Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-03
TwENTY-SECoND DAY.

THURSDAY, June l, 1882.
House met at 10 o'clock a. m. After reading of
minutes, the following petitions were presented
by kamakee, from Makawao, asking that the
Hawaiian Language be still taught in the Common
Schools. Referred to Committee on Education.
by Malice. from Waialua, Oahu. praying that
the travelling expenses of His Majesty, incurred
during his late tour, be paid from the Treasury by
authorization of the Legislature. Referred to
Finance Committee
BY Kaluhi from Kooauloa praying that the
Government establish two English schools in each
district Referred to Education Committee.
BY j. Gardner from Hama, praying that parents
sending their children to English schools be
empt from school and road tax. Referred to Com
mittee on Public Lands and Internal Improve
ments.
By Lilikalani, from Manoa. praying that Ha-
waiians be allowed the unrestricted use of intox-
eating drinks. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
BY Liknlani, from Manoa, praying that 5000
be appropriated for improving the roads in Manoa.
Referred to Committee on Government Lands and
Internal Improvements.
BY iIlikalan from Honolulu. praying that the
Legislature approve the Ten Million Loan Bill;
and also that the Treaty of Reciprocity be con
tinued. Referred to Committee on Finance
BY j. Gardner, from Hama, praying that prison.
be required to work out their sentences in the
respective stricts to which they belong. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
BY Lahilah from Honolulu, praying that the
husbands of leprous women and the wives of
leprous husbands be allowed to marry again with
out the formality of divorce. Laid on table.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Nawahi presented report from the Com
mittee of Finance upon certain petitions presented
from different parts, asking the passage of Ten
| Million Loan Bill; also several petitions adverse
| thereto. The Committee recommend to lay these
on the table to be taken up in conjunction with
| bill of which notice had been given, authorizing
| loan. Report adopted. Mr.. Nawahi also presented
| report from the same Committee, upon sundry
nonsensical petitions which had been referred to
| said Committee. Wewould not burden the reader
with gist either of the report or the petitions.
| Laid on table.
J.W. Kalua presented report of the Committee
apItu ItlfNps mi
| from Molokai. The Committee found the sigma
lures had all been made in the same handwriting,
and suggested, on that account, to ignore them.
Laid on table.
| Mr.. Pilipo offered a resolution that an item of
$500 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill for a
boat landing at Holualoa Referred to Committee
on Public Lands and Internal Improvements.
| l.. Aholo offered resolution that three Commits
sioners having been appointed in 1880, to Codify
| the laws of the Kingdom, and no report having
been presented to the Assembly of the work
coElpished by said Committee, that this Assembly
order said Committee to report on same,
ii. A. Wideman offered lengthy resolution
bodying several counts, and intended to generally
expedite the business of the house. Resolution
| approved
j. M. Kapena read, for the first time, bill to
reconstruct the Board of Immigration Passed to
second reading.
serted in the Appropriation Bill for anchors and
buoysat Hilo. keferredto Committee on Internal
| improvements.
Inc same member also presented resolution
asking for $1,000 for the purpose of building
market Mt Hio. Referred to same Committee.
j. Kaunamano read for the first time, an act to
| amend Section 267 of Civil Code regulating the
number OF police to be employed in each district.
| Passed to second reading.
| j. Nawahi gave notice of an act to amend Chap
| ter 46 Of Session Laws OF 1876.
ORDER or THE DAY.
Second reading of act to facilitate the collec-
| ton of taxes throughout the Kingdom. Mr.. Kauu
kou said that this bill would work very oppressive
ly with the employers of labor, and that 1t should
| be placed before n select committee for further
consideration and revision. f. Preston moved to
lay on the table to be taken up with bill pre-
sented by the Minister of Finance, regulating the
collection of taxes. Referred to Select Committee