The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-26
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HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTEENTH Day, May ID.

Assembly met at the usual hour.
Petition from District Of WaiIuku, Maui that
sfOO be appropriated for buoy and chains at IA
hului, that Police Magistrate be appointed for
Wailuku, that license be- taken ont by tea shops
that license be- taken out by slaughter houses that
road labor be reduced to days, that debtors be
required to work out their debts. On motion the
whole petition tabled.
Petition from the District of HilO praying that
prisoners convicted i'll that District work On the
roads, and that the Sherihs and deputies superin-
tend the work to be paid by appropriation of
this Assembly On motion the petition was tabled.
Petition from the District OF Koolaupoko that
the horse tax be reduced to 80 cents; that the
school tax for those who have children be fixed
at 81; that Cinnamon be prohibited from taking
their children to China; that women be prohibited
from taking medicines for the purpose Of procuring abortion
that taxed days the roads; sheep
poison SO oGeue;
at 81 h@ai that those who have wives be from the
school all be allowed fish sheries
Government have the peoples land surveyed agan that
the Land Commission records be searched for those who
claims but received awards; Cinnamon
taken the oath Of allegiance be taxed s5 head that the
island be only 81 heads that law be made
impose fine all women and who have childen
be per head; fish Of
konos be free to ALI that all the fisheries M that have been
be reduced to cts each Referred to Select Committee
Hon KAPPA then notice Of his intention to introduce
bill! relating to Schools also in regard to the Reomatoy
Minister Harris notice of intention introduce
amendment the rules and add Committee Ways and
Assembly the Whole
the consideration of the bill amend the law relating the
Section Of the bill then read and passed Pending dis
NINETEENTH DAY, May 16.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
Hon. Messrs. KamalO and HOapili requestad that
their votes be recorded in the affirmative on the
passage of the second and third Sections of the bill
to amend the Act relating to Commissions of Boun-
dares
Petition from the District of Kan, for the of
s2O0, for building new roads in that district. Pc
tition tabled.
\ letter from Capt. W. NJ. Gibson, against Hon.
l.. Aholo retaining his seat, was read, and on mo
tion, the correspondence was tabled.
Hon. J. w. Keawehunahala, Chairman of Judi
cary Committee. reported petition of Hon. L.
KAPPA against Hon. l.. Kaainoa retaining his seat
Petition tabled, report accepted and the Hon. gem
tleman declared entitled to his seat.
Minister Harris gave notice of his intention to
Introduce bill of indemnity as recommended in
the report of the Finance Committee.
Hon ID. KahaueliO gave notice of his intention
to Introduce a bill to regulate the distribution OF
water at Lahaina and also bill to amend Sections
1S6 and 49, of the Civil Code
Resolution introduced that the be requested
members with crackers and cheese Amended
that he be requested to furnish refreshments for the members
Put and adopted
be requested bring forward bill regulating surveyors,
recommended by the Legislative Assembly Of 1861
lion. J. Keawehunahaa notice of his intention
a he nd Of
wafan reports be published in the Hawaiian language;
the conseralIn Of the bill 70 amend the relating
Commission Of EouHdares and the Hon J. Mott Smith was
Minister moved the following amendment
substitute for Section any afupuaa iii Of
Commission Of Boundaries SHAH make default in ming proper
application with the Commission or before the 5d day OF
August D. 1870 he may be summoned by the Commission,
the OF His Maesty's Minister Of the Interior or
Attorney General and shall be lawful for the Commission to
proceed decide and certify the boundaries Of the said supuaa
arf snail be
vargny its passage, and, after several
o amend, adopted
Sections to were read and passed Section was stricken
out. Section al passed Section s.
the amend An Act relating to the Gem
% mission Of Boundaries passed to its second reading and was
The consideration appropriation bill deferred until
the report Of the Finance Committee Is printed
Assembly then resolved itself into Committee Of the
relating adultery and fc crncation
Of the bill then read aud motion made that it
motion was also made to strike ont Section p
previous question being called for put to vote and
carried and the main being put to vote vas also carried
the Chair announced Section , stricken out
TWENTIETH DAY. May II.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
Before the order of the day, His Highness Prince
W. c.. LunaIio wished to state to the President
that in the Hal-aiay1 Gazette of May he had been
STYLED His Highness'' and in the paper of
Nav II he was styled - The Honorable, and he
would ask that some definite title should be agreed
upon. Minister Varigny stated that he was enti-
tied to the title of His Highness. Minister Harris
stated that it was no doubt mistake and would
be corrected in future.
The Hon. President wished that members would
be punctuaI and that the different estates has
agreed to sit together that the Mobiles would sit in
the Assembly and not be absent in other places.
\ petition from District of Honolulu that Section
1880 of the Civil Code be amended. relating to
fees of Jurors striking 80 and inserting So
dav Referred to a Select COMMUNICATION.
NeSsrs KamaIo. Keaw wehunahala. KeohOkaua Boyd |
and Wana.
Report of Judiciary Committee on letter from
r. Moftt in which the right of J. Kupau TO a seat
in the Assembly i questioned. reported that they
recommend that tIs letter be tabled. and report /
that the Honorable gentleman Is entitled to seat.
Accepted.
Report Of Agriculture petit
Of waianae for 500 for anchor buoy
harbor, recommend that the petition be tabled.
Accepted
Report Judiciary petition
they recommend that the be
referred a Committee OF the
semby, Minister Hutchson stated that he was prepared to
changes which motion made that
Of the Minister be laid before the House
The Committee to vi actt
adultery and rnicaOn reported through the
Motion by Hon J. W. report
tabled ne had brought a bill accord
amended Minister HutchisOn
Of Minister requested
Could have the after
having the Of the minutes IN the aTna