The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-08-04
LEGISLATURE.

SEvE>ry>EvENTa DAY. July -.
The Assembly me-, - The usual hour. Vice ITc>l-
deot q. Rhodes j. ttc Chair
Nj hamaIo presented = majority report - the
Committee 10 whom vas referred tie resolution
regarding the appointing - tcralG>. ana recon-
mraie1 the tah-G- OF the resolution. and on Uio-
non tae report NaS tabled I'll the milo.ii! report
TA- h.l 10 compensate the Mobiles Of the House
Wa rad = IL r:;.s and indefinitely POSTPONE by
= vote of - ayes 10 : noes
Mr.. Hart introduced a resolution that the mur-
dercr Of the late jules puioiJ be hung publicly
ana made an example 81 L lie i sentenced TO such
NJ Kalakaua moved to amend by having him
blown from u. mouth q q cannon, a. Was the Gus
tom N dealing witn thu scaPoys in India. ke>-lu-
tica tabled.
Mr.. Ksmalo Introduced q resolution that a Gem
nittce be appointed To- Wal, upon HIS Majesty and
inform him rhaf fhr business of the Assembly viii
be through with by tritay.JUly -. l>G6. Adopted
Inc Mouse pTrcerdc't % the order OF TIE uLE.
AID a proposition Ia amend Section - of the Con
-utnuon, BY inserting the words two huu!-ci
and dHy IN place ii one hundred aud d.ty.
was considered ny the House.
\ motion TO pass the proposed amendment was
put io vote and carrird-Z+ AYES to II nocS-lad
ne amendment was ordered to he published o! =
vote Il the House.
Tie rules were suspended and a bill to regulate
the compcnSstIrH for the Representatives Was then
c,nsidrEed before the Hou~--
81. rad az H-aeu =: s5 .a ur;f.a &c. = vote ari c--rr=d.
>-,-.s ~ = =, h. steh - n II e,usler-l IL u-
Commute a' ;he whaie- Mo,oa TO iadyaa:=y pe-,r5-~ p,
o. u.ao- rules suspended and the tl defining the du,,ys q
~ A.ra=y 4sa=ri e,usiier-' eefre ~ H-4--
80, mad ~ II I'm t6-t he .,:-r-, Gya.-i s.t "a
.p-.k III H,r-4a aasu1sr. lie ~ in f.Scr o. :h- exist.
las. - 10 Is rp.-lou %, Was a -1rI one
;-@ rraa-k. % Nr. Nshssu ,lt, lis N-s-siy clld Del; .e.g.
= E1fa'lln svz'l,- = "cGd no. Ihoraushs onisr-'.li Lag
"a. i- - a. IL f. i= r1sa.n, glIy on ~eeglH' . lie
No. Hs.sa TO %. ..i .s5a s!l f ~ !.s3fss .o s. 70 1 ,o2- so' ''''-
Assembly sal H-EUg--
SEvEvrr-ErouTu DAY. July =.
Assembly met at usual hour.
l'El-s suspended. aud NJ. kamalo read for tie
fri I'm" a bill T. prohibit cHiuamrn from stopping
out nights after : o'clock. and on motion of Minis
ter N~4riCny bill rejected.
Minister hutChi>pR was granted leave TO read for
tue h.>t time q bill 70 amend Section 81 OF Civil
Code. - tIat the election Of Representatives would
come OF In February instead OF January. and bill
passed ar>t reading
Ar. Ahalo introduced resolution that a. the MEM
6eTS would not al met again - legislators. thar the
s=rs-aa; alarms b instructed = =; up a lunch fr tbs mem
ty = thr III 9TH, in -! = and manner suited 70 tie occasion.
81. defining the dua-. Of the Attorney GeneraI was then pu,
o , 81 ,h'nl r.Ai.ns anil g.,s-d- On
ane Of q ding elections 'a-n Considered by The House, rad
aD4 passed Assembly adjplravi.
SEvENTY-NINTH Day. july 26.
The Assembly met at l P. ". Vice President q.
Rhodes IN the Chair.
Nj. kamakaU reported on behalf Il tie Chair
man Of the Enrolment Committee. that Ii- lai-
a. "NN- -NAA tAf Dl.. q
prevent the Introduction Of snakes and other noy-
IyUs animals. a there were laws that already pro-
y!a"i Tor that.
Nh Jkeke presented a minority report from the
20 whom Was referred the resolution
the appointing OF AcraId.. reporting
in favor Of the resolution.
Mr.. smith reported in behalf Of IN. COMMITTEE
TO acquaint His Majesty Of tie tcrmina-
uou u the session Of the Legislature. ana stated
that they had reported 10 His Majesty. through his
chamberlain. ana referred them to the Minister Of
Tie Interior WDU was acuU4EU-,l with His M.f.S-ytS
thoughts on the matter.
Minister Hutchinson stated that His Majesty would
Pr3rosne the Legislative Assembly on Saturday.
On motion OF Nj. Kamalo the bill to amend the
law regarding The holding of elections was read BIZ
- TILE. and passed lis third reading.
Mr.. kalakaua moved a reconsideration Of the
and carried.
Minister Hutchinson moved its rejection Motion
U>'-Ig 70 i. !
Tue Assembly resolved itself into a Committee
II the Whole for the consideration of the majority
-rroit Up"n the resolution regarding the aupoinf-
nent Of heralds and the CcnraloCy Of the chiefs. &c.
Mr.. Narigny moved the adoption Of the majority .
-eJEors
sssrdrE TIE .snraloEy Of tia-I.. Sc aoa - ,6aroasI'y 's 1T.
laee somebody : o be selected 10 trace tie ssneaio.y ., ne
hti' % a c-ri-ln P1n', suf who = 70 e The judge after the
'7sa ! written. snd Who : The one % ssy tM, one = cr -
C AID ;hA' i no,.'T=o Or Ghree have only been mentioned. ana
be question. and uho. after It vas wrItien, Gull ssy ub.tfcr 6
va correct Or n'- This cannot be done -;hau; some sx- :
N7 SSaDl ~ - present. stage, as
r H. o. CT sreca-i in ne rss%l,i., no @Ir'pr't.o ".ls
bsGrs e;ar,ei'oat to M I" S4isSi. as Mr. kS sf" - ne ys %1ny5 =
enable man aud one IT, whole nation looks up 70 rs-srdiue
.1n'ry. and 4; Eli Dot = complete unless he traces IL gene I
lsy 81 us Chisf. q III Utmost -Hieni, and til. Ch-s can :
IN ? s-i y le ioa~. For ,h= beneh, Of she people. l an -~rry
e H-ir apfaren; 70 III throne III NJ, - Is -, o.
a'Eersd IT,, and = he id rot it; would have been a matter q &
instant cnn,iirrati7n 20 him. .
Th= Chairman n the msj r,y n the Committee m resolution
= N'I"-- % T>'4Ha'n Vas that each writer uI-.F he
- !, Sen.1'Ey a. biz thEf 80 as - make HIN
1~- 4 great deal % Dissatisfaction and arirosty- Ru, Z ~
q ,hstr own rpT.e. mi ut .a4Iie I ,ps $500 rays 4%asa g 4 fr
VT htssaga "a ia taver Of the rs'luuou. ~ui addressed
solution. Assembly -ij1ru-I. =,
EIGHTIETH Day. July p.
Assembly met At usual hour.
Mr. kupau introduced resolution In pav Mr.
i-Sili" the sum of $50 a DAY. from the 18th Of
I'LL tomorrow July 2s.l for performing The
tiles ~ both Secretary and Interpreter. Rc>olu-
'n adopted.
NahakU introduced a resolution that the Ser
a1t-It-Arm> be instructed To obtain carriages for W
purpose Of carrying the Representatives u the
tan at Waikiki, 10 be given by His Ex. the Gov.
Oahu.
Minister Varigny moved to table the resolution.
was put 10 vote and carried.
Nr. -AAolO wanted his resolution rerarding a
after the Propagation Of the Legislature. to
: uunoticed - the members Of the Assembly
r. Invited by the Governor Of Oahu to a lunch
Mr. Kamalo introduced resolution allowing the
rotary ten days to write ont his journal. Reso-
ion adopted.
kamalo introduced another resolution re-
sting that two copies of the laws of this session
furnished To each member of the Assembly. ac-
they are printed and bound.
ia'Si-r Hc;rhison sad Re you'd furnish tie copies ~ so..
uFs suspended. sni majority and minority reports On -eso-
n r-I-it7g lie appointments q Hcr4l5s. DC, Considered
~ re Iiogs-- @
mister Na-Soy novel % adop; the majority report which Ot
% f-F ? = ,aHl1E I= resolution. and reject .he -ar~-- -
nj a1Hiy, -tirh, after some debate vas llst
-nI 90 adopt report q minority q COMMITTEE -- - 80.
carried. - o. i-
cs- preceded . tie next order of M day which was the ~
-Es-i.-r thuaUs1 stopping %; a.sr : O'clock AZ uf-s. ~
90 motion rules suspended. Ari bl crnsitsrei before he
i- RAJ ta-lrshsut- Ac-f some debate The bI Va.