The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
OF 7
sEvHrY-FouErH DAY, July ga

SEyESTY-FoURTH DAY. July 9th.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo offered q resolution. to the effect
that the Board Of Health be requested 10 remove the
restriction on inter-islaBd travel, 80 far as 20 permit
members q the Legislature and their families and
all persons who are not liable TO communicate the
disease, TO return 10 their homes.
Hon. Mr.. Carter moved to lay on the table. re
had little doubt from information he had received
but that the tabu would be removed on Monday or
Tuesday, and he objected TO the impression that the
passage Of this resolution would give. that the mem
bers Of the Assembly we're selfish, and we're DESTROYS
Of taking of the restriction now that the session was
over. The motion TO lay on the table was lost, 20 10
10. After considerable discussion, the resolution
was referred TO a select committee TO confer with the
President Of the Board Of Health.
Hon. Mr.. Nawahi offered a resolution 10 the effect
that. a. il il now publicly stated that His EX. the
Attorney General has sent in his resignation. there
fore this Assembly respectfully presents 10 him
their expression Of their appreciation Of him as =
gentleman and a useful officer of the Government.
After "a few remarks. the resolution was withdrawn,
and the House took a recess until one O'Clock.
On meeting again at / O'Clock, .he-e being no bus
iness, the House adjourned until Monday next at 10
SEvESTY-FITTH DAY, July 18th.
The Chairman OF the Select mmit on the
resolution proposed on Saturday IN request the
Minister Of the Interior To grant permission for the
members Of the Assembly and their families TO de-
part after the Session is ended--reported that the
Committed had interviewed His Ex. the President
Of the Board of Health, who stated TO them that If
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on inier-island travel would be removed on Tues
day The report was accepted and the RESOLUTION
tabled.
Ills Ex. Gov. Dominis, from the Committee on En-
rollment, reported back the following bills aud
resolves, which had been approved by His Majesty
the King
An Act to amend an Act to regulate the award and
distribution Of water in the district of Lahaina.
An Act 10 amend the law in relation 10 the assess
ment and collection Of taxes.
An Act to amend Sec. 924, Civil Code.
An Act 10 authorize a loan.
An Act relating to the marriage contract.
An Act to amend the law of names.
An Act TO provide for an additional term Of Court
in the 4th Judicial District.
An Act to provide for interlocu'Ory orders in d-
vorce cases.
An Act to amend Sec. 59S, Civil Code.
An Act 10 amend Sec 10. Of Chap. Is, Penal Code.
An Act to regulate the issuance of Royal Patents
An Act to amend Secs. 1874. ls5, and lS6 of the
Civil Code.
IN Act for the protection of parties to labor
contracts.
The Appropriation Bin for 1928.
Resolution charging the Minister of Finance with
the custody of the Hawaiian Hotel.
An Act to amend Sec. 18, Chap. 90, Penal Code.
An Act to amend the law relating to juries.
An Act TO prevent coffee shop and restaurant
keepers from keeping open after Z O'Clock on Sunday
evenings.
] An Act to amend the law in regard to the sale of
deadly pOisons.
An Act to amend the law in regard to the deposit
Of moneys in the public treasury.
An Act relating TO inter-island steam navigation.
An Act to amend Sec. 1923, Civil Code.
Resolution 10 pay claims of American ship owners.
An Act TO amend the las for the encouragement Of
wool and cotton factories.
An Act to amend Sec. 1860, Civil Code.
An Act to amend Sec. 246, Civil Code.
An Act to provide for the acknowledgement Of con-
tracts to labor.
An Act to authorize a special loan.
An : ct to establish a National Museum.
An Act to enable the commissioners of crown lands
to convey a certain parcel of land.
An Act to further define the nature and obligations
of contracts to labor.
An Act making retailers of Intoxicating liquors re-
sponsible for injuries, &c.
An Act to regulate the currency.
The following bills His Majesty had not approved:
An Act TO admit certain articles free of duty.
An Act TO prevent the enticing away of persons
held to labor contracts.
An Act to amend Section $40 of the Civil Code.
An Act TO provide for the translation and printing
of Cushing's Manual.
An Act to repeal Section 6 Of an Act to prevent
the spread of leprosy.
An Act to amend the law in relation TO the Hawai-
An Act to amend Section s of Chapter o of the
Penal Code.
An Act to repeal the " Law to Mitigate"
An Act to define the meaning OF the word ten
ants - and to declare their rights 10 fisheries.
An Act TO amend Section 3 of Chapter 80, relating
to the tax on animals.
An Act to amend Section 905 of the Civil Code.
An Act to provide for the codifcation of the Civil
Code.
An Act to amend Section 499 Of the Civil Code.
An Act TO amend Sections 1918, and 1919 Of the
Civil Code, by permitting parties in actions to testify.
The report of the Committee was accepted, when
the Assembly took a recess until II O'Clock. AT that
hour the Royal Commissioners arrived and proceeded,
in His Majesty's name, to prorogue the Legislative
Assembly of 1872.