The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-07
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBL 7
SESSION oFISz6.

PETITIONS nEAD ASD REFERRED.
u5r Nr Mahoe from :. KouA. praying that the
sisstIou of &. Eauaubua be set aside.
H5s. dr.. .Barluaba from Koolaupoko. praying that
tts people he allowed to sell Konohiki wood.
rau N- Ea-uuaba from Eoolaupoko, praying tha;
t au or,1udi1r the time Tor criminal suits be re-
F.e.ie--
ua- Nr Ba-uuala from Koolaupoko, praying that
-.i.is BE- ta1s8 so cents head.
uar. Nr. Ea4luala from KoolauPoko, praying that
re-s eisbe- tlc husband wife is afflicted with the
t.---.r. tit stlur l,c allowed 10 marry again.
Bou w- Bareuaba from KooiAupoko, praying that
.t Fratif i.a be tabu but other fsh be made free
BY ape l.saIlo.
Hs1 g. Maloe from Kona, stating that some
-s.s ar lae 1ssiiiou against PiliPo sent ia some
.srs. ~ were uoi signed by th0se individuals.
ua N- Kaaai from Wamea. praying that a road
al aruusl Ia the town oT Waimea.
Hau. A. Kauai from Waimea, praying that the
i.u = Assssas and Tax Collector be amended SO that
sr-o.a-s perform the duties Of collectors.
lion. N- Eaaai from Wsimea, praying that the
----.+ - 81 telehors be raised to a dollar day.
Hau. N- Maaoe from Honolulu, praying that the
rau q stlnt D. appropriated fora new road from the
f.f--uals-y school, totbe Insane Asylum direct.
lisa. s. K Kaai from \. Kona, praying that the
s.ss.sau ll ar. Filipo he Sc; aside.
ur1uErs o. Committee.
-tr -rsl-ia-g Coussuistcc u whom referred the
al -o amend section % q the Civil Code, for
increasing she allowance for keeping impounded aui-
as ir is li.sriets q ayailuku. Makawao and Hiio,
-.-tfl ,iai iisy win introduce another bill Report
r..l ..1 iaii, al. another bil is brought in.
rir.Julioiarr- Committee 10 whom referred the
a. a H. De-. a cd
-.-a-iod to u5lfnitely postpone. Adopted.
Tan Judicia-g Committee 70 whom was referred the
E 81 amend lle siatuic law, approved Juy p, 1870
1lt 10 -e-aal section 4sl and ss7 Of the Civil Code,
-e-l-iul .iey uiu bring in another bill. Laid on
iltls tE lon-
-.r gul.sa-r Committee 10 whom was referred the
rsi.ial from ~ aiuca % punish the Inspectors Of
.srisr 81 said distric; for ne, opening the poll
,lasaa1 lay. reported that the Attorney General be
az.usasa 20 r-lseouse the said board according to
su-.iau ls. oharter SO. Fcual Code Laid on table
ta.l ihs member from Makswso sign his name to
.i.s -ero-s or make minorityreport.
ulu. III. Euibelaai ask leave Of absence for one
roal GRANTED.
Eaa- A. Ahalo moved TO reconsider the report Of
T-au-e Cauui-ice TO whom was referred the resolu-
s- ealing fa1 he accounts Of former secretaries o:
al. lrscl1ty. Il made special order for to-
Ho7pr-
nrsoIurIoSs ASD BILLS
Hon NJ usl ekuuihi read scr the first time blto 1
rrcou-sre the increasing Of the nation, relating
Publishing book containing rules Of health. On |
-usiuu oi lie rules the bill read by its title
soraa5 si-sc. and referred a Special Committee.
Ho1 Ar. Eaiaukoa gave notice Of a bin prohibiting
the marriage 81 Hawaiian women with foreigners not
HapliLu sulseets.
H. K. Ia Attorney General read his proposed |
-lt uuu te-ot rule C. A. On motion it was ordered
al sTocizl ur3Ur for Taesdsy-
Ql uot1n TIE Assembly proceeded TO the
oEnER o. THE DAY.
r res utiar q q want Of confidence in the Ministry
ir1raduecl tF Hon. Mr. Rhodes last Friday, in the
Committee oi tbc whole. Hon. p. Isenberg was
oaud b. the chair. Resolution then read. After
la1r fis1ussiau in Which Messrs. Green and S. n.
Castle srake against II, and Hon. Mr.. Rhodes in
laraf II tht rusoutiou. the committee rose,
needing 90 sii again Adopted. Adjourned.
TuES-r-sIxru Dar.-Tuesdsy, May 29th.
PETITIONS REAn AND REFERRED.
mou Dir. Waua from Hanalei, praying that the sum
Ts-1g b. affroIlriaiea fra soow that Hawaiian
5.siart De- allowed to practice on lepers without
Ii-olse. and sight other prayers. Laid on table.
EIau. E-. Eaiua from Hno, praying tha; the sum
e ssoa1 e sIr0Frated for bridgcat HtnOlii, HilO.
Hu1 Nr. Kuuanoha from 5. Kons. praying that
usaz b. oIcaea AZ NapOoPOo, aad seven other pray
en- Lad Or table.
Hon Nr. Kauai from KoOlaupoko, praying that
-u.al scores pay license Of $3.50. Indefinitely post
E1ael-
Eou. Dir. Malice from Honolulu, praying that the
election ~ 8 n kanakau be set aside account Of
l1rr illness. Amer long debate the petition was re-
fs-1d1 to SPECIAL Committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Nrhoc irrh. Khai. Mhheiona and Kauai.
zhc Special Comuiftee 90 whom were referred the
aocruris os The Hawaiian Hotel, asked for further
tuc- 6-untui-
RESOLUTION AND hills.
Hon M. 7 irch presented resolution that the Sc
,-r.r-r tr Instructed 70 pay money to the Hon.
Nr kamaEau, while be is absent Indefinitely post
FaHsa.
Son. IS. 4 Kaai presented resolution that the
Hzsuri-r asf tie editor Of the newspaper ku0k0a to
r-iu. The remarks made by the Hon. J. NJ. Smith
A. -r,if-aci'v treaty, on the Goth day Of May. and
ais ahe rbis spooch delivered by His Ex the Minis
is- ol Foreigr Afairs Nay 29th. on the reciprocity
Han Mr.. P1ips opposed the resolution on the
Ground that the said newspaper has sided with the
s-ssty. TIE introducer withdrew the resolution.
Hen Mr.. Pipe presented resolution that the
sooreirry hs Instructed 10 ask W. Ragsdale, ?. Y.
Euro and tuo Others Of the lcpers living at the ieper
settlement o. KalAwao 70 come before this body and
i crniuoa regard to the condition Of the lePers-
LEuull lle AAelAeeaNA AZ -AtS1AAl- EteNNNaNA ~
TN
oE1Ef OF THE nkr.
The Asscub1y considered the resolution censuring
fte NiuisirF n the Committee Of the Whole. Hon.
~ Nshakr vas called TO the chair.
uuu- N-- Rhodes opened the debate Taking from
s.1r so SIS r. r.
0r motor tbs Committee rose and recommended
- II nruir tomorrow. Adjourned.
rrrsrr-SrrrxrH DAr.-wednesday May SOth.
rrr1-l0xs Rad ASD RrrERRED.
Hu- NJ. Kauoala from Wailuku. praying thatt the
ls7s-r be returned home and eonfnedon each Island
Hon. NJ Knuoaif from Waikiki, praying that
ahost found rrTty under section 2, chapter of
Penal Csdc, be fue5 $1,000.
uur NJ. EanealH from Wailuku, praying that the
rurr-umeus viii Zee witnesses Of the crown.
Hon Nr. EanoalH frOu wsiiuku. praying that
Hospitals Be established al each gubernatona district
Hon Nr. Bu-ru1os ask leave Of absence for two
5nTs- Granted.
RESOLUTIONS Axp Hills.
Hon. S. x. Kxai presented resolution that the
Nrss- q Interior be instructed TO ask the owners
rf r.ris0rE o. agents to inform him Of the number
81 iahr-urs fsey require. Carried.
Hc- NJ Heickunihi read for the FIRST time bill to
Fruuu1l ths increase Of the people. Passed to its
sreond readinE-