The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-15

Bill 10 amend Section 2, ChaptsS IS. 81 the Peal
Code, which passed to second rsadisg. and vas sr-
dsred printed.
Mr.. KuihelAni read FOR the srst tine a Bn azfhor-
Eing the Minister Of the Interior issue ssasss sz
the purpose Of distilng spirits from No. moiassss.
Mr.. Lonoaea moved to rsjsct the Bill
Mr. Euihelani spoke in favor Of bis Riii. and urruf
its passage to its second reading. BIZ indsaaitsiy
postponed.
Mr.. Poll read for the first time = Bin 70 snsua
Section $50 of the Civil Code. Bill passed % ~
second reading, and ordered printed
Mr.. Carter introduced RssOIutiOn that the Alter
nsy-Geueral Be instructed to institute procsedings
before the proper court or courts in tAis Eingion
against Solomon KahOohaahala, District Justcs sor
Lanai and NOlokAi, for using threatening and intin-
dating language to voters At the recent sisesi0u
Lanai.
Mr.. Kaius spoke against the Rssolutios. hs ihs
spoken Of in the Resolution not IusPsetsr
Of Elections and By ths 18Th Section Of the ls- .P-
proved in 1865, this Assembly had right to ordsr
the Attorney General to do what was called Cor IN
the Resolution.
Mr.. Aholo supported the remarks 1f the last
speaker. as Mr.. Kahoohaahaa vas a sandi6ats. and
not an Inspector Of Elections. Aad zos rssPoa-
s5lc.
Mr. Carter stated that this matter had been partly
before the house 4 few days ago. viz. Distriet
Justice using his position 70 inausneS election.
and such the charge made agEinst this Mr.. Solo
mon KahOohalahala and By the sosth Section Of ths
Civil Code, such act was punished By ans not sx-
eeeding $50 and according 70 reports the Disriet
Justice Of Lanai and MOlokAi guilty Of thsoasas
mentioned in his Resolution. Twas Of the dsaFust
rights Of the people TO vote their Eorih
than money to them and this House ought protect
the votes Of the people By not eountsusnsisg such
actions as Mr.. solomon KshoohalahAla vas sseused
Of. He hoped the Resolution would BE- adopted. sad
if Mr.. KahOOhalahala not guilty, the RssoIutioa
could do him no harm.
Mr.. Kahauanui supported Mr.. Kaias and Mr.
AhOlo.
Mr.. Carter said he was sorry to that NJ Es-
hOOhalahala had much sympathy that be brousht
in the Resolution because the AttorneyGsnsr.l Ess
absent and be wanted to call his attention 10 a. and
thought this the only way II t not the proper
/ way, then take some other. As for the Attorney-
General, be believed him to BE- good aud sGi,ieut
Ofcer and If he had heard the Rsport Of the Jadi-
ciary Committee he certainly would have taken ssms
notice Of it. As it was, the report Of he Jude4ry
I COMMITTEES might be aled sway and the Attornsy-
/ General never hear anything Of T.
I Mr. F. Judd said that from the evidence brought
before the Judiciary COMMITTEES. Mr.. Kaboohalahai-.
in February last aud to this day holds ounui--aa
as District Justice for Molokai and Lanai and vas
certainly guilty Of what he is accused. He douhssd
if tho Assembly could order the AttoraeyGsasr.l 20
prosecute the offender but it might ssk ain % uvsl
tigate the charge In his opinsa. the chair Of the
D
Attorney General was on Hawaii. The Cabinet vas
represented.
sIr Kipi moved the Order Of shs Day. uhsoh v.s
put to vote snd carried
Resolution Of Mr.. Rice, dividing the printing 1f
the Legislative Assembly between the GaEErrE sad
Adrertiser oices brought bsfors he H=uss. and On
motion Of Hon. D. Kalakaua. indefinitely PsItPonsd.
Order Of tIs Day.-Bm Of Mr.. Kaihslani. entitled
80 An Act 10 amend Section ass Of the Civil Cods-"
Section l read.
Mr.. Kaukaha moved to amend By striking out ths
last part Of the Section relating ten hosrs beng
considered days work instead Of eight
Mr. Hitchcock moved to indshaitsly postposs he
LIST Section.
Mr.. LOnOasa favored the Bill IN is original fora-
Previous question called.
Notion to indssnit-ly Posspons-put sad sArFssd y
a vote Of 10 ayes to II noes. follows
Ayes-His H., W. c. Lunalilo. His EE. P. Nshlo-
Ielua, His Ex. P. Ranoa, His Ez- J. o Domizis.
Hons. c. r. Bishop, C. KanAiaa- ". P. Kanak.a.
P Y. KasO, II. Kahanu. His EE. c. c. Harris. HIS
E1. F. W. Hutehison. His Ez. J. Mott Smith. Hon
Msssrs. Hitchcock. Kipi. Hssmaau, Newton. A. 2
Judd, C. H. Judd, Rice.
Noes-Hon. D. Kalakaaa. Hon. Msssrs. Kupakss.
Martin, NawAhi Naibs. Aholo. HasaiEs. Eaakaa-
Kuibslani, Lonoaea, Nui, Eaus, Garter. MikAlsni.
Poll. Paikuli, Kskoa-
Next in order Of the day was tbs BIZ q Nr- Eai-
helani entitled" An Act 70 amend Section so -
the Civil Code TO provide for the hoding ths Cir
cult Court Of the Second Judieial cirsuit IN tEs
places. Bill read throughout, and sonldsrsd IN Con-
mittes Of ths Whole, Mr.. KiPi being called % shs
Chair.
Bill considered BY sections Section rad
Mr.. KaukAhA spoke against The section. b
thought il the stepping Stons 10 sskin< for np-
preparation for new eourth0uss, furnitars oek-up.
&C., and he did not SEQ Why the coart-h5gss q La
haina should not answer svsry purPoss. snd moved
to indsanitsly PostPons the ssotssa, and ths BIZ
Mr. Kuihslan explained t5s great isssnysuisuss
caused TO jurymsn from the Waiukz and Maksrss
side, and loss Of time in sttsndiag Court nt fhzu..
to say nothing Of mileage, 4s. Ths srpen1s sf
courthouse in Wailaku would not b % mseh. ss
they could easily obtain the ground aoor sf the Coed
Tsnplars Hall.
Mr.. Hanaiks opposed the paslays of the seetiors
and moved the indsanits PostPoasusnt q ths Bin
Mr.. A. p. Judd moved 70 transposs ihs HoTis
" ailsku and Lahaina. 50 that the sss0ad JsIsisi
Circuit be held Lahaina IN Dsssubsr. sd - Vs.
uku in June. aud spoke in favor Of he Bn Hith hI
proposed amsndmsnt.
Mr.. Mikalsmi vas opposed 70 he Bill
Mr.. Carter no escape from an spProprssziou ior
,oarthouse &C.. II this Bill passsd the Assembly.
md for that did feel Ike votiag IN fsvsr
II it, He thought it ought 70 b considered Ehsshsr
Tsiluku was a. central Hs Lahaina o. eat b.i8-s
roting fer it.
His Ex. P. NahaSlslua favored the BH a. tes
hangs, in bis Opinisn. gEsat noeusui,y, as Wai-
uku much more Of pLaes thsa Lahsiua. snd fhs
eoessfy Of holding in that dssrst iaPors-
mt; that when the sours-h0uls erected IN Labs-
IA, that place vas al important ssasrs. aad asly
,espis resided there, but srsry thiuE .l-h
hanged in the mean tine Wailaka bad Improved.
nd vas far ahead Of Lahaiaa-
Mr.. Hitchcock spoke m favor of the Rin. al-o %
fr. A. r. Judd'S smsadmsnt.
Mr.. Kahananui favored The pass1gs q lhs BlE
MOtion 70 indsanstsly postpons Eas pat aad Ic.E.