The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-11

Mr.. Kaue offered a resolution that $1,000 be ap-
propriated for road on Molokai Referred for
| future consideration.
Mr. Kahaulelio offered a resolution that $1,000 be
appropriated for read in Kaanapali, from Honolua
to Kanakaole over the PalL Referred to the Com
mttee on Internal improvements.
Mr.. Kahaulelio gave notice of his intention TO
introduce Bill to amend Sec 43S of the Civil Code.
Mr. Komoikehuehu offered resolution that
5000 be appropriated for bridge over the stream
at Waiawa, EVA. Referred to the Committee on
Internal improvements. - fAiAI III
Mr.. Naakana offered resolution that $500 be ap-
propriated for a Courthouse in Waialua, Oahu.
Refereed to Committee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Kaluapihaole offered resolution that $500 be
appropriated for two at the streams at Kalihi
wal and Hanaleb Kauai Tabled until The Appro-
priation Bill should be considered.
Mr.. Judd offered resolution that 10000 be
appropriated for new road over the Nuuanu Pail,
aud that the same be inserted in the Appropriation
Bill for the next two years. Referred to the Com
mittee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Kahanlelio offered resolution that s4O0 be
appropriated for breakwater for the stream on the
Southeast side of Lahaina. Tabled for further con-
sideration. a1s
Mr.. Lyons offered the following resolution:
ResolUed, That whereas the Report of the Presi-
dent of the Board of Education announces that an
edition of 1000 copies of the New Hawaiian Arith-
metic as soon TO appear and to be introduced into
the Common Schools; and whereas said Arithmetic
is known to have passed through the press, and to
be now in the hands of the book binder, that the
Committee on Education be instructed to report at
an early day whether the mechanical work on the
has far been satisfactorily done and whether
any additional appropriation of public funds is
cessay insure the satisfactory preparation of the
work q At.-a
The resolution carried.
Mr. Martin gave notice of the introduction of a
Bill to amend Sec. II, Chap 16 of the Penal Code
Mr. Aholo gave notice of the introduction Of a
Bill to amend Chap. IA of the Civil Code in regard
TO the Courts. tH .H
Mr. Naili offered resolution that $500 be appro-
priated for bridge at Laicwai, Oahu. Referred to
the Committee on Internal improvements. a-E
Mr. Hitchcock introduced two Bills, of which
previous notice bad been given. One OF these Bills
that authorizing the Minister of the Interior to
buy all ocean fishing grounds, and throw them open
to the public, was ordered printed-and the two
Bills passed to their second reading.
Mr.. Wahine gave notice of the introductio. of a
Civil Code; also Bill to amend See 5ss of the
Civil Code: also Bill to amend Sec. 7s9 of the
Civil Code s r-e- n
On motion, the Order of the Day was taken up
the first in the Order being the report of the Special
Committee on the Rules of the House. The House
went into Committee, Mr.. Lyons nthe Chair. The
new rules and amendments were considered at some
length, and the Committee decided, finally, TO re-
commend the amended report of the Special Com
mittee to the House for approval. Committee rose,
and the House approved their report, which, on mo-
tion of Mr. Judd, was referred back to the Commit
tee for re-printing and numbering.
The House then adjourned.
ia. NINTH DAY. TUESDAY, MAY 10th, 1870.
The Assembly met at IL A NJ, the President in the
chair after prayer by the Chaplain, the minutes of
the preceding day were read and approved
Eetitiors-Mr. Martin presented a petition from
Kau that the Horse Tax be reduced TO 5Oc Referred
Mr.. Thompson presented petition from Honolu-
lu, concerning the prisoners, that they should do
Government work only, and not do all manner of
work for private parties. Referred to select
Committee-Mr Kapoikai, Mr. Kapihe, Mr.. Kalua
pihaole Mr.. Boyd and Mr. Wahine. , .--.ssss .
Mr.. Lyons presented petition from South Koha-
la that the Personal Taxes be reduced together with
lue IlOTSc loA- hcltrItQ 10 COuInllltc.
Report of Connlittees-Mr Thompson for the Judicial
ry Committee, reported that the petition from Puma
contesting the election of Mr. Kumahoa, had not
sufficient grounds to unseat the member. Also on
an act TO abate Nuisances, approving the same and
recommending its passage; also on the petition from
North Hio, accommodating its reference to Special
Committee.-Repor approved. raw
Hon. J. o. Dominis reported back the resolution
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lature with the approval of His Majesty. ~
His Ex. Mr. Nahaolelua reported that the Special
Committee to carry the answer of the House to His
Majesty, had waited upon the King and delivered
the same -rIJ on e3lt tsl&J-
Resolutions-Mr Kumahoa offered resolution
that s., 900 be appropriated for the building of
road from Puma TO Olaa. Referred to the Committee
on Internal Improvements. t-it. }A
On motion of Mr. Kepoikai, the resolution of Mr.,
Kuapuu, appropating $4,000 for the pay of the
members, officers, expenses etc, of the House, was
taken from the table for consideration. OIL.
Mr. Pnipo thought that the resolution should call
upon the Committee on Accounts to wait upon His
Ex the Minister of Finance for the s4 900, instead
!. of having the Clerk do the business. With this
amendment the resolution was carried
Mr. Martin introduced a Bill to amend Section II
second reading under the Rules.
Mr.. Naili offered resolution that the of $3.50
be inserted into the Appropriation Bill for Jail at
Koolauloa. Referred to the judiciary Committee,
Mr.. Halemanu gave notice of Bill that the mum
Der Of wild horses on Mauna Kea be decreased.
Mr.. Hitchcock offered resolution that the Sani
tary Committee be instructed to examine into the
subject of the sale of Ava, and to report whether
there was anyn new legislation needed the subject
Carried
Mr.. Naukana gave notice of Bill to amend Sec
tion Az of the Civil Code. ---..e.-. q
Mr.. Kapihe offered resolution that the sum Of
50, 900 be inserted into the Appropriation Bill for
the roads at Makawao, also 81 600 for the stream at
Kakipi. Adopted
Mr. Kumahoa offered resolution that 800 be
inserted 10 the Appropriation Bill for travelling ex-
peuses of the Lieut.. Governor of Hawaii. Tabled
fer further consideration. s'tt'
On motion of Mr.. Kamakau, the Order Of the day
was taken up. The first in order the I'd read
ing of An Act to repeal An Act, entitled An Act 10
permit divorced persons to marry again, and to re-
enact Section 1884 OF the Civil Code The Bill was
read, and Hon. Kalakaua moved that further consd-
Grafton be indefinitely postponed, which was seeon-
ded by His Ex. F. W. Hutehison S-lJe
Mr.. Hitchcock said that the Bill was his, he deien
ded it, and asked that the members would think be-
fore rejecting the Act=7s ,-.IEfgs eEHE