The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
ORpER or we DAY.
ELEVENTH DAY, THURSDAY, MAY. 10.


red to the Judiciary Committee.
ELEVENTH DAY, THURSDAY, MAY. Is.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Wahine from Hilo, that $1,000 be appro-
priated for water-break at Hilo.
BY Mr.. Keau from Honolulu that natives be
allowed to drink liquor. Referred.
The minority of the Sanitary Committee, to
whom referred the following petitions, report
ed that the petition from Puma that leper hospi-
tails be established in every district be laid the
table to be considered with the bill now before
the House; also that the petition from Hilo that
hospital be established there under the care of
government doctor be laid on the table to be con-
sidered with the bill now before the House.
Mr.. Gibson read resolution that the Minister
of Foreign Affairs be requested to present to the
House any information in regard to an ocean
cable between other countries and Hawaii and
to state whether any company was formed or had
asked the country for support Passed.
Mr. Glendon gave notice of a bill to repeal Sec
tons 14l0 All, 1419, 142l and 1920 of the Civil
Code. On suspension of the rules the bill was
read for the first time and passed under the rule.
Mr. Kakina read a resolution that Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays of each week be set
apart for the Appropriation Bill. Indefinitely
postponed.
Mr.. HANNA gave notice of bill to amend Sec
ton of the law repeating Section 4S1 and 494 of
the Civil Code.
Mr. Kalua read resolution that the Minister of
the Interior be requested to show how much gov
eminent land is unsold.
The Minister of the Interior said that some of
sold and some are unsold and unsurveyed. Reso-
luton returned.
Mr.. Martin gave notice of bill to amend the
law approved June % 1868 relating to agreements
between masters and servants
Mr. Nahaku read a resolution that $1,000 be
appropriated for a market at Lahaina. Tabled.
MIR. Kalauli read resolution that 81 900 be APP
pro 1riated for ellarging the wharf at Kaalualu.
Mr.. Kuapuu read Il resolution that $1,000 be APP
propriated as the salary for the Governor of
Kauai. Tabled.
Mr.. Kunuiakea gave notice of bill to amend
Section of the law approved In 1865 relating to
the Board of Health. On suspension of the rules
the bill was read for the first time and passed
under the rule.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to amend Section of Chapter Al of
the Penal Code was read second time and passed
TO engrossment to be read for the third time on
Monday next.
The bill TO regulate the sale of ava was read
second time in Committee of the Whole After
some discussion the Committee rose and the bill
was passed to enCrossment with some amend
ments, increasing the number of the licenses at
Honolulu to six and TO be read for third time on
Monday.
The bill TO regulate the importation aud sale of
opium introduced by Mr.. Keau was read second
time and on motion was ordered to be printed.
The bill to regulate the carriage of Chinese pas
sengers among these Islands was read second
time and on motion ordered to be printed.
TWELFTH DAY, FRIDAY, MAY II.
PETITIONS
By Mr.. Wahine from Hio, that goods imported
from foreign countries between July and Decem-
Der be assessed.
BY Mr.. Mahoe from Puma, first, that $40 be
appropriated for the mail carrier between Hilo
and the volcano, second, that the volcano road be
repaired by those who drive their cattle through
that road. Referred.
Mr. Kalua read resolution that 1880 be ap-
bied. W " ''''-'''''' 10
By the same gentleman that $500 be appropri-
ated for Lock Up at Honuaula Tabled.
Mr.. Nahaku read resolution that the expenses
of Hawaii Maui. and Kauai mobiles be paid out of
the expenses of the House. Rejected.
Mr.. Hoapii Baker read for the first time bill
to amend Section - of the law relating to rail
roads. Passed under the rule.
Mr. Gibson gave notice of a bill to put duty
on the property of deceased persons.
Mr.. Glendon read resolution that 5000 be
appropriated for the port at Maiko and the roads
on its vicinity
Mr.. Kuapuu read resolution that $500 be ap-
propriated for the Lock Up at Waimea. Tabled.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to extend the jurisdiction of the Com
missioners of Boundaries was read third time
and passed.
The bill to amend Section of Chapter g. of
the Penal Code relating to lepers was read a sec
ond time in Committee of the Whole. After
discussion the Committee rose and the bill was
referred to Special Committee consisting of
Messrs. on.Kakina, the Minister of Finance
Kaulukou. the Minister of Interior.
THIRTEENTH DAY, SATURDAY, MAY Is.
PETITIONS.
By Mr. Wahine from Auna, that the prisoners
of other districts be sent TO towns of large popu-
lation.
By Mr.. Wilcox from Lihue, that the introduce
ton of East Indians be tabued. Referred
Mr.. Gibson on behalf of the Committee of 1873
to prepare a monument for Kanehameha L re-
ported that the amount set apart by the Legisla-
ture was not..enough andtasked for suitable. sum-
Laid on table till another report came up.
Mr.. Kalua read resolution that the Sergea Mt
alarms be requested to supply members with
pictures of Kamehameha L with frames. Ap-
proved.
Mr.. Kalama read resolution that the Secre-
tary of the House be ordered to pay the widow OF
the late II. q. Mahi $3.50.
The Attorney General amended it by paying to
the administrator appointed by the Court. Reso-
luton as amended passed.
Mr.. Baker read resolution that $500 be appro-