The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-09

Of Penal Code. relating TO public health was then
read a third time, ard passed with slight amend
ment to the first section.
The bill to amend chapter 40 Of Penal Code was
then read third time, and passed with amend
ments. Adjourned.
SEVENTY EreH1H DAY.-Friday, Augusta.
The select committee to whom was referred the bill
latng to auetoneers licenses reported favOrably with
some amendments. Report adopted.
The select committee to whom was referred the pc
t,ion Of the parties who worked on the extension
School street beyond the stream of waikahaluu. re-
ported that commissioners be appointed by the Minis
ter Of Interior for inquiry irto expenses, and to
port before this assembly. Adopted.
The select committee to whom referred the bill
allowing aborers under contracts to vote on election
days, reported favorably with some amendments.
Laid on table.
The enrolment committee reported that it has
pleased His Majesty to sign the following bills
To make the treaty 20 in force.
To amend section chapter 81 Of Penal Code.
To amend sections 755, 757 and 7jg Of the Civil
Code.
10 amend section chapter 81 of Penal Code.
To amend the ava law.
To make all government officers who not Ha-
waiiaH subjects take the oath Of allegiance.
bill relating to deceased persons.
The select cOmmittee to whom was referred the bill
to regulate the sale Of ava, reported farora5ly.
Laid table.
The judiciary committee to whom was referred the
petition Of J. lanou reported that the petition be
laid on table Adopted.
Mr.. Eanealii presented a resolution that the com
mitiee Of u be requested to make their report in
gard to the Lepef Settlement by Wednesday next.
Carried.
Mr.. Nakaleka presented a resolution that the sum
Of S20O be appropriated for improvements at the
stream Of Halawa Laid table till the appropria-
tiou bill comes up.
Hon. 5. X. Kaai gave notice of a bill relating to
brand
Mr.. Pilipo gave notice OF bill to amend 527 of
the Civil Code.
Hon. S. X. Kaai read for the first time bill to
reguitte the carrying Of passengers in express
wagons, limiting the number to passengers to one
horse team, beside the driver. Referred to a select
committee, consisting Of Messrs. kaai, Attorney
General, Dominis Warehouse, KalaukOa.
Hon. 5. X. Kaai read for the first time bill to
regulate the weight which drays take for load. Re
ferred TO tue above Committee.
Ga motion to allow laborers under contracts to
vote on election day was taken up and passed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The assembly went in the committee of the whole
the appropriation bill Mr.. Warehouse III chair.
His Elk. the Minister of Interior laid before the
Mulokai, Lanai. Oahu. Kauai. amounting to s. 200
The item for postmaster Hawaii which is $500
was taken up. Pending the discussion the committee
took recess At u II.
On re-assembling at l P. N. the items for the pay
of postmasters on Hawaii Maui, Lanai, Molokai and
Kauai, rejected.
For the Mall Passed
Mr.. Nahaku moved for a mail carrier between
Lahaiua and Kaanapali $500. Rejected.
Mr.. Kaneaii moved for a mali carrier between
Eshuui, Wahee and Waikiki Sl26, Rejected.
Expenses Of Royal Mausoeunl.....-..-s $50 Passed
Expenses Of interior Department.. 1000
Mr.. Birch moved to lay this item table for fur
Their consideration Monday. Carried.
For copying the records Of the Award
Boo eoO3O Passed
tOr ROAD Stock lOOJ -
For Road DaInase lGOJ "
with the understanding that no part Of this money
be paid for other objects.
For road aud bridges all islands $1,000.
On motion this item referred 10 select com
mittee consisting Of Mcsrss. MOehcnua, Green, Dare
uBba. Birch and Gay.
support Of prisoners $4,000, pass ed.
Pending the discussion the cOmm ttee rose and the
assembly adjourned.