The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-07-23
.mendments aecented. and the bill ordered to en-

Civil Code, as amended by the Committee of Com
merce was read, and, OH motion oil Mr.. BISHOP
passed to be engrossed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
An Act relating to divorce was read the thIrC
time and passed.
An Act amending the statutes relating to fine
and costs in penal judgments was read the thlrC
time and passed.
An Act to amend Section 9G and repeal Section
90 of the Civil Code, was read the third time ant
passed.
An Act to amend an Act establishing an Insane
ASYLUM was read the third time and passed.
An Act to amend Section 1884 of the Civil
Code was read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Lyons moved a reconsideration OF the oil
REGARDING Ieprosy, ordered TO e~ngrossment yester-
day. so as to offer an amendment, as it gave
mower to the Board of Health to make laws which
should have the force of statute laws, which he
considered against the law making power OF this
House. Motion lost.
Mr.. Hitchcock said that whereas the business
of the House is now wound up, and waiting foT
bills being engrossed, therefore he would move
that. after to-day, the lunch be discontinued. and
when we adjourn it be till l p. NJ. Saturday.
motion amended to meet at ii A. NJ. and carried.
Mr.. BOYD moved the House reconsider its action
on the bill amending Section 81 of the Civil Code,
relating to lepers. Motion lost.
On motion of Mr.. Bishop the House adjourned
till IL A. NJ. tomorrow.
SATURDAY, July 10th.
MIR. Martin offered a resolution that. the clerk
of the Assembly draw on the Minister of Finance
for the sum of Sc, 900 for the expenses of the
Legislature. Resolution adopted
Mr.. Hutchinson minister of the InteriOr) moved
that after to-day the Sergeant remove
the desks, as the work of the House is about fin
ished, and they are not required further. Carried.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
An Act relating to the writ of habeas corpus
was read the third time and passed.
An Act repeating Sections 4 and 5 of an Act
entitled an Act to regulate the carrying of passen-
gers, was read the third time and passed.
An Act to license the carrying of fowling pieces
and other fire arms, was read the third time and
passed.
An Act to amend Section 81 of the Civil Code
was read the third time and passed.
An Act to encourage the establishment of
wooden and cotton factories, was read the third
time and passed.
An Act designating the owners of wild animals
was read the third time.
Mr.. Boyd moved to amend by striking out
sheep, goats and swine.
Mr.. Lyons moved it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Kahaulelio moved it pass as it is.
Mr.. Kuapuu supported the motion of Mr.. Boyd,
otherwise he was in favor of postponement for
ever and ever. -.
Mr.. Kahaulelio considered this the best law of
the session, as it would necessitate people looking
after and branding their animals.
Mr.. Lyons opposed the bill, as he said we had
no right to thus interfere with property and grant
it to aAothers, whereas all wild animals should be-
long to the government.
Mr.. Judd supported the bill.
Mr.. Hutchinson minister of the Interior) said
he had spoken the other day on this bill, and his
views had not changed one iota, and he hoped the
members would postpone it, else it would be a
source of endless trouble, for the judges of the
Supreme Court had decided that there were no
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to designate it? The whole object of the bill is
to get koId of the government cattle on Hawaii,
and hehoped it would be rejected.
Ayes and nays called ON the question for indef-
mite postponement. Motion Hostages, II nays,
10.
y notion to amend, as proposed by Mr.. Boyd
was put and lost. The bill as it stood then
passed. This completed the business before the
House, and on motion of Mr.. Harris minister of
Foreign Affairs) the Assembly adjourned till
Monday at IL A. NJ.
MONDAY, July 18th.
Mr.. Pilipo, from the Committee on Government
Lands and Internal improvements: reported back
sundry petitions and recommended the same to be
tabled. Report adopted.
Mr.. Naukana offered n resolution that we re-
turn our thanks to His Majesty's Ministers for
their aid in furthering the work of this Assembly
and promoting the good of the people, and that,
IN the opinion OI GnlS House, tneY should De con-
tinued In their places as Ministers of the Crown.
Mr.. Kaukaha moved that the resolution be re-
turned to the introducer as it was not in proper
time, as considerable unfinished business was be-
fore us.
Mr.. Kahaulelio moved it be tabled.
MIR. Aholo favored the motion of Mr.. Kaukaha,
which was put to vote and carried.
MIR. Kaiue offered II resolution that, whereas,
the Minister of Finance was asked to report in
manner the salary of NJ. Kekuanaoa was
expended, and proper time was given for such,
and whereas, no report has been rendered, there
be it resolved that the Minister present that
report to-day.
Mr.. Harris minister of Foreign Affairs) said
he thought it impossible that the House did not
that matter thoroughly, as it had been
July explained to this House, and if any thing
urther was required in the form of an indemnity
his he would never do, as it would be a disgrace
o the nation. Sooner than do that he would pay
t himself.
On motion of Mr.. Kalakaua the resolution was
ORDER OF THE DAY.
An Act to amend Section 403 of the Civil Code
Fas read the third time and passed.
An Act to regulate the sessions and eualifica-
of teachers of independent schools, was read
he third time by sections.
Mr.. Lyons moved it be indefinitely postponed,
s he objected to the wording of the LIST Section.
Mr.. Hutchison minister of the Lnterior) said
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ne, and had taken up a great deal of time in the
louise and in committee, and should not be so
1mmarily disposed of.
Mr.. Hitchcock followed in strong support of the
i'll, showing its need and application. /
Mr.. Kaukaha opposed the passage of the bill. ]
MIR. Lyons said he would acknowledge the good
itent of the bill, but he could not blind himself I
l its faults, and he thought it unwise to make a
W to remedy present defects when it was defect I
e in itself. '
After considerable further discussion the previ- !
rs question was called which was for indefinite {
ostponement. Hostages, 10; nays %. t
Motion that the bill pass was then put and car C
ed. @
An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to
reVent the spread of leprosy, was then read the y
lird time by sections as . s
Mr.. Lyons said he was sorry to oppose this bill L
he had been reported in its favor, hut he had G
owed for it's reconsideration which was refused. D
now he would move that it be indefinitely t.
as it gave the power to the Board of Il
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