The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-13


But if this law Of repeal passed, something else
ought to be done.
On motion the Committee rose and reported pro-
grcss, and the House adjourned.
EisurH DAY. May s.
The Assembly met at the usual hour.
Hon. P. Isenberg, chairman Of the Committee Of In
ternal improvements, reported on several petitions
before referred to the Committee. and moved that
they be taken up when the appropriation bill up.
| The chairman Of the Committee on Education re-
ported the petition asking that parents who send
their children to select schools be exempted from the
school tax recommended that it be laid on the table
till bill be brought in, relating to it,
The chairman of the Miscellaneous Committee re-
ported several petitions that they be laid the
table.
Hon. Kaukaha thought that this Committee had
right to lay any petition on the table, but that
their business was to recommend them to be passed
to other appropriate committees. The report was
then returned to the chairman Of the Miscellaneous
Committee
Hon. Kaai called for a certain bill to abate the
evils arising from syphilitic diseases.
Hon MOehOnua gave notice of intention to bring
in bill to amend articles % and % Of the Constitu-
ton.
Hon. AhOlO read for the first time bill to FIX a
days work nine hours. which passed its second
reading.
Hon. Kuihslani read for the first time, bill to
amend the law relating the holding Of courts at
Waikiki.
Hon. Mikalemi read for the first time a bill to
amend the law relating to the spread Of leprosy.
Hon Kaai gave notice Of several bills y
Hon. Kaukau wished to reconsider his motion to
provide Molokai packet. Tabled.
Hon. t. Martin gave notice of intention to intro
duce bill on the subject of uufulfued contracts
A Resolution was offered That as all Government
building mortgaged for security for Government
bonds neither the Minister Of Finance or the Cabinet
or the Privy Council have the power to sell any Of
the government property, but that can only be sold
by act Of the Legislature.
On motion this was laid upon the table, until bill
the subject be brought in.
Hon 7. Martin read for the first time bill forbid
ing the peddling Of bread cakes in any part Of the
kingdom. On motion Of the member FROM Hanalei.
the bill passed to its second reading on Monday.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill to repeal the Act to Mitigate was the bust
ness Of the day. On motion, the House went into
committee Of the whole on the second reading Of this
bill. Hon. T. Martin in the chair.
Hon. KaHkahs moved that the COMMITTEES rise and
recommend that this bill be laid on the table, until
the member from North KOna introduces his bill on
this subject. This passed and the committee rose
and recommended as above
Second reading Of an act to regulate marriages Of
Cinnamon with Hawaiian women. on motion the
House went into committee Of the whole on this bill.
Hon. Kip in The chair.
Hon. W. c. Lane moved to amend the bill BY omit
ting the word 4" Chiuaman aud inserting any for
signsr in its place.
Hon. Haupu moved to amend by fcrbidding all ma
tive women from marrying foreigners.
His Ex. Il. A. Wiiemann explained the necessity
Of the BILL but wished time to deliberate on the subject
On motion the committee rose and recommended
that the bill be referred to selec, committee. Re
port adopted.
bin to provide for the term Of Office Of the Rep
reseRtatves, read for the second time On mo- /
ton, the bill passed to sngrossment.
The bill to provide that no person convicted Of .
crime bound to service, shall be removed from the
district to the ue, IL the master is willing
to pay the ne read Tor the second time and was
made the order Of the day, in committee Of the whole
Hon. Kaukau il the chair.
On motion, the committee rose and recommended
that the bill be referred 10 select CON mit,ee Hons
Dowsett, kipi, Kauai, IIenberg and Kaakaha were
the committee.
Rules suspended and Hon. Kaai gave notice Of his
nention to introduce bill on the subject Of syphilis
AID several other diseases.
bill to amend sec. ass Of the Civil Code was in
Fodueed by Hon Kuiheani, and passed to its second
reading. redaeing the road tax from days labor 10
{, and the hours Of cash days labor to Be changed
from to TO- On mott on this bill passed to enrross
nent.
bill to amend sec. 9l4 Of the Civil Code. intro
iueed by Hon. Kspoikai. was read for the second
line, aud motion. was made the order Of this day,
n committee Of the whole. Hon. Mikalemi in the
hair
This bill is to extend the ursds,iou Of the District
Judges, to all cases involving $500.
Hon. Kaukaha moved an amendment, that $500 be
hanged $500. The introdacer Of the bill accepted
he amendment, which passed.
% motion the committee rose, and recommended
hat the bill as amended pass to be engrossed. The
ePOrt Of the committee was accepted, and the bill
assed to be sngrossed as amended.
bill providing for an Auditor Of Public Accounts
Introduced BY His TX. A. s. HariEen, was read the
econd time, aud motion, vas ordered 10 eagross-
nent.
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