was tabled by motions of Messrs.
Webster and Wiienaun. Adjourned.
SrXTY-THIRp DAY-JULY II.
Petitions on various subjects were presented from
IIamakua, Kohala, and Lahaina.
Mr.. Baldwin of the Select COMMITTEES on the bill
referring to civil suits in cases of seduction, fornica-
ton, &C.. reported in favor of the bill with amend
ments. In Committee of the Whole, the bill passed
IS to S after a long debate. supported by Ale>srs.
Rhodes, Dowsett. Hitchcock, Harris, Widemann and
kaauwai opposed by Messrs. kahalewai, Barenaba,
kipi, KAPPA and Kahananui.
Mr.. Baldwin read the first time n bill providing
for the separation of the sexes in the Common Schools,
wherever practicable. Ordered for Committee of
the Whole.
Mr. Harris, Of the judiciary Committee, reported to the
House the bill providing that District Justices he paid by fees.
The bill was ordered for Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. NuuaHu read the first time a bill providing that any
Hawaiian subject cultivatiug four or more acres of sugar cane,
emPt from the poll tax. Referred to Il Select Committee
Mr.. Harris moved u take from the table the bill regulating
the salaries of the Chef Justice and Associates, aS amended by
the Mobiles The motion was opposed by MeSsrs. hnudsen,
Kipi, and kahananui AMI lost, 10 to 10.
Mr.. kaakua raad the frs. time a bill providing that estrays
being impouulcd. Ordered for Committee of the Whole.
The following bills passed their third reading MIR. Harris
bill to prevent the spread of sheep diseases and the bill grant
ing privileges to a trans-paciic line of steamers. Adjourned.