The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-08
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial Session-1S74.
rrrrr-sreexn nAr. July l. 1874.

Frrrr-SrcoSD DAY, July l, 1874.
/ The Assembly met at the usual hour.
Hon. 5. Kipi introduced resolution as follows:
WSs-ra,. list Of the names Of the members Of 'h'
volunteer military companies Of Honolulu and Other
places within this kingdom, approved by the King
has been deposited with the Minister Of War; and
H1s-sa,. the volunteer military companies hereto
fre existing have been disbsa3sd and the following
named companies substituted in their places, viz
The Hawaiian Guards Leleiohoku Guards the Special
Police. Likelike's Own, and Kawaihae Guards;
Tfr-rforc be 1t resolved that the members Of the
above named companies be exempt from taxation, in
accordance with the Act approved JAY 6, 1856. and
amended the present year. The volunteer military
companies Of Honolulu are hereby authorized to draw
through the Department Of Wax for the herein
ahsr mentioned which sums are special aPprOPriA-
ton for the volunteer military companies Of Honolulu,
viz
Fer the Hawaiian Guards, 5000.
Fer the Leleichoku Guards, s. goo.
For the Princes own $500.
For the Special POliee. $500.
For the Gat,ling Gun, 5000.
For the aceoutreueuts, balls. ETC., 5000.
Laid on table to be considered with the Appropriation
Bill
Hon J. I Dowseti gave notice Of bin TO amend
Sections $50 and Isl Of the Civil Code relating TO
shipping masters.
Hon E. Mikalemi introduced resolution that the
sum Of $500 be inserted for permanent settlement
on Mr.. Mahuks. Laid on table.
ORDER OF ruE DAY.
The consideration Of the Appropriation Bill on the
item for the support Of English and Hawaiian Schools
$40 OOO.
On motion Of Hon. L. AhOlo resolution was
adopted that no part Of this sum shall be expended
by the Inspector General Of the Schools for his travel
ling expenses. For Printing Hawaiian Geography
passed at $, 500.
Hon. E. Mikalemi moved that the sum Of $1,000
be inserted for the aid Of Makavao Female Seminary
Lest
On motion Of His Ex. the Attorney General the
sum Of 81 500 fer the relief and return Of INDECENT
native HavaiiAns from abroad was passed.
Or suspension Of the rules, the Hon. L. Aholo on
Education Committee, presented report on petitions
FROM LahAiua and Puma, praying that the Inspector
General of the Schools be removed. Report reeOm-
meadod granting the prayer Of the petitions.
On suspension Of the rules, the Special Committee,
to whom was referred the bill regulating the slaughter
and sale OF beef recommended some amendments.
Adopted.
On suspension Of the rules, petition from Kan
then read asking that the native kshunas be allowed
to practice without license, etc. Laid on table.
On motion Of the Hon. J. 1. Dousett the rules were
suspended and petition from the Harbor Master and
Deputy Harbor Master Of Hoaolulu was then rvad
praying that Section So Of the Civil Code be
amended.
On motion, the petition was referred to a Special
Committee which consists Of Messrs Wilder, Kipi
Birch, Kaukau and HIS Ex the Minister Of Interior
The BIZ 70 promote agricultural and industrial pur-
su,s il tie pabEc schools Of the kingdom was then
Rad third tine and passed.
Tho bin authorizing His Majesty the King to merge
several Oses into one was then rad by its title aud
passed.
The BIZ to amend Section less Of the Civil Code .
was then rad BY its ttle and passed.
The bill 20 prohibit the ps6iinE Of cakes il this .
KIN Sdor was then read third tine and passed.
The bin 60 amend Secticu So Of the Civil Code On
its sscoud reading was indefinitely postponed.
The bin 90 amend Section Of an act approved .
July ;, 1916 relating 60 imported birds On its second
reading was Indefinitely postponed.
The bill 90 release assistants Of the lepers from taxa
ton It's second reading, On motion was laid
a1 table all the report Of the committee On lepers be
presented to the House.
The bill 70 set apart certain places where leper may
reside vas, cu is second reading, laid On table.
House adjourned.