The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
TwESrr-SISrH DAY. June Sd.

NANA A-NlNAA LAh June 81
The Assembly met at the usual hour.
Hon. :. Kaai moved that the vote Of yesterday OF
the bill in regard to granting Of passports be recon
sidsred.
A petition from the lspors on MolOksi was reat
asking that they be returned to ther homes for sew
eral reasons. On motion the petition was tabled.
The Special Committee on the bill to reduce punish
Ias0t in cases, recommended in their report. with
slight amendment, the passage Of the bill. Report
accepted.
The bill 20 make the Hawaiian language the stand.
ard 10 law was. on recc0muendatou OF the Special
Committee to which tbs matter vas referred i1def.
ai;ely postponed.
hon. c. +. Bishop gave notice Of a bin TO s1sOuT-
age agriculture in the schools Of this country.
Hon. D. h Nahiag gave notice Of three bills 70
make settlements on certain persons who have been
long ia the service Of this Government.
hon. :. N. Nagkaaa gave notice Of an act to ap-
point certain persons 10 form genealogical table Of
the King and Chiefs.
Hon. C. K. 6apule gave notice Of bin to amend
the Scho5l-taz law.
Hon. y. Kapzaha gave notice Of an act to increase
tie f1e for osttls stealing.
Hon : K. Eupihsa read for the frst tine bill to
amend the law in regard 70 kouohiki rights, which
passed 70 its second reading under the rules.
On motion the -u,ss were suspended and the Attor-
ney General reported ,he amended appropriation bill
The proposed amendments were the oui,;iug Of the
appropriations for royal palace. Ol0 for breed
ing stock S5,ooo for new steamer So 900 to reduce
pay Of assessors 70 SI225o, the salary Of the police
judge Of Hio 20 Sl5O0 the salary Of police judge Of
Lahaina I5oo, the salary Of the clerk Of the At
tornsy General $780, 70 strike out the item Of deputy
marshal 81 Geo. and the depa-tB eat Of education nu-
se1u $1,000; to Put the police Of Hawaii up to So
se6, Of Maui to ssI44 Of Kauai to $ soS the item
fer roads ard bridge. on al the Islands to OOO for
publie ausean in HOaolulu 81 500.
his Ex. the Attorney General read bis opinion
oa the meaning Of certain words used in the Iaw ~
esr5HE fshsrics as he had been requested TO do by
this House.
Hen. 7. Birch gave notice Of bin to amend Sec.
+S5 Of the Civil Code in regard 10 letters Of deniEzoa
oE1ER OF TuE DAY
On motion the House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the appropriation bill, Hon. 7. " Martin
IN the Chair
The first item Of bin was rad: HIS Msjes;y's
Privy Purse and ROYAL State. $4,000.
Hon J. Nauahi moved that It be reduced to $50
COO
Hon. P. F. Koakaau moved that ii &c raised to
zoe.
Hon A Kaukau moved that the item be reduced
70 SIS. 600.
Hon. P. Hazpu moved that !; Be reiuce5 to S2So0o.
Hon. J. Kakina moved that it remain at $500
Bon. c. K kapule spoke in favor of $50 600, did
Hon NeSsrs. haaai. Naukana Eni Mikalsmi.
Hoa. :. KAai sPoke il fav0r q the iiea as in the
bill.
Hon. P. T. Koakanu made furious speech, in
which he called the other members idiots and fools.
On motion the Committee rose and reported pro
gress.
The bill in regard to passports which The House in
definitely postponed yesterday, and rsc0asidered this
was read for the second tine and referred 70
q select committee.
His Er J. Q. Doniais reported to the House that
His Majesty had been pleased 70 sign the resolution
providing for the pay ef school teachers till the ap-
preparation bill Is passed.
The act 70 provide for the owners Of unbranded
animals read for the second tine and was referred
10 special committee
The act in regard TO consular certificates read
f,r the seeoed time, and. with slight amendment,
passed 10 en- nErossmsnt-
The act defining the word relative was read for the
second time and passed to engrossmeut.
The act 10 regulate the peidling o. cakes vas read
the second time and passed 10 engrussmsut-
The act provide for the sale Of mortgaged pro
pery was read the second time and referred TO
select committee
Tie House adjourned