The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-07-10
legislative Proceedings.

FoKrr-S1xTH DAY, JUNE 27th, 1s72
The Assembly met at the usual hour, the Presi
dent, His Ex- P Nahaolelua, in the Chair. Prayer
tr.the Chaplain Journal OF preceding day read and,
on motion, approved
HIS EE the Minister Of Foreign Affairs presented
correspondence from the United States Minister
Resident. relative TO claims upon this Government,
from American whaleships, for returniuR to this
port shipwrecked seamen from the Arctic Ocean
Refe-red 10 3 select Committee, composed Of Hon.
Nessrs. Carter, Bishop KaukShs, Nawahi, and
Aholo.
Nr Hansike introduced q S2esolution that the
Clerk uf the Assembly do not withhold from any
Member Of the House any moneys due him, on &C.
oouu, Of any debt OF by order of any Court
His Ex C. c. Harris thought the Secretary ought
70 psy any Member Of this House whatever is due
10 hin
The Secretary stated that be had been gnrnsbeed
by the Police Justice and told that II the money
was not forthcoming. his private property would be
liable
His K F. " Huichisol said he hoped the gar
nishee Of the Police Magistrate would be treated
us 90 much waste PapsE, he thought IT great
piece of impertinenct, and that he ought to be
brought before this Assembly for contempt Res
oluiion adopted
His Ex F. W. Hutehson presented Report on
petition from wailuku, praying that water-ditch
be cut from Haleakala 10 Wailuku. The Report
was adverse TO the project His Excellency said
that by the Report it could be seen how much such
an undertaking would cost, and that he was op-
posed to it.
Mr. Carter said that il an expenditure of $4,000
or perhaps $4,000. would build the water-course
alluded to, partly TO be paid by Government ard
partly by the lands benefited thereby, aud open up
thousands Of acres that could be planted with cane
be thought it q much sounder investment than
$4,000 for hotel. Report adopted.
The Assembly then proceeded to the Order of the
Disqualification Of an Act to authorize Special
Loan-in Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. C. h. Judd
10 the Chair.
On motion TO indefinitely postpone His Ex- c. C.
Harris said For Mr. Harris remarks see report in
our last issue.-ED.l
Mr Kapuniai and Mr.. Halemunu spoke in favor
Of the Bill, and thought the hotel of great public
benefit
Mr Navahi was not in favor Of the Bill and op
posed the granting Of any money for the purchase
OF the hotel.
Mr. Lonoaea denounced the hotel scheme, and
thought the hotel was more of a Ministerial con-
vcnience than public one, as the public did not
patronize il
Mr Poll and Mr.. Hanaike spoke against the Bill.
Mr. Kaai and Mr. Naihe were in favor Of the Bill
The motion 10 indefinitely postpone put
Hnd lost by vote Of 26 nays to Is ayes, follows:
Aycs-His H.. W. c. Lunalilo, Hon. Messrs. Mar
TN, Nuwahi Hanaike Lonoaea, Kaiue, A. F. Judd,
Carter Mikalemi, Poll, Paikuli, Kekoa, and Rice.
Nags-His Ex P Nahaolelua, his Ex. P. Kanoa,
bis tx J. o. Dominis Hon. c. r. Bishop Hon. D.
Kalakaua, Hon W P Kamakau, Hon. P. Y. Kaeo,
Hon. H. Khhauu, His Ex C. C. Harris, His Ex. F. W.
Hutchison, His Ex J. Mott Smith, Hon. Messrs.
KRai, Kupakee, Hitchcock, Halemanu, Naibe, Aholo,
Kauknu, Kuihelaui, Mi, Kahananui, Newtin, Ko-
1noikchuehu, c. II. Judd, Kapuniai, and Kaukaha.
Committee rose and the Chairman reported pro-
Cress and asked leave to sit again Saturday next
Report accepted, and leave granted.
Assembly adjourned.
FFTIETH-DAT, June 2sth, 1872.
The Assembly met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the Presi-
dent His Ex P Nahaolelua, in the Chair Prayer
BY the Chaplain. Journal of preceding session read
and, on motion, approved.
Nj A. F. Judd Chairman Of Judiciary Committee
reported adversely petition TO repeal Act passed
on the 10Th Of January, 1865, prohibiting mainte
nance Of suit for Liquors sold at retail.
On motion Of Mr.. Carter report tabled until such
time as q bill TO amend the law be brought before
the House.
Select Committee 10 whom referred item Of
rai carriers reported recommendation of inserting
81, set for mail-csrrers to be expended follows:
q 80