The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-05-02
MOBILES
REPRESENTATIVES,

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KAUAI.
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Kauai.
His Elk. p. Nahaolelua rendered his resignation as
4 President of this House, he having been since the
extra session appointed one of the Ministers of the
Crown.
On motion the resignation was accepted, and the
House went into an election for President.
Mr.. Kaukau nominated the Hon. Mr.. Dowsett.
Mr.. Aholo nominated the Hon. Mr.. Bishop.
Dir. Kaiue nominated the Hon. Mr.. w. t Martin.
Hon. Mr.. Dowsett declined the nomination in
favor of the Hon. Mr.. Bishop.
The ballot resulted as follows
Martin
kuihelani.
The Vice President declared the Hon. Mr.. Bishop
elected President of the House.
The President on taking the Chair, made a few
| appIoplHitC GINA III WHICH ne Sllu thd ne hs-
sumed the duties of the position with dimdence, but
that he should depend upon the assistance OF mem
bers, whom he reminded that uniform adherence to
the rules would ensure the proper dispatch of bust
ness.
On motion, the President appointed n Committee
to draft a reply to the speech from the Throne. con-
sisting of Messrs. Aholo, w. 7. Martin, Kaukaha,
Dowsett and Kaiue.
qi,a JTouSa tIan 1ionrna1 until 20 aorrnx p,orr
ing at 10 O'Clock
III SECOND DAY, May LIST. 4
After Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Paikuli.
and reading of the minutes, His Honor Chief Justice
Allen who was in the Hall, administered the oath of
Office 10 Mr.. kepoikai, the member for Wailuku,
Maui. PETITIONS.
I From Wailuku, against the House making any
amendments to the Constitution.
From waiIuku, thar there be three agents of the
Board of Health in each district.
E-o.o IU~:l-A~, etIuG the civil jurisdiction Of dis
trict justices be extended to $500.
From WaiIuku, that the Hawaiian version of laws
be the standard.
From Wailuku, that Kahului be made a port Of
entry.
T/From Hilo, that dog tags may be abolished.
From Hilo, that So, 800 be appropriated for a bridge
at Honolii.
h From Hanalei, that the Kings allowance be fixed
at $4,000 for the 2 years and that there be but two
Ministers.
From Hanalei, for an appropriation of 81 900 for
a bridge at that place, and also that a sum be allowed
for an English school.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Nawahi, that the Minister Of Interior be
requested to lay before the House a certain petition
against the election of Mr.. Kepoikai, of Wailuku,
Maui.
Laid on the table until petitions are in order.
The President announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Foreign .4fairs-His Elk. j. o. Dominis, Hons. II.
"A. Kahanu, S. Kipi, {. X. Kakani, {. X. Kapule.
FIadnce-Hons J. 1. Dowsett. l.. Aholo, p. Isen-
berg, D. H. Nahinu, J. Kauai.
EducaGon-Hons. L. Aholo, P. Haupu, p. Isen-
berg, J. Moanauli. w. C. Lane.
Sanitary-Hons. w. 4. Martin, S. G. Wilder, J.
A. Kaukau, s VI. Naukana, d. Kaukaha.
Commerce, Agriculture and Manufactures
Hons. D.. II. Nahinu, J. l. Dowsett, G. w. Napaepae,
p. F. KOakanu, r. p. Kuikahi.
Judiciary-Hons. S. G. Wilder, J. Komoikehuehu,
b. W. Kaiue, L.. Aholo, D. Kaukaha.
Public Lands and Internal Approximation.
?. I~senberg, E. Mikalemi, S. K. Kupihea, n. Kepoi-
kai, J. II. S. Martin.
.Hilhary-Hons. W. L. Moehonua. J. A. Cum
minis, A. S. Cleghorn, II. Kuihelani, T. n. Birch.
Enroliment-His Elk. J. 0. Dominis, Hons. J. p.
Parker, J. Nawahi. W. L. Moehonua, }. Kakina.
Accommodations A. s. Clegborn. L. Aholo, D. 8.
Kupahu, J. p. Parker, J. Kahai.
Printng-Their Excellencies II. A. Widemann
and A. S. Hartwell.
His Er. the Attorney General gave notice Of inten-
ton of introducing the following bills:
/. A Bill providing that a marriage of a Hawaiian
woman with a Chinaman shall not be invalid by rea-
son of a previous unknown Chinese marriage.
2. a Bill to define the tenure of office Of members
of the Legislature.
3. A Bill to provide for the Chief Executive Power
in case Of an interregnum.
4. A Bill providing for an Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
3. A Bill to encourage Steam Navigation with for
countries.
G. A Bill to authorize parties to testify in their own
behalf
z. A Bill authorizing the King to approve parts
disapprOve parts Of the Appropriation Bill.
g. a Bill to quiet land titles in land claimed by in
9. A Bill authorizing a Commission for ~cOdifying
the Laws.
10. A Bill providing for the practice of Courts Of
Probate.
Hon. Mr.. Kuihelani gave notice of a bill to amend
section so Civil Code, in relation to terms Of the
Circuit Court Of Maui.
Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi gave notice of a bill to repeal
he /" Act to Mitigate"
Hon. Mr.. Wilder made a few appropriate remarks
n memory Of Mr.. c. A. Castle, a respected and val
led employee of the Government, deceased yesterday,
md moved that this House do attend his funeral this
,. NJ. in a body; and further that as a mark of re-
pect to his memory the House do now now adjourn.
carried and the House adjourned until tomorrow at
10 a. NJ.