The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20

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Marshal, read a second time, and passed.
An act to secure to married women the benefits of
life insurance, was read a second time. and passed.
An act to amend Section I34 of the Civil Code,
read n second time. and passed.
An act TO amend Section 3SS. 337 andr3i7, of the
Civil Code, read a second time, and passed
The bill to authorize the Minister of the Interior to
take possession of certain real estate IN Honolulu, FOR
the use of the Honolulu Water Works. Bill read 4
second time, and passed.
An act to authorize the Commissions of Grown
Lands TO execute 4 deed OF continuation to certain
lands in the district of Wailuku, Maui, was read a
second time, and passed.
An actto amend Section 81, of the Civil Code on
ava was next considered and passed.
An act TO free from the school tax such parents or
guardians or 20 send their children or wards to select
schools read second time.
Mr.. Varigny moved the indefinite pos.ponement of
the bill.
After some debate question to indefinitely postpone
the bill was carried.
Motion to reconsider put and lost.
An act to repeal Section 5S of the Civil Code was
read and passed.
An act to regulate the driving of cattle and vehicles
over the bridge in this Kingdom was read and passed.
The bill on compensation of pilots, with report of
Committee on the bill.
Mr.. c.. II. Judd moved the passage of the bin for
e~ngrossment.
Mr.. Knudsen was opposed to the passage of the
bill, as he as Chairman of the Committee on Com
merce took n great deal of pains to gain facts in re-
CARDS to this matter and found that there was no
necessity for an increase of the rates of pilotage for
this port.
Mr. c. II. Judd argued in favor of the bill and
urged its passage.
Motion to indefinitely postpone the bill, carried.
On motion, rules suspended and the report of the
on education taken up to be considered.
Mr. Hitchcock moved the adoption of the report,
by striking out the third section in regard to exempt
ing parents and guardians from school tax, which
was carried.
The bill to amend Sections 1880 and 1881, of the
Civil Code.
MIR. s II. PhiIlips moved IN INCIDENTALLY nostnone
the consideration of the bill, and argued at some
length against it, rs it changed entirely the system of
fees, &C., in the Courts, and would tend greatly i'm
pair the receipts of the Court.
Mr.. A. f. Judd argued in favor of the bill at some
length, he being the introducer.
Mention to indefinitely postpone put and lost, and
the bill passed to be engrossed. Assembly adjourned.
FIFTY-THIRD DAY, June Is.
The Assembly met at the usual hour, His Higness
NJ. Kekuanaoa in the Chair.
Mr.. Phillips introduced n resolution appointing
MIR. l.. McCully Assistant Secretary, as the Assembly
were progressing so rapidly that it was impossible
for one person to attend to all the work. Resolution
adopted.
Mr.. Keawehunahala introduced a resolution that
the Secretary be paid So extra per day since the be-
ginning of the session, as he has been most faithful
in the discharge of his duties. Resolution indefinitely
postponed.
Mr.. S. G.. Wilder, upon suspension of the rules,
presented n potion from the lepers on Molokai, yery
similar to former petitions from them, and moved to
lay the same on the table, as most of the requests in
the petition had been provided for. Petition tabled.
Consideration of the resolution of Mr.. Wilder in
regard to the sense of the Assembly on the two Houses
sitting together was, ON motion of MIR. Hitchcock.
postponed till Friday at - o'clock.
The House proceeded to the order of the day:
The bill to authorize a Loan was read, and passed.
An act in regard TO School Inspectors and School
Treasures, was, after some discussion, passed to be
engrossed.
An act to prevent the driving of cattle through the
city of Honolulu within certain hours.
Mr.. A. F. Judd objected to the bill. as he thought
that Chapter -, Section 8, of the Penal Code covered
the whole case.
After some debate, the bin passed to be engrossed
with several amendments.
An act relating to the location of Slaughter Houses
was passed.
The bill to amend the law regarding the ~qualifca-
tons of electors, &C., was reported back from Com
mittee with amendments, and passed.
The bill to amend Chapter u, Section 8, of Penal
Code, passed to be engrossed with an amendment
from Mr.. A. F. Judd, striking out all after the enact
ing clause and substituting three new sections.
An act to. establish a Hawaiian Board of Health,
passed to be engroSsed.
An act to designate a place for landing cattle in
Honolulu. Bill was amefed and passed.
The following bills read by their titles and passed
to its third reading.
An act to amend Section 2o5 and 256, of the Civil
Code, and add a new section to be numbered 256 A.
An act to AIMED Sections 11S, 119 and 120, and re-
peal Section III, of the Civil Code.
An act to promote Immigration.
An act respecting the duties of Commissioners on
Rights of Way.
An act to limit the time within which claims of
creditors against the estates of deceased persons shall
be presented, and suits be commenced to enforce re-
jected claims, and to amend Section 1917, of the
Civil Code.
An act to facilitate the service of criminal process.
An act to amend Section 7SS, of the Civil Code.
An act to amend Section rs, of the Civil Code.
An act to amend Section 1873, of the Civil Code.
An act for the protection of game.
An act to amend Section 1923, of the Civil Code.
An act to punish barratry.
An act to amend an act entitled an act to repeal
Chapter 101 of the Civil Code, and regulate the bu-
reau of public instruction, sc.
An act to license the slaughter of beef.
An act relating to Inter-Island Steam Navigation.
An act to indemnify the Minister of Finance.
Mr.. Hutchinson addressed the Assembly concerning
an act in relation to a Hawaiian Board of Health, and
requested that it be referred to him to report upon,
and assured the House that he would do what he
could to encourage the bill in a proper form
Rules suspended and bill referred to the Minister of
the Interior. Assembly adjourned.