The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-03

raised to $500 per annum, aud the bill passed.
The Speaker announced a Message from the Mobiles,
that they had passed the bill providing for the appoint
ueut Of an Attorney General. without amendment.
Nr. Harris bill 10 equalize the powers au: duties
Of the First and Second Associate Justices of the SUI
preme Court, passed it, third reading.
The House went into Committee on the Appropria-
ton Bill, and passed the following items:
*or salary o.. Second A--ocilte Justice. sup. Court, 50 900 90
u one Circuit jude, Oahu. - 1000 70
Of two Ciruit Judges, Hawaii, each $500
For -dlry Of cfrcmt Judge Mauf...-........... 1910 90
Of Police Justice, Honolulu ----------.--. 1000 90
Adjourned.
FoRTY-NINTB DAY-JUNE p.
The House went into Committee on Mr.. Baldwin's
bill, Tor the repeal Of the Prostitution Act. The bill
@as supported 10y Me-srs. Baldwin, Hitchcock, and
Mcku; opposed by Messrs. Webster, DOwsett, and
Rhodes. After a short debate, further consideration
ns waived until the House had taken action on Mr..
II toncock's bill, providing for the treatment Of vene-
teal, infections. aud contagious diseases. This bill
was next taken up IN Committee of the Whole, and
supported by Messrs. Hitchcock, Baldwin. Moku,
Nipi, and kaapa; opposed by Messrs. Dowsett, IA
haIcwai, KamnIO, Pomaikai. and Nuuanu. Mr..
Webster thought the provisions of tins bill could be
Incorporated into amendments of Sections $50 and
3D2 Of the Civil Code, defining the duties of the Board
of Health; and hence, by his motion, the bill was
referred 10 "A Select Committee.
The following bills passed their third reading; Mr..
Kmkua's bill regulating the salaries Of the Chief
Justice and Associates; and MIR. Harris bill regula-
Ting the salaries of the Circuit Judges.
The House went into Committee on the Appropria-
tion Bill. Mr. Kamalo moved, to strike out the item
for sIluTy OF Assistant Clerk Supreme Court; motion
supported by hessrs. kahalewai and kaauwaI; OPP
posed by NleSsrs. Kuudsen and NaniDi, and lost. The
item for amount now due the District Justice of
Honolulu, was struck ont. The following are the
items passed
For salary Of Police Justice. Hill. $4,000 90
'' >'"1'' Of Clerk circuit Court, n Jui. Circuit. 100 90
q sssseea1I cIers Or. COM, % S%d: ctF.. 500 sS 90 .
a.! Clerk supreme Court and Circuit
Court, Izt Judicial Circuit. 5000 90
" President Board Education amt due htm........ % 81
Department Foreign Relations, re appro..-.---. 2,,l6 90
q" District Attorney, Mani, to May Il, lsG2-..---.- 49, 90
Adjourned.
FIFTIETm Daytime %.
Mr.. DOwsett. of the Select Committee on the bill
providing for the endowment by Government of SchO-
ltrshius in the Oahu College, reported IN favor OF the
bill, with an amendment restricting the scholarships
to the aboriginlls of the Kingdom, or to those of
mixed aboriginal descent. La Committee of the
Whole. the bill was supported by Messrs. Dowsett,
Baldwin. Hitchcock. Moku, Mauini, kaauwai and
kipi opposed by AIessrs. Wiiemann, Webster, kaa-
pa, Nuuanu and kahelewai, on the ground of a pow
erty- stricken treasury, and that the bill contained
provisions unconstitutional. After II long and bols-
ferrous debate, the bill passed its second rea ling by Il
vote of Il to ;.
Mr. Webster. from the Cymmttee on the bill providing forthe
treatment OF vruerelI. infectious oni contagious diseases, report
a by a new bH, in which the essential features Of the bill had
been Incorporated into amendments OF Sections $50 and 5o2 Of
t- Civil Code, referring to the duties of the Board Of Health.
rhe hi provides that any person infected with venereaI disease,
t,"Iresy, or other sickness dangerous To the public health, may
~ removed by the Board Of Health, or its agents, to hospitals,
+" Re treated when intigeut, at the clarEeoi Government and
i mae" incumbent on school Inspectors, Sherifs and Deputy
agents. en- eases Of sIckness. The bin passed its second read
ING with but lizzie debate. Adjourned.
FiFTY-FIESr DAY-JUNE 80.
Petitions were presented, from Kaanapali, Maui,
for repeal OF the law requiring pound masters to give
notice OF sales AT their pounds; that the duties OF the
Llhniua Post Master be vested in the Sheriff; that
horses he included under the property tax, and to
abolish the postage law.
Prom hlLrft- .r44.-r tho --ff-.rs.p A+- gr rapaaI ~ he.
=Lrr,,,-r " n~3N p.T,'ls ai'"TCed 10 marry aE!ni 10 allow
Knlaias against the repeal Of the prostitution law; that prosti-
tut Pay he-"s- of SO per anuum; that Government officers
~ mII- responsible fr moneys stolen from them: that Gcyeru-
iar"t officers pay their own clerks that any one lacking 4 dwell
judges De- pHti by fees; To license Hawaiian doctors; that the
m 5Fr oli lir h. ee s, S4rsf" fr every year that parents mt having
81 circuit JUICES for Hawaii; that the people choose their road
<arsrsyTs' .r $1,000 Tor The road from tonokane TO Wanna
n. Il, ~, t. ''I R ir a .sS sa5, al ~ ri9 ban lie, for 5gr ug road from kaia-
,mrt from The property tax: to reduce tn, tax cI M brr.S. IN
crease the punishment for married persons forssking one
"n.thrr' aul To increase The pay Of school teachers.
right os way RenrreI TO Committee on Internal Affairs.
lily u-e. he refunded him. Referred to Committee on Claims.
From Honolulu thai A Dotrou be remuneratei for services
The following bills passed their third reading: Mr.. Baldwin's
mthe Oahu college. and Nr. wg6sters bill providing for The
The Speaker announced a message from ;hr Mobiles. that they
had unanimously rejected the bill to eluaize the duties and
prem ouF : and the bl regulating the salaries Of the Chief
a bin passed by the Mobiles. supplementary to an act in rea-
zion 20 the assessment and collection cf taxes, was read the first
time The bl provides THAI any person who shall make a false
return Jf his property to the assessors. shall way twice the
amount u the value Of the particular tax respecting which he
may have made a false return. Mr. DvvSett moved 10 reject
the bill Motion carried. but on a second division OF the house,
was lost. and the bill was placed on the docket for a second
reading Tomorrow.
bill passed by the Mobiles, II provide for the appointment OF
= Boundary Commission, 70 settle the boundaries OF lands
aNAFIet ny name only, without a survey defining their limits
vas rrdi the hTSt time. The hill was referred to a Select Com
mttee-Nes~r-- hnuiSru, Baldwin and kaauwai-
me HOUSE. IN committee, resumed the debate on Mr. Bald
WINS ouI u repeal the Act 70 Mitigate" &C. MIR Rhodes
moved 10 postpone indefinitely the hill. Speeches in favor OF
the reTeal were made by Ne~sr-- Hitchcock Baldwin. Moku and
Kappa against the repeal. hy NrsSrs. Webster. NnuIsen. Dow.
sett, Rhodes. NUuauu. kahaiewai. Earcuaha and Kaauwai
Ncs~rs. kuuIseI and kaauwsi dill not wish the act repealed
buzz thought it, obnoxious features might he removed hv amend
Meut- Motions to tIre and 70 postpone indefinitely the repeal
act, were lost. ny the house being equally divided on the ques-
tun-I& % l3-Mr-- WIdemaun being absent A motion to pass
hes-rs- AItpIi, Baldwin Hitchcock. kaapa- kahookano, kahoo-
kiuutha, kIbtuanui, Kapihs, Kauhlne. kjpi. Hcl-l'h ali, Moku
and PapIua- Against the repeal. Messrs. Bsrenaha, rowSett
Harris. haaSua, kaauyai. K1mllo. huulsen, kahalewai, Ma
H-Il- Nuuauu- Pamai.ai. Rhodes aui Webster.
In COMMITTEE Of the Whole on the Appropriation Bill, the
the hnu- took uP tr- item for expenses under the act " To mIt-
gate 81 Nr- Baldwin moved To strike il out Motion lost
the house being equally djvi!ci Is before. 4 motion TO post
pJur \ Ir flTc er consideration. was carried. Is L II.
On the War Department, ~ motions Of Messrs. Baldwin
and Hitchcock the house decided 20 parcel out the amount. fOI
the army aud its officers. Adjourned.