The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-08

OF moneys 10 defray the expenses OF TINS Assembly
The Assembly adjourned until tomorrow at
o'clock
THIRD DAY, MAY 81, 1872.
The Assembly met 10 A NJ, Ibis Ex. P. Nahaol'
lua 10 the Chair PRAYER BY the Chaplain. Journ'
of preceding session read, aud on motion approved
The Chair then announced the following STAND
ing Committees:
Foreign AFairs-Messrs. A F. Judd, Bishop, Ku
helani Hitchcock, aud Kapuuiai
FfHdacs-Messrs. Bishop, Domiuis kipi, Aholc
and Rice.
Education -Messrs Hitchcock, Newton, Kals
kaua, Halcmanu aud Rice
.Saaitary-Messrs. Carter, Kanoa, Kaukaha, Ku
pakee and Hanaike.
Commerce and Agriculture Messrs. Rice Kaiue
Kipi, Kapuniai aud Komoikehuehu.
Judiciar7,-Mcssrs. A F. Judd, Aholo, Hitchcock
Knukau and Mi.
Goreruu,ent LqTds and Internal improvements =
Messrs. Martin, Carter, l.onOaea, Mikalemi aud
H. Judd.
Military Messrs. c. Judd, Dominis, Naihe
Pakule and Homoikchuehu.
observation-disclosures. Domins, Carter, c. h. Judd
Rice and Poll
.AocO,snts--Messrs. Newton, Carter, Martin, Kaha
manu- and Nawahi.
. TIMING - his tx. MI. idITls duu MS En- WI
Smith.
Ffitions Mr.. Kuihelani presented a petition
from Honuaula praying that a 500 be appropriated
for b-cakwater at Makena. Referred to Commit
Tee on Internal Improvements
Mr.. Louoaca presented petition from Wailuku,
praying tina, the salaries Of the King aud Govern
ment Officers be reduced.
Mr.. Aholo moved TO lay on the table until consid-
Grafton of the Appropriation Bill
| Mr.. Kupakee moved to refer 10 the Finance Com
miitee.
Mr. Carter favored the motion of Mr.. KuPakee
as he thought that in past sessions Of the Assem-
bly, it had been much the practice TO defer petit
tiuns until late in the session, when they did not
receive proper attention, aud the question Of ex
penditure was one III which the people had deep
interesl.-Petiion referred to the Finance Commit.
tee.
Mr.. Kupakee presented petition from Eva and
Waianae, coniestiug the election OF the member
elect from that district Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Poll presented petition from Koolauloa,
contesting the election of the member elect from
that district. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Martin presented a petition from Kau and
Roma, praying for amendment of the Masters and
Servants Act and also petition for its repeal Re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Kipi presented petition from Puma, contest.
ing the election OF the member from that district
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Kahananui presented petition from Waialua,
coutesting the election OF the member elect from
that district. Referred to judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kaukau presented petition from Molokai and
Lanai, coutcsting the election of one of the mem
bers. Referred To Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kahananui presented petition from Lahaina,
cUntcs,ing the election of Mr. Hunaikr, in that dis
trct Referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kekoa presented petition from Puma, favor
ing the election of the member from that district.
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Kaue presented petition from Moloka, pray.
ing for the repeal of the law regarding the ImpOrta
ton Of Laborers Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Nu presented petition from Makawao, pray
ing tina; the Law to Mitigate, &C., be repealed,
Referred to Judiciary Committee
Mr. Kaiue presented the following petitions from
Molokai Petition praying for an appropriation for
roads on that Island. Referred to Committee on
Internal Improvements. Petition for a foreign doc
tor in each district throughout the Kingdom. Refer
red to Sanitary Committee. Petition for a separate
Representative for the Island of Lanai Referred to
Judiciary Committee. Petition praying no Govern
ment officials shall follow mercantile pursuits. Re-
ferred &c Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Louoaea presented petition from Waikiki,
praying that working on roads be limited to a certain
number of hours. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Resoluhops.-Mr. Carter presented the following |
Resolution; RESOLVED. That this Assembly declares |
the seats held by Judges Hitchcock ADD Nui,
members elect for the Districts of HiO and Mskawao,
vacant said seats being filed and held contrary to
the provisions of Secu1n SIS of the Civil Code.
Mr.. Kaiue moved to indefinitely postpone, as the
Section of the Civil Code referred to the old COnstitc
ton, which now not in force.
His Elk. Mr.. Hutchinson moved to refer to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr. Carter preferred to have the Resolution refer
red to Chief Justice as the Judiciary Committee was
short of members-Mr Judd being absent, and Mr..
Hitchcock and Mr.. Nui being themselves members of
The Committee-leaving only two disinterested Com
mittee men on such Committee.
Mr.. Judd moved to refer to a Select Committee,
appointed by the Chair.
His Elk. Mr.. Hutchison favored the reference of the
Resolution to a Select Committee, and Withdrew his
motion for that purpose.
Mr.. Carter favored the motion of Mr.. Judd. but
objected to the Committee being appointed by the
President this case was peculiarly the Represent
ltives concerned members of that portion ftbe
House.
Mr.. Kahananui reason why the President
hould not appoint the Committee.
Mr. Carter withdrew his objections to the Chair
appointing the Committee consider his Resolution.
Hon. Mr.. Kalskaua favored the consideration. of
be Resolution by the House.
Resolution referred to the following Committee:
Iessrs. Bishop, Rice, Aholo, Kaukaba and Martin
Mr.. Kabsnanui introduced Resolution that the
sergeant Arms be instructed to furnish the mem
ers of the House with tie laws from 1s5S to 1870,
nd Decisions Of the Supreme Court. Resolution
dopted.
His Elk. Mr.. Phillips moved that the name of Mr..
'arte= be placed upon the Committee to whom was
eerred the Resolution regarding the legality of the
eats now held by Mr.. Hitchcock and Mr.. Nui as he
the introducer and pine Of the Resolution.
Mr.. Bishop moved that he be appointed Chairman
said Committee.
Mr.. KaGkaha opposed the motion of the Attorney
eneral. Motion lost.
Mr.. Kuihelnni gave notice of the following Bills 4
m to amend Sec. ASS of the Civil Code Bill to
mend Sec $50 of the Civil Codes Bill to amend Sec
50 Of the Civil Code, aud Bill to amend Sec 527
the Civil Code.
On motion Of Mr.. Naihe, the Assembly adjourned I
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