The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-19

Kamehameha " as was not a very good one Resolution
Notice iiren to amend Section $50 Of Civil Code. Also Sec
Rl to permit divorced persons to marry again was then
taken up. Hon. W. p. Kamakau In the chair.
Minister Harris moved that Section ] Of the bill be read. and
Hon. Mr.. Keawehunahala then moved its passage
Minister Nargny voted against action on the bill, and ex-
voTee Law standing upon the statute Book
On motion &C Hon. O. P. ukeke the Committee rose aud the
Hon: Chairwan reported passage o: section l Of the ol TO per-
init divorced persons TO marry again. Assembly adjourned.
FIFTEENTH DAY, May IL.
Assembly met al the usual hour.
Petition was presented from the District of Eva
and Waiauae, praying that the Hon. y Mahelona
retain his seat in the Assembly. On motion, re
terred to Select Committee. who have petition rela-
tive To his election.
The following bills were read for first time;
Bill TO repeal Act relating to pIovcr, passed first
reading bill 10 amend Section 332 OF Civil Code.
passed first reading bill TO amend Section s92 OF
Civil Code. passed first reading bin to imp0s" II
tax on shoe manufacturers, passed hr-t reading
bill TO authorize the issue of Treasury Notes, passed
first reading and ordered printed.
Assembly resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole for the
further consideration pf the Bill TO permit Divorced persons IL
marry. and Hon. MIR. Boyd was called to the Chair.
s sStion ) ) WAS WAS ' them read rsad a md passed asssi IT ITS second c rsadias, and
on motion bill ordered to engrossment and made the order Of
The Assembly then resolved into Committee of the Whole for
the consideration of the bill to amend the law relating to Adult
terry aud Fornication, the Hon. W. P. Wood into the Chair.
Several amendments were proposed, put to vote, and lost.
The LIST Section was then passed, 20 ayes, Is nays.
Hon. q. Rhodes was excused from voting, but afterwards
it might be modified.
On motion the Committee rose and the Assembly adjourned
SIXTEENTH DAY, May II.
Assembly met ut the usual hour.
On motion the bill To render legitimate all chill
dren born out of wedlock. whose parents shall
marry subsequently so their birth. was read by its
title. and on motion passed its final reading.
The bill to amend Sections HOS and 1869 Of tho Civil Code
was read by its title. Motion was then made for Its final pass
age. and the ayes and nays called. IS ayes and 10 nays.
The President announced the passage Of the bill on its third
On mot ion. the rules were suspended to allow Hon. G. T.
Ukeke leave to introduce a resolution that the Secretary be au-
the pay OF the officers of the Assembly.
Resolution tabled, and Assembly adjourned.
SEVENTEENTH DAY, May If.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
Petition presented from the District OF kaanapali
praying that the Hon. J. 4. \. Nahaku be not al
lowed to sit in this Assembly. Laid OF the table.
Petition from District of Eva and WaiaDae that
the sum of $500 be appropriated for II buoy and
anchor at Waianae. Referred To Committee on
Commerce
Petition from District of Eva and Waianae that
a new road be opened from Puuloa to PuuaSapali,
and that 81 900 be appropriated to make the road
and build a scow for a ferry at Pnuioa, and that n
charge of l21 cents be made for every horse that
travels said ferry. Petition referred TO Committee
on Internal improvements.
Hon. J.. NJ. Smith, Chairman of Finance Com
mittee, presented report of the Committee in ac-
cordance with its duties as defined in Rule 80.
Report read, and on motion. laid on the table until
translated.
Hon. l.. ALolo. Chairman of Select Committee, to whom was
referred the petition from the District of Eva and Waianae
against Hon. s. W. Mahelona, sitting in this Assembly, re-
ported that he found many names on both the petition to remove
and to retain, and after a fair examination recommend that
Hon. 5. w. MahelOna is rightfuly entitled to his seat, and that
the petition be tabled. Report adopted.
Resolution introduced that His EScelency the Minister OF
Finance insert in the Appropriation Bill the sum Of s'oo, for
anchor and buoy at Kahului, Maui. Laid on the table.
a resolution that the portraits OF the Members OF the Assem-
On motion rules suspended, and the Hon. Il. II. Boyd granted
l eam9 to 4 tntIp Sx Sss a A resD61SiS4 TO- t brinr ' the SeTsea a + Ia n T G % g Z
before this Assembly to answer for publishing in the Ruokoa
newspaper, insulting comments upon the proceedings Of the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands.
On motion of Hon. j. Mott Smith, the newspaper article vas
read. -.
Hon. L. KAPPA moved, that the resolution be tabled, which
was put to vote. and lost.
Hon. E. II. Boyd them moved that the Hon. President be re-
quested 20 issue a warrant for the arrest Of l.. III. Quick, and
that he be brought before the Bar Of this Assembly at IL O'Clock
After discussing the motion of Hon. E. II. Boyd, Minister
Harris moved the order Of the day which was put to vote and
carried.
The bill to permit Divorced persons to marry again, was read
Motion was then made to postpone indefinitely, which was put
to vote and lost, 30 to 4, and on motion the bill passed its third
The bin to fix the salary Of the Second Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court, at $500, and to amend Section $40 of the
Civil Code was read by its title, and passed its third reading.
The Appropriation Bill was then taken up.
Item for the support OF the military, S53,026 20, was read.
A motion was made by Hon. S. w. Mahelona To amend to
$4,000, another motion by Hon. J. w. Keawehunaia that the
item be increased to the sum Of $5S,526 as in the estimate oi
His En-. the Governor. Hon. 4. IL. Boyd moved to amend to
500, O26 20. Hon. I. G. Heuck, to S66026 20, which amend
ment was put to vote, and carried by vote - to Z. The appro-
priation stands s66,O26 20.
Minister Hutchinson moved that the Bill to amend the Law
relating to the Commission of boundaries be put on its second
reading.
Section LIST was then read, and on motion passed its second
reading.
Section 2 was then read and its passage was moved. pending
discussion, the Committee rose, and the Assembly adjourned.