The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-07-15
THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOertlsrt
S4TTRD4 \. july ~.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
SESSION OF 1876.
SESSION OF IS76.
EorrY-FIGHTH pAY-Junl


FoErY-EIsHrH DAY-June %.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo read for the fTst time a bill 70
amend section 9I3 u the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Kanealii read for the hrst time a bli!
10 amend section - Of the Civil Code. reducing
the license Of retail stores TO $3.50 70 every
$3.50 and $40 to every 81 1000 stock
Hon. Mr.. Naiii gave notice Of a bill TO amend
sections lis, lI9 and l2o If tho Civil Code as
amended and approved Ju0e p, 1865,
Hon. Mr.. kauealii read fc- TIE first tine q bill
20 amend section ia Of the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Piiipo presented a resolution that the
Scrgeant-at-arms be instructed 10 supply THIS
Assembly with IA Ice every day. Motion to
amend 10 lens was put and passed. Resolution a.
amended was called and resulted in the passage
Of the resolution Ayes and nays Is 10 10.
Hon. Mr.. Barenaba presented a resolution that
The Sergeant-atarms be Instructed 10 supply tAe
members with 100 2 cent Hawaiian postage
stamps. Motion to pass the resolution with The
amendment TO 50 postage stamps was put and
carried.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
On the second reading OF the bill TO license
Insurance Companies and Agents. Referred 10 a
Select Committee consisting OF Messrs. I%senberg,
Walker, Kaai, Green, Warehouse.
The bill to amend section 233 Of the Civil Code.
relating to pound masters of Wailuku, Makawao
and Hilo. The bill considered and passed to
engr0ssment with the amendment
by the Judiciary Committee
Second reading of an act TO repeal the latter
part Of section l of chapter 81 Of the Penal Code.
relating TO fines for drunkenness. together with
the consideration of the report Of the Select Com
mittee on the same act. The bill with an amend
ment was passed 10 engrOssment.
The second reading OF an act TO increase the
population. Indefinitely postponed.
The secold reading OF an act TO amend section
: of an act approved February Is, 1859, relating
to fencing of lands. Indefinitely postponed.
The second reading of an act 20 repeal the act
to mitigate. Referred to a Select Committee.
Hon. Mr.. Pilipo moved the reconsideration Of
the vote taken yesterday on the act 70 amend
section / of chapter Al of the Civil Code. Re-
jected-l6 ayes aud % noes.
Second reading of an act to amend section 2 Of
chapter 10 of the Penal Code, relating to false
Imprisonment.
Second reading of a proposed amendment to
article 40 of the Constitution, that the Mobiles and
Representatives sitting together vote separately.
indefinitely postponed.
The second reading OF an act to secure intelli-
gent medical and surgical treatment. Referred TO
a Select ommitte to whom was referred several
acts on the same subject.
The House adjourned.
FoRTY-NINTH DAY-June 20.
The Select Committee to whom was referred Il
bill to increase the people, reported recommend
ing it be laid on the table for further consider
alton. Adopted.
Hon. Mr.. Nahaku read for the first time. an act
levying tax on all exported sugar.
Hon. Mr.. Preston gave notice of several bills.
Hon. Mr.. Birch read a resolution, that this
Assembly place no confidence in the present
Board of Education. Rejected.
Hon. Mr.. Helekunihi read a resolution, that all
law books supplied 10 each member be their pro-
perty after the session. Adopted.
I Hon. Mr.. Kaai read a resolution, that the Min
lister of Interior be instructed to publish in the
Hd,oaiion Gazette aud KuOkOd, the names of every
foreigner who has taken the oath of allegiance
to this kingdom, and that this Legislature pay all
expenses of the same. Adopted.
Hon. Mr.. Birch gave notice of a bill making the
District Court of Wailuku a Police Court.
Hon. Mr.. Halstead read for the first time an act
providing for q physician to be placed at kalawao.
for the purpose of doctoring lepers also an act
TO repeal an act approved 31st of December, 1864.
He also gave notice of an act to amend sections
As. so and 50 of the Civil Code.
Hon. Mr.. Naili gave notice of an act to amend
sections 1872, 433 and 434 of the Civil Code,
approved June q. 1868.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The act to amend article AZ OF the Constitution
that there be only two Crown Ministers ; and an
act to encourage industry in the Lahainaluna
School, were indefinitely postponed on their
second reading.
The Fact taxing all government officers so per
cent. on every 800 salary, was laid on the table
on its second reading.
the Penal Code, was indefinitely postponed on its
second reading.
The act requiring sugar plantation owners to
take out licenses was referred to a Select Com
mittee on its second reading.
The acts to amend sections Il. 10, 20 and q OF
chapter Al of the Penal Code, was referred to 4
Select COMMITTEE on its second reading.
The act to amend section 9 of chapter I Of the
Penal Code, was indefinitely postponed on its
second reading.
The act to release all lepers from kalawao,
Molokai, was on its second reading, deferred till
the committee of Is shall make their report on
their visit to that place.
The act to regulate contracts between masters
and servants was. on its second reading, referred
to the committee having a similar bill.
The House adjourned.