The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-08-04
The Legislature.
srxrr-srxrH DAY, Fn1DAr, JULY %, 1880

Mr.. Aholo moved to reconsider the bill to regu-
late the sale of liquor Carried.
The Special Committee to whom was referred
mended its passage. Adopted
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Mr. G. N. Wilcox read resolution that the bill
relating to the sharing of fines by the prosecuting
witness be taken from the table. Carried.
Mr.. Wilcox read q resolution that the Report of
the Finance Committee be taken from the table,
and be set as the special order for tomorrow.
Lost.
Tho bill not to pay any officers of the govern
ment who absent themselves from the kingdom
was then taken up, and indefinitely postponed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill abolishing the Minister of War and
Navy was then read a second time and passed
The House took recess at II m, and on re-asseni-
bling at p. m. the item for the increased expenses
of the Legislative assembly of 1880 to $20,0O0 was
then moved and passed.
Mr.. Nahaku moved to throw out the item for
Marine Railway. Lost.
Mr. Aholo moved to increase the permanent set
settlement of Her Majesty Queen Dowager Emma
to $4,000. Carried.
Mr.. Liikalani moved to increase the pay of
Queen Kapiolani to $4,000. Carried.
Mr.. Aholo moved to reconsider the item for sub
sidy to foreign line of steamers. Lost.
Mr.. Wilcox moved to insert $4,000 for buying
q Yacht revenue tug Lost
The bill relating to the sharing of fines with the
prosecuting witness was then read a second time
on Wednesday next
The bill to regulate the sale of liquor was then
read and on motion it was set as special order
for Monday next.
The bill to abolish the tax on animals was then
read a second time and returned.
The bill relating to corporations established
abroad or in this kingdom was then read second
time and on motion passed to engrossment, to be
read a third time ON Wednesday next.
The bill to regulate the pilots fees for the ports
of Kahului and Hilo was then read second time
and passed to engrossment to be read third time
on Wednesday next.
The bill relating to wills of deceased persons
was read second time and passed to engrossment,
to be read third time on Thursday next.
The bill relating 10 laundries was read second
time and passed to engrossment, to be read third
time on Thursday next.
The bill to issue royal patents for lands trans
fcrred for school purposes was read second time
and passed to engrossment, to be read third time
on Thursday next.
The bill relating to lepers was read second
time and indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned.
SrxTY-SEvENTH DAY, july "a, 1880.
Mr.. Kakina moved to reconsider the item for
Kapiolani Park Carried.
Mr.. Knpahu moved to reconder the bill to abol-
ish the Minister of War and Navy. Carried.
On suspension of the rules the Minister of lnte-
rior read petition from Kalawao. Referred to
Special Committee consisting of Messrs Rhodes,
Pilipo and Hanuna.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS
Mr.. Aholo gave notice of bill t6regulate the
sale of opium in this kingdom. On suspension of
the rules the bill was read for the first time, and
on further suspension of the rules the bill was
read second time and passed to engrossment to
be read a third time on Friday next.
Mr.. Kapahu moved to bring in as special order
for to-day the bill aboishing the Minister of War
and Navy.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill was then read and passed to engross-
ment to be read third time on Friday.
The bill allowing Chinese doctors TO practice in
this kingdom was read a second time and referred
to Special Committee consisting of Messrs. Ka-
ulukou, Minister of Interior, Cleghorn and Kaai.
The bill relating to companies established IN
this kingdom or abroad was then read and passed
to engrossment to be read third time Friday
next.
Mr. Aholo moved to reconsider the item for Ka-
piolani Park. Carried.
On suspension of the rules Mr.. Aholo read
resolution to the effect that the bill allowing the
natives to drink liquor which was passed and had
been sent to the King for signature, be brought up
again for further consideration.
The chair ruled that the resolution was out of
order.
Mr.. Aholo appealed from the ruling of the Chair.
The ayes and noes we're taken and the Chair s
ruling was not sustained. Adjourned.
S1xry-EIGHTH DAY, July &C. 1880.
Mr.. S. W. Kaai presented a petition from South
Kona asking that Mr.. A. P. Waha be appointed a
doctor for North and South Kona, and that his
paw be $500 year. Referred to the Minister of
Interior.
referred the bill to amend Chapter 81 of the Ses-
sion Laws of 1876 reported that the bill be indef
nitely postponed. Laid on table to be considered
with the minority report.
| Mr.. Nahaku moved that this report be printed
and be delivered to each member. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
| Mr.. Hanuna read resolution that the House
/ hay M confidence the memorial alpned nv the
merchants, and published in the newspapers OF
| this city.
The House.went into lengthy discussion on the
| resolution.
At12m. the House took recess and on re-as
sembling at p. M the resolution waspassed, witt
amendments, to engrossment, and to be sent to the
Tie House adjourned.
SIxEY-sINIH DAY, TUESDAY. july 81.
Mr.. Gibson read resolution asking the Ministe
| of Finance whether he ever received Il communi
cation from any one asking the privileges of wa
ter, wharfage and lights for any foreign lines o
steamers.
were given to the party who asked for the same.
Mr.. Kalus moved to reconsider the resolution
brought in yesterday relating to the memoria
signed by the merchants Carried.
The bill abolishing the Minister of War AM
Navy was then read a third time and passed.
The bill to regulate the sale of the stalls of tn
market was then read a second time, and referre
to a special committee consisting of MeSsr5. ku
nuiakea, Moanauli, Lilikalani, Wilder and Hanuns
The House took recess at II m, and on re-as
sembling at p. m, Mr.. Kalua moved to post
pone the consideration of the liquor bill till Thurs
day next Carried.
His Ex. J. N. Kapena moved to consider tn
Appropriation Bill its third reading. Tn
House waited for the English version for half a
hour and then the item for Kapiolani Park was II
serted for 5000 and passed.
Mr.. Aholo moved to raise the salary of ths Mir
lister of Interior to $4,000. Passed. The salarie
of the rest of the Ministers were also raised I
$1,000 each. Passed.
Mr.. Aholo moved to raise the salary of II. Il.
Likelike to 5000 Lost
Mr.. Aholo also moved to insert in the Approprii
ton Bill the sum of $4,000 for the China Lin
Lost.
House adjourned.
SEvESTIErH DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULT %.
The Special Committee to whom was referre
the bill allowing Chimes doctors to practice amor
their own countrymsn, reported favorably, an
recommend its passage to include the practi
among other nationalities- Laid on the table
be considered with the bill.
RgsoLUTIoSsiASD Bills.
Thu Minister of Interior informed the Hou