The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-05-18

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Maiesty's Ministers be reduced. Ordered to be laid
on the table until the Appropriation Bal Dc con
sldered.
hon. Mr.. Kekoa, from KoOlauloa, praying First.
That the Act 10 Mitigate he repealed. Second, That
I Section iSl Of toe Civil Code lie amended. Third,
That Soction iS3 Of the Civil Co'e be amended. Pc
tiuon ordered 10 be laid ca the table 60 DC considered
with bills 10 come up.
Also, petition from Eoolauloa, praying that a
proper sum Of money h. appropriated 10 encourage
agriculture Second. That parents having more than
four children he exempt from school-tax. Thru,
That tenants Of goat lands be allowed 70 cut No"i
other than the kinds tabuei by oyerseers- Referred
to Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects.
Also a petition from Koolauloa praying. tirsi,
All importations OF opium into the country be no,
hibited. Second, That all Court fees be aeolished
except warrants. Third. That universal suffrage be
allowed.
Hon. Mr.. NaWahi, from Puma. praying that no
appropriation be made TO pay the Hotel Bonds. Also
that the salary of His Majesty the King be reduced
On molten petition laid on the table until the ApPFo-
priatiou Bill be considered.
Also a petition, from Puma, praying that the
Government no longer support the schools Referred
10 Committe on Education.
Also 4 petition, from Puma, praying that a foreign
doctor be appointed for that District, and nominating
DR.. Nichols
amend Section 1909 OF the Civil Code. Passed TO
its second reading.
Hon. 4. T. Judd read for the first time an Act TO
provide for a husband inheriting one half Of wife's
N7AAAN NAN- NaNaN
to second reading and ordered printed.
Hon. Mr.. Lonoaea gave notice Of his intention to
bring q bill to amend the first part OF Section W oil
the Civil Code.
Hon. d. Kalakaua read for the first time a bill TO
repeal Sections 2, 8, 4, 5 and d Of Chapter 80 OF tae
Penal Code. the same being reFugnant to the Con-
stitution. On motion bill rejected.
Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi gave notice of a bill to ivsulate
the Markets in Honolulu.
Hon. P. Nui gave notice of n bill to amend Section
1923 of the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Poll gave notice of a bill TO amend i9o
of the Civil Code, in relation to Markets.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
To consider the bill to amend Section =, Chapter
50 of the Penal Code. Upon motion the further con-
sideration of the bill was indefinitely postponed.
Upon motion the House agreed to a recess Of half
an hour each day for lunch.
After which the House, on motion, referred the
bill to amen Section 4S6 of the Civil Code ION its
second reading) to the Committee on Education.
The House then went into m Of the Whole,
Hon. Mr.. Kupakee in the Chair, to consider the hrst
section of the bill to amend Sections lOO6 and lOOI
of the Civil Code. On motion the Committee passed
first, second and third sections of the bill and ordered
it to be engrossed. Committee then rose and re-
ported to the House. Report accepted.
The House then went into Committed OF the Whole,
Hon. MIR. Kaukau in the Chair. TO consider the bill
to regulate the Board of Health (on its second read,
ing). Upon rising, the Committee ~ommend
that the bill be referred TO q Select Committee. 80
ordered, and the following were appointed as the
Committee Hons. Paikuli, K~alakaua, A. +. Judd.
Knukaha and Aholo.
Upon motion, the House adjourned to Wednesday,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
FOURTEENTH DAY, May 10th.
PETITIONS.
Hon. Mr.. Poll, from Honolulu. praying that a law
NAV be passed in relation to the letting of horses.
Ordered laid on the table until a Till be introduced.
Hon. Mr.. Carter, as Chairman of the Sanitary
Committee reported having received copies Of a
correspondence between DIR. Mckibbin and the Min
lister of the Interior in relation TO the dismissal OF
the doctor from the charge of the dispensary, under
the Act to Mitigate;'' and asked that the cores
pondence be placed in the hands of the Judiciary
Committee to report on the law in the case. On
motion the correspondence was ordered to De returned
to DIR. McKibbIn.
Hon. Mr.. Poll, n petition from Honolulu, praying
that the Representatives be allowed to vote separately
from the Mobiles on bills, sc. On motion the further
consideration of the petition was indefinitely post
poned.
+ Hon MIR. Carter, from Honolulu, praying that
Hawaiian doctors be licensed. Referred to Sanitary
Committee.
I Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi Praying that prisoners may
hot e hired out, but be made to work for the Gov
ernment. Petition laid on the table until the bill TO
provide for t e working out of fines be brought up.
The judiciary Committee reported on the petition
from Eva and Waianae, contesting the seat OF the
member elect from that district, that the further con-
sideration of the petition be indefinitely postponed;
and that the attention of the Attorney General be
called to the evidence of perjury existing against
witnesses called in this case. Pending the transla-
ton of the reI ort, the House took "A short recess.
After recess the remainder OF the report OF the
judiciary Committee was read and adopted.
Hon. Mr.. Martin Chairman Of Committee on Gov
prnmpnt Lands and Internal improvements, re-
ported in favor of the petition asking that the Gov
eminent might buy the wharf at kaalualu. also for
an appropriation tor bridges on Kauai. and Tor a
breakwater at HOIOmalino ana mat appropriation
for a scow at Hanalei be indefinitely postponed.
On motion the report of the Committee was laid
over. to be considered with the Appropriation Bill.
The Committee on Printing reported back TO the
House as printed. bills TO amend sections I4io ana
1909 Civil Code.
Hon. A. f. Judd read for the Grst time a bill to
amend Sections I2lS and 1919 of the Civil Code.
On motion passed 10 second reading.
The Minister Of Finance gave notice OF n bill to
amend Section 500 of the Civil Code.
His Highness W. Z. LunaIlo read for the first
time a bill to amend Article 70 Of tae Constitution OF
: 1864. Passed to second reading.
Hon Mr.. Lonoaea read for first time a bill to
amend Section 922 of the Civil Code. On motion
bill rejected.
Hon. Mr.. Kekoa gave notice Of a bill to amend
Section 500 Of the Civil Code.
Hon. c. II. Judd introduced n resolution to the
effect that the Secretary of the Assembly furnish to
the editors of the Ruokoa and .fuOkoG a copy Of the
report of the Judiciary Committee concerning seats
of members contested. Amended by adding the
word 8 translated Resolution as amended adopted.
Hon. MIR Mikalemi gave notice OF Bill! to amend
Sections 2I5. zl6 and Z2O Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Nawahi introduced a resolution, asking
the Minister Of the Interior to inform the House
who il was that allowed the Webb steamers to land
freight and take in coal on Sunday.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha amended by substituting the
Attorney General instead II the Minister OF the In
terror. Pending discussion the House passed to the
Order Of the day.
Upon consideration Of the Bill TO open and free
all the coast fisheries 81 the Kingdom, IT was re-
terred TO the Judiciary
Upon consideration of the Bill to amend Sections
1906 and 1907. on its Bird reading. pending discus
sion the House adjourned.
FIFTEENTH DAY, May 10th.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Paikuli, the Chaplain OF
the Assembly, the Rev. Mr.. Aea, being absent