The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-07-31
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Gommrrtial A0Oertiser
SATURDAY, JULY 81.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, 1880.

pulatc tire rale 81 sptTttunur liquors. Carrleo.
The rrpprt Uf "a Committee appointed to report
IN rnmtnz Wu- handed m and read
MIR. Rubt. Wick introduced a resolution
thar the report OF the Finance Committee be
taken up and cOu-idercd on Monday next.
MIR. Gibson -aid. as Chairman of the Finance
Committee, lie did not think there was any ne
re--iry To- further cOnrider the report. The
motiou was indefinitely Postponed.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Farther consideration Of an Act relating to
absentee Government officers. Indefinitely post
poned by one vote.
An Act providing for cases Of sickness among
conrruct Iaburers. Indefinitely postponed.
An Act TO abolish tie Secretary Of War and
Navy Passed To- engrOssment and to be read a
thud time on tuesday next.
Further Confederation of the Appropriation
Bill on It's third reading.
Mr.. KaunamanO moved that the item Of $4,000
for KnIInIani Punk he struck out. Carried.
A notion was made to take uf $1,000 from the
permanent settlement 0n Queen Emma. Lost.
A motion to reconsider the item of Ministers
sah,rIe- was lost
Mr.. Kunuiakea moved that the item of SI6,-
OOO for Ills Majesty expenses be struck out.
Lost.
The bill passed re-engrussment. and ordered to
be read a third time on Tuesday next
An Act relating To- rewards and informers pass
ed Is -ecDnd reading and ordered to be read q
third time ON Wednesday next.
An Act relating to eurpOTatiOns and incor-
plmfed Companies on It's secuud reading. Pass
ed To- engrr~sment, and to be read a third time
on Wednesday next.
An Act 10 provide for safe custody of wills
and ~ieztamentary papers. Passed to engrOss-
uent.
The following bills also passed their second
reading
An Act to tx compensation Of pilots at Kahu-
lui and lilo.
An Act TO authorize the Minister Of the In
terrIr go grant Licences Tor the importation and
saIs Ui pui-Onuus drugs.
An Act relating To- laundries and wash-houses.
An Act e. autioirze the is-ue Of Royal patents
Tor tine sale ct school lands and school sites sold
by the BErd ct f. iucntDn.
The lpIL,~ing bill WIS indefinitely postponed.
An Act T. HuthuTiZe any competent person TO
have tie cIIe and custody of amy member Of the
family who may have bec.ime "a Ieper.
The uuuse ADJOURNED mt 1 P. NJ
SIXTY SIXTH DAY-Suurday. July oath, 1880.
A mpti"n wa made to reconsider the Appro-
prhfrr,u Ball. Carried.
The Munster 81 the Interior handed in a petit
tim signed by 2T5 lrpcrs, praying that DIR.
Emer-on be rets,nefl as physician OF the leper
seL cement NJ MJlOkai.
Inc Position was referred to the following COM
mittee
Me-.rs. KaIua, Wilder, Rhodes, Plipo and
ulnunn.
An Act was read for the first time to regulate
the importatiOn, manufacture, sale and exporta-
ton OF opium % and from the Kingdom. This
Act sets forth that the license be granted TO Chi
nese only that IL be for TWO years; that the
license be sold by public auction at an upset
price Of 800, 900, a bond Of $4,000 be given to
supply Chinese only; a fine Of $500 and imprison-
ment for hard labor for two years for selling to
others than Chinese; the license to be sold with
IN one week after the approval Of the bill The
bill passed TO e-ngrossment and ordered to be read
a third time on Friday next.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
An Act relating to practice OF medicine oy Chi-
ness doc Dts
MT. Kaulukou said that no doubt Chinese may
be good doctors, but If so why should their skill
be restricted to Chinese only. Why not let
Hawaiians have the benefit of their services also.
The Attorney General said under the law, as 1t
stands at present, Chinese doctors cannot prac-
tiee. Many have applied for a license and been
refused. A Chinaman formerly had a license and
practiced for years. On one occasion he sued for
his fees and could not recover because the Minis
ter of the Interior bad no power to issue that
license.
Referred to Select Committee:-Messrs. Kaulu-
kou, the Minister Of the Interior, Cleghorn and
s. W. Kaai.
An Act to provide for the co-partnership of
firms on its second reading. Passed to engross-
ment and ordered to be read a third time on
Friday next.
"A resolution was luLIUuuCtu y . w
ment 70 return to this Assembly the bill to amend
Chapter Al OF the Penal Code, known as Mr.
Bakers liquor bill
The President ruled the resolution out of or
der.
Mr.. AhoIO appealed against the ruling of the
President.
The AYES and Noes were taken as follows:
ATEs-Msssr- wilder. KaPena, simon K Kaai. Preston.
Eanoa. Kahanu, Cleshorn' kui5elani; Martin Castle
Rhodes. Judd. Ksulukou, Woods " hAai' Pihpo'
U ~sHKanaiskea LfIikalani. Baker. KaIsms. RAhuIu.
Kaanasns. AhoIo. Gibson. Nahsku kslus; H.nup.; Ma
Seckley. Kupihea. kuapuu-D-
The appeal was sustained.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
An Act relating to fish Markets. No action
taken.
The House adjourned Mt l2-3O P. N.
s1rr.sEvExrH DAY-Monday. July 26th, 1880.
REPORT OF Committee
To the President OF the Legislative Assembly
SIX The COMMITTEES To which was referred q
bill introduced by Nv Btk~r. emitted = an
Act To- amend Chapter So. OF an Act entitled an
Act o. aid the development OF the resources oil
the Kingdom. has bestowed on said bill the atten-
ton which its voluminousness and the magnitude
Of thu operations therein contemplated seem 70
require, with The following results WHEN your
committee beg to present. for the consideration OF
the Assembly. The gist or substance OF the Law
propossd TO b. amended appears TO have suoslsted
In ia FIRST section. and that having been carried
out o completinn by the appointed. and the report
of m. commission therein decrPed to be appoint
cd Y,ur cnmmitter have come 10 the conclusion
that the law itself expired on fulHllment OF the pro-
vi-tpn- contained in that SECTION, and that ~ can
not be rrsu-citated or gtlvanfZ-d into new lie. III
this vi-w be CORRECT IL would follow that no fur-
tb,r consideration OF the new bill would be ne
cr--ary. but bring open to question. your com
m;tr.,. has rxtminrd that bill on which they have