The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-16
Supplement to the Hawaiian Gazette, June 16th 1880.

waiting for the decision of the Court be opened as
a public road.
By Mr. Wood, from Kohala that the importa-
ton Of liquor and opium be tabued. and that Chi
namen be returned to their homes.
By NJ. Kuapuu. from Kahaleaahu, for pension.
RKPoRTs OF COMMITTEES.
The Judiciary Committee. TO whom was referred
the bill authorizing the Minister of Finance to
keep in the Treasury all funds belonging to the
Board of Education, reported that the bill be
passed with some amendments. Tabled.
The Special Committee appointed to investigate
the Insane Asylum. reported that kahunaele (w)
and Josephine tw1, Of Wailuku, be discharged.
Report returned.
The Special Committee, TO whom was referred
the memorial presented by C. C. Moreno, reported
unfavorably on the same. Adopted.
The Special Committee appointed by the Legis-
lature of 1873 to translate book containing rules
ef health. resored that the book had been printed,
and some copies were delivered. The expenses of
the book were S1.44j -: and the balance of the
appropriation. S54 20. was passed over 20 the Min
lister of Finance. Approved.
The Special Committee to whom was referred
the resolution 20 investigate the ReforInatory
School, reported that the second teacher be dis
charged for some wrongs done by him. Referred
TO the Education Committee.
The majority of the Special Committee to whom
WAS referred the bill to amend Section l. Chapter,
80 of the Penal Code, reported that the bill be
passed TO engrossInent. Tabled.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS
MI. hanlukOu read Tor the Drhi TINE 4 Dill 10
amend the law relating to kerosene oil and eXplo-
sive articles. Passed under the rule.
The Minister of Finance gave notice Of q bill to
indemnify him for paying out of the Treasury
SI6.db 70. and on suspension of the rules the bill
was read for the first time. and passed under the
rule.
Mr.. Hanuna read resolution asking the Minis
ter Of the Interior about the wages of the officers
and crews Of the Storm Bird and Hawaii The
Minister replied Crews. 50 4 month for men for
mates, $50 month the captain of the Storm Bird
received 500, and the captain of the Hawaii Sl25
a month
Mr. Kuuuiaksa read resolution that the Appro-
priation Bill be considered III the House on ines
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays of each week.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs moved TO amend
TO Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Resolution
as amended was passed.
Mr. Kaulukou gave notice Of Il bill to amend
Section 1900 of the Civil Code On suspension of
the rules the bill read for the first time. and
passed under the rule.
Mr.. Kaanaana read for the first time a bill TO re
NIT the school tax of parents sending their child
rem TO English schools. Passed under tue rule.
ORDEE OF rHE DAY.
The Report of the Finance Committee WAS con-
sidered in the House at great length and adopted.
TH1RTIEIH DAT, JuSE 8, 1850
On suspension of the rules the following petit
tions were read: by Baker from Honolulu, asking
TO extend Fort Street to Pauoa from the Com
mittcC of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association,
ties that have no treaty relations with US; from
South hona, asking that the pay of school teachers
be increased to one dollar a day from WaimeH,
Kauai. for 81 200 for a road from Waimea 10 Pa
paenaena from Waimea. Kauai. complaining that
the appropriation for the roads III Haimea was not
used. All petitions referred TO proper Committees.
The Committee on Government Lands 10 whom
referred several petitions for internal I'M
proveuents reported that the same be iaid on the
table 10 be considered with the Appropriation Bill.
Adopted.
The Special Committee Ia whom was referred
the petitions from the lepers, reported that the pc
titions be passed over to the President of the
Board OF Health. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Mr.. haunamanO read a resolution that the Tt
port of the Finance Committee he set as the
special order for to-day. Carried.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs read for the tirst
time bill concerning collisions of vessels at sea
Passed under the rule
Mr.. kaai gave notice of bill 10 repeal the horse
tax.
Mr.. Nawahi gave notice of bill 10 amend Sec
ton i427 of the Civil Code.
Mr.. Navshi read resolution that the Minister
Of the Interior be requested to return Sl6,962 20 To
the Treasury, the receipts of the sales of Govern
! lnent lands. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. haunamano read resolution that the Ser
gean:-at-A Arms be requested to supply the mem.
beers with express wagons TO attend the races al
hApiolani Park. Adopted.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
lie tDIlEN-ThltpIl ILc
Committee of thirteen TO proceed 10 the eper set
Element at halawao. Tabled.
Tz1KrY-F1Ear DAY. JUNE ., 1850.
Tn, judiciary Committee, to whom was referred
the Bill regulating the judicial. school and collec
ton districts of the Government, reported that tht
| bill be passed with some amendments which tn,
Committee recommended. Adopted.
The Judiciary Committee, TO whom referred
/ several petitions to extend the tabu on the iquo
question to other nationalites that have treaty
relations with "a, reported that the petitions b
I approved and laid on the table 10 be considered
I with the bill. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS AND bills.
On motion of Mr. Cleghorn the Bill TO amen,
/ Section l, Chapter Il, OF the Penal Code was mad
! a special order for Tuesday.
On suspension OF the rules MIR. Lilikalani pre-
scented petition from Honolulu that 81 900 be ap
propriated for the road at Waikahalulu.
1 Mr. Aholo read resolution that $4,000 be up
prOpriated for the road on the beach from WaiuS1
TO Lshaina. Tabled.
Mr.. r. W. Wilcox read resolution that the Fla
keeper of the Palace yard be instructed TO hoist
good flag His Maiestys flagstaff every time
Returned.
Mr.. Kaunamano gave notice of the bills to regu
late the sale of cattle, and to amend Section $50
the Civil Code.
Mr. Kakina read a resolution that 81, 20 be take
out Of the post-office appropriation for the ma
carriers on Kauai. Tabled.
7 ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House went into Committee of the Who
for the consideration of the Appropriation Bill, NJ
Martin III the Chair.
Safe for Foreign Ofice-S5OO. Passed.
Kings Guard-SS0,S47 IS. Mr.. Pillpo move
that this item, with two items following IL be RI
ferred to the Committee Military. Approved
Encouragement of Immigration-S100,0 N
Kakina moved to cut II down to $4,000 Mr.. Kes
; moved to $1,000 Mr.. Il. W. Wilcox amendt
that the money should be spent only imm
grants from the South Sea Islands. The item W;
, passed at $4,000. Ayes-Messrs. Lilikalani, 4
lama. Kaulukou. kahulu, Kaanaana. AholO. Gil
: son, r. W. Wilcox. kuapuu, Beckley, Kupihea al
is Nobles-32. Noes-Kunuiakea, Baker. Glendo
Nawahi, Wahine, Kaai, Pilipo, Mahoe, kakir
: 10. Adjourned.
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