The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-06-14
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

THIRTY-FoURrH DAY-Thursday June Sth.
His Ex- J. o. Dominis, commissioner Of crown
lands, in reply to resolution presented by the Hon.
Mr.. Waterhouse, and passed by the Assembly repor-
ted that the receipts of the lands for two years
from Feb. 1874 to June l. 1876 amounted to Ss,7ss.
The special committee to which was referred the
petition praying to set aside the of Mr. Kama
kau for long Illness reported that the election be null
and void, and new election be ordered.
Pending the discussion, the Assembly took recess.
On reassembling. the House after discussion,
adopted the report.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Hon. Mr.. Halemanu presented resolution that a
buoy be placed at the port Of Honokua.
Hon. Mr.. Preston read Tor the first time. the fol-
lowing bills To repeal chapter f. of session laws of
1874, relating to marriage Of Hawaiian females to
Chinese to repeal chapter is Of session laws Of 1874,
and amend section /, Of act of 1874, requiring
the taking of the oath of allegiance On suspension
Of the rules the last bill read by its title and
ferrei to the revised bill committee.
Hon. Mr. Birch gave notice OF bill to amend sec
ton H. chapter A. of Penal Code.
Hon. Mr.. Kalaukoa gave notice Of his proposed
amendment to the 6lst article Of the constitution.
Hon. Mr. Kaiue presenteda resolution that the sum
appropriated for bridge at Wailua. Mookai be laid
on the table till the appropriation bill comes up.
On suspension Of the rules, Mr. NaukanS read a
petition from Makawao. asking that the ava license
be abolished and several other prayers.
His Elk. the Attorney General read for the first
time the two following bills To amend section Is,
chapter Sc of Penal Code, and to amend act
lating to gambling passed IN 1870.
Mr.. Halstead gave notice of bill to amend chap
ter 35 of Penal Code.
His Ex the Minister of Foreign Affairs, pres ed
resolution that Tuesday be set apart day for
consideration of the subject Of immigration. Adop-
ted
Mr.. Naili presented a resolution that the sum o !.
81 400 be appropriated for courh house and lookup
for KooaulOa. Laid on table till the appropriation
bill comes up.
His Ex the Attorney General presented resOlu-
ton that this Assembly meet at P ". instead Of 10
A. NJ. for two weeks, and Saturday, to meet at 10
A. NJ, and adjourn by IL N. Adopted.
ORDER OF THE
The bill relating to voting for Representatives came
up for second reading. Referred to special commit
tee.
The bill to amend section 25 of an act to repeal
chapter 10. of the Civil Code, came up for second
reading. 1t was made special order for Tuesday.
The bill to amend sections and 2. of act ap-
proved juno %, 1868, up for second readiIg.
Referred to select committee
The bill to amend sections and 3. Of the law APP
proved July Is, 1874, came up on second reading.
Referred to select committee.
The bill to amend section 4, Of act relating TO
tax animals, came up for second reading. Laid
on table.
The bill to amend section lil7, Of the Civil Code,
came up on second reading. Referred to select
mittee.
The bill to amend section 1919 of the Civil Code,
came up second reading. Referred to select com
mittee.
The bill allowing the sale of opium came up for
second reading. Laid on table.
The bill to promote the increase of the Hawaiian
race was read second time. Referred to q select
committee.
The bill to amend section IOl, of the Civil Code
was then read second time. Ordered to pass to
grossment. Adjourned.