The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

His Ex the Minister Of Finance read for the frs
time the Appropriation Bill for the two ensuing year
commencing Apr. l. 1876 u Mar. 81, 1873 which
amounted % 81 .223 1879. Oh motion the bill wa
ordered TO be printed
The Chair laid before the Assembly the invitation
Of Mr.. E. P. Adams. the chairman Of the Conmitte
Of Arrangements Of the Centennial Celebration Of to-
4th Of July, inviting the members 70 a ceremony a
kawaiahao Church at II A. II, and to the picnic a
kehehuua at p. NJ
On motion a select committee consisting Of Messrs
Green, Castle, Birch, Haiemanu and Bareneba wal
appointed reply to the Committee of arrangements
Mr. Naili read for the first time his proposed amend
ment to article IS Of the constitution. Indefinitely
postponed.
Helekuaihi presented a resolution, that when the
laws passed BY this Assembly printed and bound
in book form the Minister Of Interior be instructed
to send copy Of the TO each member Of this
Assembly and also q copy Of revised Civil Code, and
reports OF the Supreme Courts, Vol. J. Carried
% suspension Of the rules, Mr.. Kalaukoa was al
loWed 20 read a petition signed by 80 names, stating
that the sgncrs had wOrked the road between Nuuanu
and Liliha streets, and asking the Paymentn SlOOO
for the came.
bis Ex. the Minister of Interior stated that he
made no agreement for the extension Of School street
beyond the stream Of Waikahaulu.
Petition was referred a select Committee consist
ing Of Messrs. Pilipo, KalaukOa, Kaai, W. r. Castle
aud AhOlo.
ORDER OF the DAY.
The bill to amend section l, chapter Al, of Penal
Code, relating the suppressing Of liquor and strik
ing Of the words native Hawaiians and inserting
Hawaiian Subjects, up its second reading IN
the Committee Of the Whole. Hon. Mr.. Isenberg was
called to the chair.
After 4 long discussion in which Messrs Green and
Rhodes spoke against the bill, and Messrs kaa At
orney General Preston and Castle spoke in favor, the
committee rose aud recommended the passage OF the
biu With the amendment that the act shall become
law in May 1887. The bill passed its third reading
10 Ter the rule.
The bill admit articles free Of duty came up
on its second reading, and motion the bill was in
definitely postponed.
The bill to amend section 23g Of the Civil Code.
up its second reading and on motion the bill
referred to select committee consisting of Messrs
Birch, Mahoe, Kalaukoa, WaterhUuse and Preston.
The bill license banks up its second
reading, and motion it referred to select
committee consisting Of Messrs. W. r. Castle, kasi,
Lilikalani, Nawahi. Adjourned.
FoRTY-EIGTH DAY-Wednesday June 2sth.
Assembly met at 10 A. N.
Mr.. Aholo read for the FIRST time bill to amend
section 9l3 of the Civil Code.
Mr.. Kaneai read for the first time a bill to amend
section 81 Of the Civil Code reducing the license of
retail stores to $500 to every $500 stock and $1,000
to every 600 stock Passed to its second reading
Mr.. Naii gave notice OF bill to amend sections
lis. llg and I2O Of the Civil Code which was amend
ed and approved June %, 1865
Mr.. Kanealii read for the first time bill to amend
section Ia of the Civil Code. Passed to its second
reading.
Mr. PHipO presented a resolution that the Sergeant
alarms be instructed to supply this Assembly lbs.
Office every day.
Motion to amend 10 lbs. every day was put aud
passed. Resolution as amended passed. Ayes Le-
leoh0ku, kapena, MUehonua, Walker, Martin, Cleg-
horn. Isenberg, Ahoo, kamadoha, Pilipo, LiiikalR-
ni. Kauai, Birch, Halstead, Helekunihi, Haemanu,
Waterhouse, Nahaku.. Noes Green, W. r. Castle,
Kahuila Kanaalii. Naili. Barenaba, Kalaukoa, Al.
wohi. Nawahi, Maboe Nakaleka, Preston.
Ga motion the Assembly proceeded to the
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to make Insurance Companies and agents
pay license Of S2j0 year. Referred to select COM
mittee consisting Of Messrs Isenberg, Walker, Kaa
Green, Waierhouse.
The bill to amend section 2S3 Of the Civil Code re-
latinc to pound masters Of Wailuku. Makawao and
HilO up on its second reading. The bill was con
sidered aud passed TO engrossment with the amend
Inent recommended by the Judiciary Committee.
The Assembly took recess by u N. At P. N.
the Assembly resumed its business.
Second reading Of act to repeal the latter part
Of section chapter "a Of the Penal Code together
with the consideration report Of the Select Committee
TO whom referred the same act. The act with an
amendment to the title to read ctGo amend /
section I Of chapter a." with aproposed amendment
by the committee was passed to engrossment to 4
come up its third reading on Friday.
The second reading Of act to increase the popu-
lation. indefinitely postponed.
The second reading Of an act to amend section Of 4
an act approved February 49, 1889 relating to fen
cling Of lands. Indefinitely postponed.
The second reading Of an act to repeal the act to
mitigate Referred to a Select Committee.
Hon Mr. Pilipo moved to reconsider the rate taken .
yesterday on the act to amend section Of chapter Al
Of the Civil Code. relating to furnishing liquors to
Hawaiians. Lost by vote Of l6 ayes and % noes. |
Second reading Of an act to amend section Of |
chapter 10 Of the Civil Code relating to false impri
sonmeut Indefinitely postponed.
Second reading Of proposed amendment TO article |
IS Of the Constitution, that the Mobiles aud Repre-
sentatives sitting together vote separately. Inde6
nitely postponed.
The second reading Of the act to intelligent
medical and surgical treatment. Referred to Select
Committee to whom was referred several acts the
same subject. House adjourned.