The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-12
The Legislature.
FOURTH DAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY. 3.


PETITIONS.
BY Mr. wahine from Hilo asking that the 20
lice fcFcc Of Hilo be increased. BY the same mem
Der, that the tax Of parents of large families be
RENTED.
liquor license he allowed for Hilo and no natives
he allowed to drink
BY Nj. Mahos from Puma, asking that the Slo,-
ooo0oo loan be not borrowed Petitions referred to
Committees.
HIS IL. the Minister Of Foreign Affairs reported
In regard 20 the resolution passed by the HOUSE
the other day, and said that the British Commits
sione- wrote no correspondence to his Majesty nor
10 Ills MRjestys government Pound no letter
addressed by His Majesty 10 Minister PeT7ce, who
was then Minister of Foreign Affairs, and II was
said was read before the session of 1870 Report
Mr. kslauli read resolution that the Sergeant
ALARMS be ordered TO supply each member of the
House with 90 Hawaiian postage stamps of :
cents Adopted.
A.r. kean read a resolution that the sum of Sao,-
ooo be appropriated for repairing Srd cleaning
Eonolnlu roads Tabled.
Mr. keau gave notice of his intention to bring IN
n bill repeaiinc Article IS Of the Constitution IN
regard to the pay of Representatives
Mr.. Rhodes read resolution that the Chief
Justice be asked whether he had copy of the
letter signed by His Majesty requesting Hon d.
A. p Carter not TO appear before the House of
lS7S. Rejected
Mr.. Kaai read n resolution that the Judiciary
Committee be requested 10 make their report to
M Baker gave notice of his intention to bring in
bill amending Sections u, :, $ g. 10, II. L. ~
n, - -, &c, and 81 of the Chapter Il of the Penal
Code.
Mr.. Baker read a resolution that separate
place be set apart In this House for the Translator
of the Bills. Rejected.
NJ. Kalsuh read resolution that this session
will last only fifty days from the LIST Of May. Re
!ected-
FIFTH DAY. THURSDAY, MGr6
PETITIONS
BY Mr. wahine from Hilo praying that the sum
of 5000 be appropriated for widening the wharf
al Hilo and NOT TO accept the Sl0O00,0o loan.
BY Mr.. Mahoe from Puma. asking, hrsi, that the
native Havsiians be not allowed to drink liquor
and 10 put the same tahu upon the Cinnamon ana
other citizens Of different nauonnlnes; second,
that the sum of s. 400 be set apart for purchasing
a vessel that viii lie at Hilo harbor from month
TO month.
Bv NJ. Hanuna for Auvae. asking that SIS be
paid to him for keeping the lunalilo tomb.
BY Mr.. Kaai from South koaa. asking, first that
a separate district judge be appointed for that dis
trici; second. that the law for stations be re-
pealed- AL referred TO Committees
Mr.. Dowsett moved that a COMMITTEES be aT-
pointed for miscellaneous petitions. Chair ap-
pointed Messrs- Dowsett, Nawahi, Glendon, hA-
lauh and c. e. Judd.
Mr. Hanuna read resolution that the sum of
$500 be appropriated for roads at Hama Tabled.
NJ. huapuu read resolution that the sum of
$500 be appropriated for whRrves at Hanapepe
and Waimea, Kauai. Tabled.
Mr.. kunuiakea read resolution that the Min
lister OF the Interior be requested to produce be
fore the House all papers IN regard to the sale OF
the steamer llkehke. Returned.
The Judiciary Committee reported IN the mat
ter of the two members from Wailuku, that they
approved the election of J. W. halua and Il. W.
Wilcox from the votes cast AT Waikiki. and re
jected the votes at Houuauls as fraudulent
Mr. Hanuns moved TO indefinitely postpone this
report On motion of Mr.. Nahaku 1t was resolved
that the report be considered IN Committee o. the
whole.
After the debate. in which Messrs. Nahaku.
| HANNA Aholo. Lilikalani, kaulukou kakins,
haai and kahulu took part the report was carried
Sixth DAY. FRIDAY, MAN..
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Piipo from North Kona. that the cleo
ton OF the member from kohala be declared lie
Bv Mr.. Nahsku from Kaanapal that $1,000 be
appropriated for the Pail road from Honolua TO
hahakuloa-
BY Mr.. Mahoe from Puma, that importation of
By Air. kalus from Wailuku, that suitable
sum be appropriated for Postmaster at the district
OF South hona.
By Mr. hsau from Honolulu, that the pay of
Honolulu policies be increased
By Mr. Wahine from Hilo. that the masters OF
contract iaboFers provide them with clothing.
By M iIahoe from Puma, that the sum Of 500
be appropriated for buying buoy for the port at
Bv III. Kunuiakea from Honolulu. that the cleo
rloz AZ hcolaulOa was Illegal.
The Minister Of Finance stated that the Appro-
Toriation Bill viii be laid before the House next
AGoday.
Mr. kaulukou read resolution that the House
adjourn till Monday, In memory Of Hon. II. q.
AfRhi deceased one of the members of this House
Nj Hsnuna moved TO amend that Committee
be appointed to draft letter of coincidence TO the
widow Passed. Chair appointed Messrs. hanlu-
kou- kssn. hahulu Kalua and Hanuna.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs gave notice of a
bill 10 prevent collision OF vessels at sea.
Mr. huihelani gave notice Of q bill relating 70
frauds on election DAYS
NJ Gieadon gave notice of the following bills
TIC amend the law amending Sections 1910. I4ll,
1919 Of Chapter 80 of the Civil Code: 10 amend
Section 1920 OF the Civil Code: TO amend the Law
amending Section +ST of the Civil Code, relating
70 taxes
Mr. KakIna gave notice of bill to amend Sec
ZION 1919 Of the Civil Code.
Mr.. hakIna read resolution that the Minister
OF Finance be requested to refund the two dollars
! 70 L4aumaeEa for false collecting at hooisuloa
/ Rejected
Mr. kaunamano read resolution that $1,000
! be appropriated foz roads at Hamakua. Tabled
The following bills were read for the first time
By Mr. keau, bill regulating the importation
! and sale Of opium.
By the Attorney General, bill relating to Local
/ ta1es, and bill to regulate the sale of ava.
BIZ Mr. Rhodes bill TO regulate foreign imIni
! grafton
/ By Nj. Kaulukou, bin to extend the iurisdic
I ton of district judges.
By Nh. kaulakou bill allowing those laborers
under contract. who provide themselves with then
own food not TO work on Saturday.
By NJ. Rhodes, bill 10 amend Article 81 of the
Constitution: also bill TO amend Section 80 Of
the Civil Code also bill 10 amend Article IS anc
10 OF the Constitution.
By M kuihelari, bill relating to frauds al
elections
M. Clechorn gave notice of a bill to amend Sec
! ton of Chapter Al Of the Penal Code.
The Attorney General read q resolution that thi
Secretary Of the House be requested TO notify tht
Board of Elections Of the district of Eva d Waia
noe 10 order q new election 70 MI the vacancI
occurred BY the death Of &. {. Mahi- Passed.
Mr. Mahoe gave notice Of the following bills Il
regulate the business Of lawyers; TO amend Aru
/ Gle 80 OF the Constitution and TO repeal the Law
! relating to stations
Mr. kakina read for The first time bill to reGu
4 late the carving Of Chinese passengers among
] these Islands also bill to establish Lepsr Hos
4 pitals on all the Islands
/ Nh. kakiaa read for the first time bill Il
amend Section As Of the Civil Code.
The resolution appropaating $1,000 for the eI
4 penses Of the Legislature of 1850 came up as the
order Of the day read a third time and passed
SEvESzE DAY, SATURDAY, NAYS.
Mr.. Hanuna moved that the House be adjourneS
/ TO meet again on Monday at P. u Rejected.
PETITIONS.
/ By Mr.. Wahine from Hilo, asking that the i'm
! Tssrfatian of more Chinese be tabued-
By Mr.. Maaoe from Puma, asking that the Law
/ for stations be repealed.
Mr.. Piiipc moved that the petition be returnet
10 the member. and brought INTO the House II tn
/ form Of bill. AuDroved.