The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
Legislative Proceedings.


5sst, His 81 ?. Nahsoelua. in tho Chair. Prsyc
by the Chaplain, Journal Of presiding session read
and on motion approved.
Mr.. Pcii presented = petition from Honolulu, ask
Ing for $ Geo for extension Of School Street. Lai
OF the table.
Mr.. A. F. Jpad, Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
ni,ee reported consideration Of two petitions fToH
tie District q EaAuapsli one tha; Djstriei Jasiie
he appointed for that District, and another, that NJ
Foreigner be appointed Who 3ccs not understand Ha
vaTAs-resOnusaa indefinite POstPonenen,, because
both were written signatures and all BY one and th'
sane person . petition from the Of Waikiki ;hrs
twelve paid eorssabss be sPPou'od for that Distries-
recommend indefinite pos,P0reusnt; from Waikiki
thAtno person be appointed Clerk Of The Circuit Court
or Distract justice who does 20; understand Hawaiian
-reeomuepdsi that IL be laid upon Ii, table to be
considered whenever Bill to secure ,hN, object shall
be introduced: petition from Malckai, paying that
no one be appointed As N mister, Juiee, Collector
Of Cas,oms Who Is engaged in mercantile pursuits
r~eonns5dei sabliHg, 50 that il may be considered
whenever 81 Act making such restriction shall be
aid before this House petition from Houolaia, that
The license boats be reiuesd--eecuaEseade5 % lay
o. the table TO &c considered with Bill On the sub
1ec- nov oelrre the Assembly Nl4 lutEeuNceu y tS
Hoa, Member from south kouA, to amend Section
Ioos q the Civil Code noreAsins the amount Of bail
bonds in eases Of appeal from Police or District
Courts IN criminal ease<-Cozn55tee fsiled any
reason Why the lii, provided BY Law ior saea 6A
binds Is net sufficient TO secure the purposes ofjusec
and not be oppressive, ard therefore Recommend
the indefinite posspouemen, Of the Bill; petition from
wA5alaa. that al fisheries uF the Kingdom he made
free 10 the people. and ;he Bill that urpOrt intro
dueei by the Hon. Member from Hilo-COmmitiee
recommend indefinite pofsgouemsut Of the Bill. But
the C5auitles know that certain koaohkis eens,rue
toe word Tenant to mean only those who own
kulsaras in the = 81 Ehish The fishery Ezy belong,
and 81; n SC who have resided there. Sous other
kon0hikis cans5rue the right Of tenants to the
fsberies 70 mean tie rsb; to take Ssh only tor them
own consumption. and uO; icr sale. On The other
hand some Of the people think that tenants have the
rigbt to employ large gangs Of men to work the kO
nu1iks ssserivs, greatly TO the disturbance " the
kouohikis' rights therein. In order TO better
d5rslzudus % these rights, the Cemuittye deem
atm necessary. and recommend passage Of the
Biz bs-ewitb presented. RePgr; sceePted, and Bill
read srsi tine and passed TO second reading Aad
printing. The following The Bill:
Section I, The word tenant, used N Sections
SIS $50. SEQ SCI. sg2 and Sg5 Of the Civil Code,
regard 10 Fisheries shall Re held to mean any person
Who shall ovn parcel Of real estate IN tire land
which the Fishery may belong, Eso shall have &c
sided cguuuu0usy OF said la0d for The period OF
year Immediately rreeeiinE Tie Of suea Fishery.
Section . The use Of the Fisheries to which the
tenant" desued ia Section / .; this Act are en-
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fer their own consumption OF fer sale, subject The
restrictions heretofore imposed by Law; provided,
however, that only TIE actual tenants, ds6uei in
Section .; this Act, shall he allowed to use the
Fisssries e: Their koaohikis.
Seeii51 9. This Ac; shall tSse sfest and become
z= FROM ana after the date Of It's passage, and al
laws " parts Of laws inconsistent herewith hereby
repealed.
HIS 81. the Attorney General gave nO;ioe Of Bill
to o-ss1iEs tie Waikiki D.st-is; CVar, as Police
COz5;.
Hls FL the Attorney General read o=tbe first TINE
a Bill 70 rg7es. 81 Act to prevent married persons
from deserving one smother. and tie Ae, to ameld
the sane Eli. read sad passed 20 second reading aaS
printing.
Ny LoaOaea read for the srst tine BIZ to pre-
vea; Government o6cers getting drunk or keeping
mistress.
Mr.. c. H Judd moved its rejection, which vas Fs,
to vote and earned
Mr.. KaPuuiai gave notice Of BIZ to repeal the Ac,
relating to divorce
Mr. 6ekca gave notice Of 3 BIZ to amend Section
And repeal See,iOus s. IS n the law relating to
The tax on animals. approved IL Julc, ls7O.
Bill to aueud Sections i2lS and 1919 OF TIE Civil
Code TO allow parties to Al Eetipu to testify passed
to its ;sird reading.
HIS TX the Attorney Geaeral moved the indefinite
Of the Bal and spoke At length IL favor
e his motion, s,rssg'y urging its adoption by the
House.
Ills Ell. c. c. Harris answered the Attorney Gen
l-l At s,us length. s5rocs,ing the passage Of the
81 0n Is third reading.
Nsssrs. EsUkssa, NtkalsHi and EaAi spoke against
he Bill.
Nj Carter vzs opposed 70 tie second Section Of the
BE and tbysgb; the sTss Section nigh, be tired as
IT experiment.
M Martin favored The Bill
Hya- Nr. Bishop hoped the BID would no; be H.
definitely ros;P Bsi and that tie first Section would
ass II nothing else
Nj Kahsusuui favored the Bill ard thought j,
Eoa.d 20: increase perjury. A. Hawaiian never vio-
aiei Ms oath, AID there vas Saying IN TIE olden
inss.' Break yoar Oath and yOu vii be devOurrd ty
Pee q the sharks"
Mr. =. F Js85, being the mover c! the BIZ. closed
he debate.
Motion to Indefinitely postpone put TO vote ard lost
: vote of e n5ss to II ayes.
The attorney General moved hat the passage Of the
m on its third reading be BY Sections. Motion car.
led
Frs; Section vas put sei passed.
On melton % Mr.. Rice, Section passed.
On motion Of the Att0rney General, Section was
,r5eksB out
On molten, Tile passed and Bill passed it. third
,Sding.
Assembly adjourned.
TwESTT-EIezTH DAY, Msy s1st
Tie Assembly met st the usual hour. the Pres;.
-nt. His Ex P. N-hsoleIua in The Chair Prayer .
: the Chaplain. Journal OF preceding day resd and
q motion, approved I,
NJ. Carter presented petition from Honolulu
-zyiur that sso0o be appropriated for ir1prrvinr
iihs stree, Re:errei to couzittoe on Internal In
-avs1enJs- Also petition from Honolzlu praying :
al The sale o. ava ezce7t for medicinal rurposss
abolished. Referred TO Sanitsry Committee.
NJ Poll presented petition srou Honoluiu- pray
that s. 600 Re appropriated for the extension Of
shoal stree, through Paloa Valley On motor in
.s=.s-, r.,z+-o,.5 aiso . rs.i-fa, from Honolulu