The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-04

u. 0-morroE, al ii O'Clock A. ~.
FTTr-rumD DAY. Thursday, July 2.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha read first time an act 10 facii-
ordered printed.
Hon. Mr. Komoikeehuehu read A resolution 10 the
effect that the sum Of 81 800 be inserted IN the Ap-
preparation Bi, for repairing Lfiha street. Laid 0n
the table until the consideration Of the ApTrupra-
ton Biu.
Hon Mr.. Birch gave notice Of intention q, in,ra-
ducc an act 20 amend Section $50 u the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi read q resolution % the effect
that there are general complaints from Hawaii 10
Kauai agaius, the Inspector General Of Schools,
therefore the Board Of Edacstion he requested 20 re-
port to the House on such petitions. OF else discharge
him from office. Adopted
Hon. Mr.. koakanu read s resolution % the effect
that the Sergeant-at-Arms be ordered 20 furnish a
lunch for the members Of the House.
Hon. Mr.. Nawahi moved % rjeet Carried.
ORDER or rHE DAY.
The act 10 amend Section > Of the law relating 10
regulating the carrying Of passengers within the
Kingdom was read a third time and passed.
The act TO abolish the Office Of Circuit Judge of
Oahu was then put on its third reading. aud passed.
The act providing for the sales Of mortgaged prop
erty without suit and decree Of sale, came up on is
third reading
Hon. Mr.. koakauu moved to indefinitely POSTPONE.
The motion was put and lost, aud the bin passed
on its hual reading.
The act 10 amend Section I Of the law regulating
the ownership OF certain animals, mules, cattle,
horses, sheep, goats aud swine, (proyiding that ii
any Of these animals be found running astray on any
land during six months. they shall become the prop
critics Of the owner Of such land was read a third
time aud passed.
The act to regulate the pay VI GeUernment officers
II absent from the Kingdom for "a certain time, came
up on its third reading, and passed.
The act 10 provide a permanent settlement for His
TX 7. Nahaolelua came up on It's final reading ISL
200 per annumD
Tn motion, an amendment increasing the sum 10
1900 a year was carried, and the bin passed 90
amended. IT..
The act 10 provide a permanent settlement for his
IL. L. kauoa came mp on its third reading. (Sl .OOO)
On motion the bill passed AS amended, by insert
ing 81 LOO a year instead of 1000.
The act TO amend the law relating 20 assessment Of
Taxes, came up on its second reading.
On motion OF His EH. the Attorney General, the
blli was considered by Sections. On motion, Sections
o. Z, :, ., 10 and IL, were referred to a Select Com
mittee. viz Attorney General, Hon Mcssrs. Aholo,
b0wsett. Kauai and kakani.
The bill TO amend chapter 10 Of the Civil Code,
regulating the Bureau OF Public instruction. came up
on its second reading.
On motion the bill was referred 10 a Special Com
mittee. which consists Of His EX the Attorney Gen
eral, Hon Mcssrs. l~senberg, Naukana, Komoike-
ehuehu, and kaukaha.
The House proceeded to consider tile act Tor the en-
enlargement and aid Of any company now incorpora-
ted or that may be hereafter incorporated for the
transmission of intelligence by electricity. ON ita Sec
ond reading.
mlttee, consisting Of the Hon. Messrs. Kauai, Minis
ter of the Interior, Kaiue, MOehonua. j. VI. 5. Mar
tin.
On a suspension Of the rules. the Hon. Mr.. Kaai
gave notice Of intention 10 introduce an Act 10 amend
Sections 1870 and 1423 Of the Civil Code, and also
school teachers, and ministers Of the gospel. Ad-
iourned. -