The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-07-05
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
SESSION oFIs7e.
roRrr-SrSru DAr-Thursday June %

roRTY-SINrH DAY Thursday June 29th.
Assembly met at P. n.
Hon. 5. n. Castle stated that the chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements for the Fourth Of July,
had invited the members to join in the celebration Of
the day.
His Elk. the Minister of Foreign Affairs the chair
man Of the committee to whom was referred the bill
to promote the increase of the people by establishing
hospitals at each gubernntorial division. reported
that the bill be laid table until the bill introduced
by His Ez. J. NJ. Kapena up for consideration.
Adopted,
Mr.. NahAku read for the first time bill to tax on
sugar. Withdrew after the government strongly OPP
posed it as it would violate the terms of the Treaty
and could not PASS.
Mr.. Preston gave notice ofthe following bills:
Ian Act to consolidate and amend the law of
evidence.
2--An Act to regulate the practice and procedure
Of Courts Of Record in Criminal cases.
s-An Act to define and regulate the issuing of
the Prerogativo Writs Of Mandamus Certorari Proh-
bition and Qui Warrants.
An Act to FIX the costs and fees to be charged
and payable in all the Courts Of the kingdom.
5--An Act to amend the law in relation to abate-
ment Of actions and suits in the death, marriage and
bankruptcy ofparties thereto.
6-An Act to amend tbs law 10 interpleader.
An Act to Consolidate and amend the law relat-
ing 10 the gsrnished process for the collection Of debts
Mr. Birch presented a resolution that this Assembly
has no confidence in the Board Of Education. Lost
Mr.. HeleSunihi presented resolution that all law
books supplied to each member Of this Assembly
while in session. will be their after the Assembly
prorogue. Carried.
Mr. S. X. Kaai presented a resolution that the
Minister Of Interior be requested to publish in the
newspaper Kuokod all persons that took the oath Of
Allegiance and to give the names Of the country they
came from and what nationality each belong, under
the expenses Of this session Also 70 publish the
in the Hawaiian Gazette with the names Of all Haw-
vain born. Carried.
Mr. Birch gave notice of bill to change the dis
tret judge of WailuKu to Police judge.
Mr. Halsteai read for the first time bill to provide
doctor for the eper settlement at kalawRo- Also
bill to repeal the law approved December 81, 1864.
Both passed to their second readings.
Mr.. Halstead gave notice Of bill to amend sections
As aud So chapter s. Of Penal Code relating to Ha
WAiian Board Of Health.
Mr. Nall gave notice Of the following bills : to
amend section 4S2 and 1873 of the Civil Code which
amended and approved June "a, ls6s.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
On the second reading Of the proposed amendment
TO the article - Of the Constitution, making only
cabinet Ministers for the kingdom.
The bill TO introduce Observation-Disclosures in the Semi
nary OF Lahainauna came up for its second reading
and ind efnitely postponed.
The bill to put an income tax on every government
officer who $500 year and out side persons who
$500 year, at 80 per cent. on each 500 came
up on its second reading. Laid table.
The bill 10 amend section is, chapter Sc Of Penal
. Code came up on its SECOND reading. indefinitely
postponed.
The bin authorizing the Minister Of Interior to
grant licenses 90 sugar planters was read second
time and on motion it was referred TO Select Com
nittee of which His Ex. the Minister of Finance was
the Chairman.
The bill amend sections IL, 10, 20 and 81, chap
ter Al Of Penal Code read second time and re-
ferred to a Select Committee
The bill to amend section Q, chapter Of Penal
Code, up its second reading and on motion it
was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to allow the lepers At Kalawao to return
home then read second time and motion it
was laid table till the report Of Select Committee
Of Is comes up. Carried.
The bill to regulate the contracts between masters
and servants came up its second reading. Re-
ferred 10 q Select Committee.
Adjourned to meet at P. n.