The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-11

Session of 1874.
FIFrY-F1Fru DAY, Monday, July

s FIFTY-FIFTH DAY, Monday, July 6.
: Hon. Mr.. Kauai from Committee on the bill for the
encouragement and aid of any company now incor-
porated or that may be hereafter Incorporated for the
transmission of intelligence by electricity, reported
the same with a slight amendment on Sections l and
6, and that as amended the bill do pass
to be engrossed. Laid on the table to be considered
with the bill.
Hon. Mr.. KomOikeehuehu gave notice of intention
to introduce an act to amend Sections l44S, and 1850
of the Civil Code, relating to dover.
= Hon. Mr.. Koakanu read a resolution to the effect,
that the Sergeant-at-Arms be ordered to furnish
meals or a lunch for the members of the House, also,
that this House be adjourned from II NJ. to-day till ]
O'Clock P. NJ.
Hon. Mr. Mikalemi moved to indefinitely post
pone.
After discussion, in which Hon. Messrs. Mikalemi
and Nawahi opposed the resolution, the motion to
postpone was Iut and lost, and the resolution was
then passed with an amendment to sit mot later than
o O'Clock P. NJ. every day" Z
His Elk. the Attorney General read first time an
act to encourage steamship lines between this country
and foreign countries. Ordered printed.
His Elk. the Attorney General gave notice of inten-
ton to introduce an act to aid the negotiation of q Re-
ciprocity Treaty.
On q suspension of the rules, His Ex. the Attorney
General read first time the anne act, and it was or
dered printed.
On a suspension of the rules, His Elk. the Attorney
General from Committee on the bill to amend Section
1852 of the Civil Code, made a report on the same,
recommending q new bill, entitled An Act to amend
Sections 1852 and 1856 of the Civil Code, relating to
l1eglulate cnlluren. adopted.
The rules were suspended, and His Ex. the At
torney General read the anne bill for the first time
and it was ordered to be printed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Hon. Mr.. j. H.. S. Martin moved that the sum of
$1,000 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill for re-
pairing the Waiohinu road to Kaalualu. Lost.
Hon. Mr.. Komoikeehuehu moved to insert the sum
of $500 for repairing Liliha street.
After q lengthy debate the House adjourned at u
O'Clock NJ, without coming to a vote.
The Assembly met again at l o'clock p. " in pur-
suance of the Resolution.
The unfinished business was Mr.. Komoikeehuehu's
Resolution, which was withdrawn.
The bill to authorize the issuing of attachments in
civil suits instituted in the Supreme and Circuit
Courts of this Kindom, and repeating Sections 897,
1913, 899 and 900 of the Civil Code of this Kingdom,
came up on its second reading,
On motion the bill was referred to O Select Com
mittee, consisting of His Elk. the Attorney General,
Komoikeehuehu, Aholo, Kaukau and I~senberg.
The bill requiring foreign ofice-hoders to take the
oath of allegiance, was taken up on its second read
ing, and passed to be engrossed.
The House proceeded to consideration of the Act
amending Section 4S3 Of the Civil Code, in regard to
mOrtgaged property, on its second reading.
On motion the bill was referred to a Select Com
mittee, consisting of the Hon. Messrs. Kakani, Nau-
kama, Attorney General, J. II. S. Martin and Kapule.
The Act to quiet titles il land claimed by right Of
inheritance, came up on its second reading.
Hon. Mr.. Birch moved to indefinitely postpone.
After discussion the motion was put and lost, and
the bill was referred to a Select Committee, consist
ing of the Hon. Nessrs. Kaukaha, Attorney General,
I~senberg, Birch, and Nawahi.
The bill authorizing a loan, was taken up on its
second reading.
On motion the bill was referred to the Committee
of the whole, on Thursday next. Adjourned.