The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13

Hon. Mikalemi presented petition Tor the di'-
missa Of Dr. McEibbln from tie hospital Zoe several
reasons. Referred.
REsoturIoxs.
| Hon. Koakanu moved that the reporters u news
papers be expelled from the House. for rrpQrtns n
correctly. Resolution indefinitely postPcned-
Resolution that 81 500 be appropriated Cor break
water at MAIZENA,
Hon A. Cnmmins introduced an amendment % tks
Constitution, Of which be had before given notice.
relating to the succession.
Hon. Mikaiemi gave notice Of bill to amend GER
tain sections Of the Civil Code.
Hon. Kaiue gave notice Of bill to amend sections
2sS and 1855 Of Civil Code. relating to sehOo. sha-
dren.
Hon. 7. NJ. Birch presented bin to amend the law
regarding the Board q Health.
Hon. NAukAna gave notice Of bill 70 Increase 'Ae
Hawaiian race also certain amendments Of the Civil
Code.
Hon. Kupahu-a bill to amend the Law relating to
licenses and sale Of beef.
His Ex A. 5. Hartwel gave notice % hills-to give
power to reduce the punishment Of criminals in GER
tain eases; to amend the customs regulations %
amend the law relating to consular certificates and
to define the meaning Of article 10 Of the Consultation
and section $50 Of the Civil Code
ORDER o. rHE DAT.
On motion the house went into committee % the
whole on the bill to tx the hou-s Of labor.
Hons. Kaai. KAhai. Martin, and KoakAnu. al IA
vorcd the bill.
His Ex. II. A. widomAnn thought the number Of
hours ought to be regulated BY agreement between
the employer and employed.
House adjourned without reaching a vote
TrsrH DAY. May II.
PErrrroSs.
From KOolaupoko-thst all fisheries Be made FRYE
that all horses that have paid taxes run fee On ko
nohiki lands, &e., &c.
BY Hon. W. c. Lane-that the Kings salary Be
reduced to $4,000 for two years, to include the salary
OF Secretary and Chamberlain.
A number Of petitions Of a frivolous nature were
presented.
Hon. 5. G. wilder reported the petition relating
to Article % Of the COnstituton that il be laid the
table.
Notices were given Of various new bills;
By Hon. Abolo. to provide water for Lahaina-
By Hon. Kakaui. to repeal the law relating te the
reform school.
By Hon. Kauai. to ameod Section >, Chapter ., Of
the Penal Code.
By Hon. J. H. Martin. to amend Sections SCI and
$50 Of the Civil Code.
By Hon. Kapule. to repeal parts Of the opium law.
By Hon. Kupihea, to repeal Section IfT5 Of the
Civil Code.
His Elk. the Attorney General gave notice Of rule
requiring every new bill to designate not only the
sections intended to be repealed bat the object Of the
proposed amendments.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to regulate the hours Of labor.
Hon. Kipi moved indefinite postponemsnt.
Hon. Napaepae favored the BILL did also Messrs.
Kaai, Nahaolclua and Haupu.
Hon. $ G. Wilder spoke at some length against
the bill, and explained how it would work.
A long discussion followed. in which Messrs. Wide
mann, Isenburg. Hartwell. Kakani and others op-
posed it,
Without reaching a vote, the Committee rose.
The bill relating to killing Of goats and sheep came
up on its second reading. and motion referred
to a special committee.
House adjourned.
ELEvESrH DAY. May. II.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment.
PErTIoSs
From wailuku. That the people who raise AVA be
allowed sell it. %, That all salaries be reduced
from the Kings down.
Several reports Of Committees were read. Of little
Importance.