The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-05-21
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
SESSION OF 1870.
FRIDAY, May 18th.
Pr TITION4.

PETITIONS.
From Haalou, for SI4s, as m4il-carrier. Referred
10 select committee
From Honolulu FOR increase Of pay for eonstables.
Referred.
Prom HouoIulu, asking that the opium license be
abOiihei, and the importation Of opium for smoking
be prohibited Petition 10 be considered with bill
before the House on the same subject.
From Lahaina, relating to divorces
From KooIIu, for q reduction in the horse tax,
and a change in the tax on animals
From Kau- praying that D.. appointed Tax Collector.
Aser District Judge Judge
sJand the Hawaiian IangIage Referred
REVOLUTIONS.
The judiciary Committee reported adversely petition
eoureting election Na Representative from
Koouo OAHU the charges forth the petition
not established. Report adopted
Rssoutoa $1,000 b. inserted in the Appropriation Bill
for the harb1r of HanaIei, Kauai.
Mr. Philips read first time Act provide for a
the expense Constructing roads, By benefited
thereby
M smith gave notice Of a bin amending Sec. $50 of
Civil Cole ryIating q cust0m-house guards.
SIR Wahine introduced rsoutIOn that the Sergeant-at-
Arm. b. instructed furnish crackers and cheese the
senbIy at Rejected
Sir HaIemauu the first bill designating
branI animals the property Of the person whose
Lan,I tis animals running
t frr.s the pay of the Clerk the Maui
Mr. PIlPo introduced Resolution that committee be
instructed into The report the Minister Of Finance
and report thereon
Mr. AhoIo moved resolution bs returned the
ntrld1cer as Finance Committee would attend the
provisions % the Resolution Motion lost
Mr. JrII moved o indefinitely postpone.
His Ex C. Harris asked the ntrOducer wherein his want
Of confidence based
COMMITTEE appointed by Chair d-cIin-I
for him he did give good reason but otherwise
wouII vot- f1r his resolution
Mr. PHpo in reply favored a s-Ict Committee
because thought the Finance Committee had much
they could do at present. nothing ,iust Finance
of Finance, but thought the
ought 10 examined by Select Committee. and for that
had been expended direction they
ed appropriations entirely neglected, and the money
spent f1r other objects
His Ey a. e. Harris did think the member
c1nhI-ucs Minister of Finance That
Finance vested with power send the
apprlpru before the Assembly, ariI in their
hlls iie tIsl - t.i'- ~ "t ~ "a.L7 -
l-tr Ftnance who - ready AL questions from
upon Once, every paper aud every
book wouli be opened for their inspection.
Ppo said that h did speak Dr himself but for the
House and wanted % know why the last speaker afraid
of Select Committee
lis Exrecy replied that afraii Of a select
mitt would ike committee of the whole House
appointed place of the Select Committee spoken Of the
House desired IT,
Mr. Hoapiii favored the resolution and spoke
On motion Of Mr. Judi the House proceeded
the a the same being the consideration Of II
Divorce Bill After debate the further discussion
postponed TN t0-m1Frow-
The bin relating of nuisances, being the
order of the day read r the third time and passed
aInendng Chapter G section IL % the Penal Cod
then read Tor the third time and passed Adjourned