The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-05-06

heritanee.
Q. A Bill authorizing Commission for cOdifying
the Laws.
10. A Bill providing for the practice of Courts Of
Probate. filIt
Hon. Mr.. Kuihelsni gave notice of bill to amend
seetien $40 Civil Code, in relation to terms Of the
Circuit Court of Maui.
Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi gave notice of bill to repeal
the Act to Mitigate"
Hon. Mr.. Wilder made few appropriate remarks
announcing the death Of Mr.. c. A. Castle, late Regis
trar of Public Accounts, and moved that the Assem-
bly, attend his funeral in body and that mark
Of respect to his memory the House adjourn.
THIRD DAY, May I'd 1874.
Assembly met at 10 Al7lE-, Hon. G. R. Bishop in
the chair. Prayer by Rev. ]. n. Paikuli. Journals
of the preceding day read and approved.
PErIrIoSs.
Hon. Mr.. Kspoikui. member from Waikiki, pre-
sented petition asking, L. That all parents having
five children be exempted from poll, school, and road
tax O. That all parents that send their children to
select schools be exempted from the school tax.
These were referred to the Finance Committee. ;,
That the Circuit Court of Maui hold part of its ses
siOns at Wailuku. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee
Hon. Mr.. Haupu, (HilO) presented petitions
praying 1, That all salaries be reduced, from the
King down, except the Judges and CSnstables. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance g That no off,
Ger Of Government be allowed to hold a seat in the
Legislative Assembly. but that they stay home and
attend to their business. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee g. That the law in regard to the English
and Hawaiian versions Of the laws be changed and the
Hawaiian be the standard 4, That no foreigner be
allowed to hold Office unless he understands both Ian
guages, and if he does let him pay bis inter-
prefer. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Hon. J. Kahai HonOlulu) presented petition with
800 names, that DIR. Akana be appointed physi-
clan to the Hospitals Kalihi and Molokai. Refer
red to the Sanitary Committee.
Hon. A. ]. Kaukau (Kaanapal) presented /. A
petition that all salaries be reduced, from the King
down; 2, That they have mail carrier appointed
they pettioned for last year. Referred to Finance
Committee. ---rr
Hon. j. Kauai (Waimea) presented petition, l,
That the Kings salary be s35,OOO. including Cham
berain aud Secretary. Referred to Finance Commit
tee. 2, That $1,000 be appropriated for Court House
and Lookup at Waimea, Kauai. Referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. ), That the Commissioners of
Grown Lands be removed, and the King rent the
Crown Lands to the persons living them. Refer
red to the Judiciary Committee. 4, That $1,000 be
appropriated for a road near Waimea River. Refer
red to the Committee on Government Lands and In
teTnal Improvements.
Hon. D. II. Nawahi, PUMA presented petition
from KoolaulOa that the sale of Intoxicating Liquors
be prohibited. Hon. P. F. Koakauu moved tol lay
the petition on the table. This motion was opposed
by His Elk. A. S. Hartwell, but finally carried.
The Secretary announced that the Annual Reports
of the Minister of Finance and the Board of Health
had been laid on the table. Also that the proposed
Amendments had been published as the Constitution
requires.
Hon. S. G. Wilder introduced Resolution, That
the proposed Amendments of the Constitution be the
order of the day for Monday. Carried.
Hon. S. NJ. Naukaua (waialua) introduced Reso-
luton that His Ex P. Nahaoelua be dismissed from
Office of Minister of Finance, because he had not Civ
en- in his Report the goth of April as required by
the Constitution. The President ruled the resolution
out of order, aud returned it to the member. as tho
Secretary said the Report of the Minister of Finance
was placed on his table on the Both of April.
Hon. N. Kepoika tWailukul gave notice of his in
tentiOn to introduce bill amending Sections 527, $50
aud 9I5 Of the Civil Code, also Section LIST of Act
passed January 1868, in regard to the Board of
Health. -
Hon. H. Kuihelani gave notice of bill to amend
Section AS of the Civil Code in regard to the road
TAX.
Hon. D. Kaukaha (HanaIei) moved that the House
De provided with fifty copies of the following News
papers HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, Commercial Adrertiser,
Kaokoa and Haeaii Ponoi. Carried.
49,. II.
he rules Of 1872. Carried. Also, that Committee
,e appointed to see that the English aud Hawaiian
bills correspondent. ..-a-,
Hon. L. Aholo thought it unnecessary, as the Com
nittee Enrolment should attend to that.
Messrs. Dowsett, Kaukaha. Hartwell, Martin,
Tidemann and Komoikshuehu spoke in favor Of the
esolution.
Hon. Koakanu owed to postpone indefinitely. All
avs should be passed in Hawaiian, we have nothing
o do with the English language. If the white men
Tish to know laws, let them translate them, and
ay for it too. The motion to postpone was lost and
he original motion carried.
Hon. D. W. Kaue (MolOkAD introduced a rssolu-
ion that members be furnished with Law books.
His Ex. II. A. Widemann, informed the House
hat there were not books enough, and that they
AUST first vote money to get them printed. Motion
abled.
Hon. s. N. Naukaua Cwsialua) introduced Reso-
alton that the Marshal Of the House re-arrange the
esks in the Hall, some Of US can not hear.
Hon. D. Kaukaha tHsnale) moved to lay on the
,ble, a. the arrangement is as good can DO. Let
60 to business and not waste our time
Several Of the members remarked on the disnEreea-
le echo there was in the room. Finally the member
ithdrew his motion.
Hon. y, KcPOikai (wailuku) moved that Com
stee Of Eve be appointed Miscellaneous Subjects
Ous. n. KspOikai P. Tsenburg, t. Martin, W. G.
ans, J. A. Kaukau, AID II. Martin were appointed as
Ich Committee.
On motion the House adjourned till Monday, lOA.u
FouRFH DAY. May 4th.
Assembly met 10 A. ", Hon. c. R. Bishop, Presi-
mt IN the Chair. Prayer BY the. Chaplain. Jour J
\ read aud approved.
pErTrtoNs.
Hon. N. Kspoikai twailukul presented petition
ON Waikiki Prayiug-l, That all person under con.
acts be allowed to 90 to the polls and vote election
,ys as they wish ?, That all vorkmen be allowed
stop work on saturaAyr. H., att o'clock ,. That
persons under contract be allowed to observe
oliiAys; 1, All Government 0sicou be ordered to