The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-04-29
Hon. V. Knudsen was called to the chair.
Tha ersf .oef,or Was rad

full, but the Clerk Of the Attorney General did
nothing in particular
His Ex. the Attorney General wished to
know what the Clerk Of the Attorney General
should do with these reports. All he could do
would be to tie them up with red tape and
hand them to the Chief Justice.
Mr.. Keawehunahala's amendment was lost,
and the first section passed.
The Bill passed through the Committee, and
was reported to the Assembly BY the Chair
man.
On motion of the Attorney General, the
Bill entitled An Act to provide for an addi-
tionsl term of the Circuit Court in the Sd Cir
cult . was read.
/ Mr.. Keawehunahala moved that the Bill be
made the order for Wednesday. Passed.
On motion of His Ex. C. de varigny the
House adjourned.
NINTH DAT, TUESDAY, April 2s.
House met at 10 A. NJ. II. II. NJ. Keku-
/ anaoa in the chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
| Minutes of the preceding day read.
| Mr.. Kalakaua moved to expunge from the
minutes his molten in regard to J. Ii. Carried.
The minutes, as amended, were approved.
PErIroNs.-Mr. Keliipio presented petit
ton from Eva and Waianae on the election in
that district. Referred to Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Lyons presented a petition from North
Kohala asking for Court House and jail,
Also to do away with School Tax. Referred
to Finance Committee.
Also, to reduce the Horse Tax. Also not
to increase Property Tax. Referred.
Mr.. W. 7. Martin presented petition from
Kau, asking that the District Court be held at
Waiohinu.
His Elk. T. W. Hutchison presented petit
tion from Honolulu, asking an appropriation
to Committee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Rhodes presented petition from the
Military, asking for an increase Of pay.
His Ex. c. de Varigny moved to lay the Pc
tition upon the table.
Mr.. Keliipio moved to refer to the proper
committee.
Mr.. Koakanu supported this motion.
Mr.. Mahelona said that very large sum
was appropriated for the military, and as far
as he could see, the common soldiers get very
little pay. Now petition comes in from this
very body, complaining 70 insufficient pay.
He though that the soldiery was upholding
the dignity of the Government, they worked
hard. day and night, and should receive at
least enough to deceutly support them
His Elk. G. de Varigny did not object to
hearing from the soldiers, but he objected to
this mixing up Of soldiers pay with other
matters, therefore his motion.
Mr.. Keawehunahala moved to amend BY
laying upon the table, to be considered when
the appropriation for military is under discus
sion. Tabled.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES Chairman Of En-
rOllment Committee reported that the King
approved of the Bill changing time for holding
Court in the 4th Circuit.
Mr.. Kamakau reported from Judiciary Com
mittee on the case of W. G. Jones, that the
Committee agree that in the matter Of his cleo
ton, Article 81 Of the Constitution had not
been complied with, and the Clerk Of the As
sembly, shall, according to Section 10 of the
Constitution, order new election in the dis
triet Report adopted.
Mr.. Dominis reported that the committee to
reply to His Majesty's address, waited upon
him at IL NJ, Monday, and presented the ad-
dress prepared by the House, and the commit
tee communicated His Majesty's reply to the
House. Report adopted and committee dis
charged.
REsoLUuoSs-Mr. Hitchcock moved to sus-
pend the rules and consider the amendment to
Article So Of the Constitution, relating to an
increase of pay Of the members. Carried.
The amendment passed its first reading.
Mr.. Nahaka gave notice OF Bill to amend |
Sections % and "a Of the Civil Code.
Mr.. W. I. Martin offered resolution |
that the Minister of Interior furnish the inhab-
itants of Kau land patents free of charge. |
Referred.
;,o,as 81 ax,a,,;.,'-. AS II.e NJ presumed , 'ne
Kan and H. savaraI a;s,-;.,. sss;: t'si. ~
Guy -, 20 ~. snio1eu oy Tue
r. au al So'oft 20. IN we" OF
sum Of S6,S4I iS be appropriated to defray the
same. Referred to the Finance Committee.
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ui" S.' M " 1ne sule' VI 'ne assembly.
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tbe N;n;s,er 81 F;nanao o u" A.. n0t " inuemnuy
Chon,ar az c;,,;, CT. ,.a a. ~ ~ ainenu
s,ans ''' Wv" OOu'' i''a''ns 70 interest on
NJ U.I.t II, -,
p;I 6.a.'.Ni 'SAe' ieA'e 70 introduce a
Tbo eiit 80. -
AZ psnaI ca " i'PeA' 'eo' l. OhAP'
NJ T.oaL..L.,.
nj mi' hea"ehuhAhala moved to reject the
Bill, Carried
nr; NanaAu onered resolution that the
- has "a P .In VI o,eInors OF MAUI ana
H. pau II IH ps,iI. a. Las' session, fassed.
of the dav m. p;Ii l,! men lcveu lne order
,,;do C. 'I:I In eu''.'ee an ACT 70 pro
enc % ,r'ii!u' I'e,. =, N1ure IN 'ne 40
-cad;n, - a-i.ssi Yus'lee. rasseu It's "a
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nm 60 "a, g.. LIZ "a o n rhiiiPs' tne
"a Co.. -. "a term Vi the
~ H. 49, "@' S0"s'ueie~ III committee
NJ NJ, .I
Mr.. LYONS moved ~ a,nsr'd s.o,;o, rs9
Ill. ~.