The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
The Legislature.
NINTH DAY, TUESDAY, MAY II.

PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Mahoe from Puma that the sale of liquor
1 be not allowed in that district.
By Mr.. Mahoe for j. W. Kahuluna that the Min
lister of Interior pay him $31.33 for survey made
by him on piece of land ordered by the Minister.
Tabled.
BY the same member that no East Indians be
imported.
BY Mr.. Mahoe, from Kohala, that the election
of Jas. Wood be declared Illegal. Referred
The Judiciary Committee to whom was referred
the petition from Koolauloa to set aside the cleo
tion of c. n. Kaama reported that the petition be
indefinitely postponed. Adopted.
Mr. Kakina read resolution that $1,000 be ap
propriated for the road from Waipa to Haena.
Mr.. Kalama read resolution that $500 be ap-
propriated for Court House at Kooauloa.
Bills read for the first time:
By Mr. Kaulukou to amend the law regulating
the sale of opium. Passed under the rule.
By Mr.. Mahoe, to regulate the business of law
yers. Passed under the rule.
BY Mr.. Kakina, TO amend Section 1419 of the
Civil Code.
BY Mr.. Mahoe, to amend Article 80 of the Con-
stitution. Passed under The rule.
BY Mr.. Kaulnkou TO amend Section l of
Chapter IS of the Session Laws of 1874. Passed
under the rule.
BY Mr.. Pilipo a resolution, first, that $4,000 be
appropriated for the roads in North Kona second,
that $500 be appropriated for boat landing at
Kona: third. that s. be inserted in the Appropria-
ton Bill for Kio for double taxes collected from
him. Tabled to be considered with the Appropria-
ton Bill.
Mr.. Kahulu read a resolution that the Minister
of the Interior be requested to order the road
supervisor at Waialua not to fence the road from
Moknleia to Kalae or Kaena.
Resolution passed with an amendment by Mr..
Kakina.
The Minister of Finance read for the first time
the Appropriation Bill. Passed under the rule.
The resolution of Mr.. Rhodes came up for dis
cussion in the Committee of the Whole, l.. Aholu
In the chair. Mr. Rhodes took the floor and after
a long speech, the Committee and the resolu-
ton was indefinitely postponed.
TENTH DAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY u.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Wahine from Hilo, that all the lepers be
returned to their own districts.
By Mr. Lilikalani, for AZ ladies of Honolulu,
that 900 from the support of the hospital be set
apart for building house for the poor.
By Mr.. Kupihea from Molokai, that $1,000 be
appropriated for the road from Moanui to Kamalo,
and that the mail be opened at Pukoo.
By Mr.. Kahulu from Waialua, that separate
judge be appointed for that district, and that
$1,000 be appropriated for a bridge at Kaupoo.
By Mr. Mahoe from Puma, that government
land be given to parents of large families that all
cattle be taxed at % cents head and that
Court House be built at Pohoiki.
By Mr.. Kuapuu from Waimea, that a 100000
loan be made. All petitions referred to proper
The maiorityAof the Sanitary Committee to
whom was Ned the petition from Puma that
leper hospitals be established at Hilo, reported
that the petition be laid or the table. Laid OH
the table till the minority report comes in.
Mr. Gibson read a resolution that $4,000 be ap-
propriatcd for boring government lands with arte-
sian experiments. Referred.
Mr. Keau read resolution that the Board of
Health be ordered to remove the Soap Works at
Leleo as the air is polluted by its smell. Re
ferred to Sanitary Committee.
Mr.. Kupihea read resolution that $500 be ap-
propriated for repairingthe Court House and Lock
up at Molokai.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to extend the time of the Commissioners
of Land Boundaries was read second time and
passed to engrossment to be read a third time on
Friday.
The bill to repeal Section 1 of the Penal
Code, allowing free liquor, was read a second time
and on motion was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to amend Section . of Chapter Il. Pc
nal Code, was read second time and referred.
The bill authorizing the Minister of Interior to
appoint the deputies for judges, collectors and
assessors of those districts that have two places of
cleo ton was read n second time. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The bill to amend Articles 46 and 70 of the Con-
stitution was read second time and on motion
was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to amend Section $50 of the Civil Code,
making seven foreign representatives in the House
at every election read second time and on
motion was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to amend Article 81 of the Constitution
was read a second time and on motion was refer
red to the Judiciary Committee