Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22
Fury Ninth DAY.
MONDAY, July Iith, 1882,
PETITIONS.

Fury NINTH DAY,
MONDAY, July 18th. 1889.
PETITIONS.
MIR. kcau presented petition from part of tho
district of Honolulu, praying that water pipes be
laid in School street.
kiwohi presented petition from Hamaltua pray
ing that D. i. Sanford, Deputy Sheriff in Hama
kua, be discharged for having. shot Chinaman.
Referred TO tho Committee on Judiciary.
Kaunamano presented petition from Honolulu
praying that DIR. Fitch DO appointed physician to
the Qucch's Hospital Referred TO Sanitary Com
mitteo,
From Hamnkua that $1,000 DO Appropriated for
the extension of certain road in Hamakua no
fcrred to Committee on Roads.
Also, that this Assembly will appropriate $4,000
for railroad from IiilO 10 kOhnla Referred to
From Honolulu by Dir. J. Mott smith that fert
i1ors DO admitted into the Kingdom free of duty.
Referred to the Committee on Agriculture
REroR1 OF SELECT COMMITTEE.
palohau reported on d bill to almond Section
1919 of tho Civil Code, and presented new bill
ombodyng the amendments proposed by the Com
mttee. Bill read aud passed TO second reading.
j. NJ Kapena read report on tho Bill TO extend
Tho Minister of the Interior reported on items
for roads in the Appropriation Bill.
DR.. j. Mott Smith gave notice of a bill TO in
troduco fertilizers FREQ of duty
DR.. j. Mott Smith introduced resolution that
tho speeches Of Hon members be limited to five
minutes.
Kaulukou thought that fifteen minutes was
fair time TO allow each speaker.
Kauuumano moved az an amendment that an
exception DO made in the case of tho introducer
of n bill
Pipo considered the resolution unnecessary.
The vote was taken and the resolution waa
carried unanimously
Aholo gave notice of an act relating to certain
lands claimed by native Hawaans.
Keau moved that the Minister of the Interior be
ordered TO lay water pines in School street. he
ferrod to tho Minister oil tho Interior.
Kaulukou gave notice of his intention TO intro
duce bill relating TO tho carrying OF deadly
weapons.
Aiwohi moved that the Act to amend Section
$50 of the Civil Code DO taken from tho table and
placed on tho order Of tho day. Carried
Keau gavo notice of bill to prohibit the manu-
facture and importation of Intoxicating liquors.
Kauwila moved that tho Sergoant.at-Arms be in
structcd to supply members of this Assembly with
100 two-cont stamps Carried.
Nakookoo moved that tho proprietor of a certain
dance house in Wailuku DO prosecuted as nuts
anc0. Lost.
Kauukou moved that tho act relating to the
taking of tho oath of allegiance DO taken up and
made the order of the day for tomorrow. Carried
Kaunamano gave notice of u bill relating to tho
education of Hawaiian youth abroad.
Order OF THE DAY.
Appropriation Bill on its second reading.
The first item taken up wac that of 5000 for
the Hilo Boarding School.
Rhodes pointed out that thore was u school about
TO be erected in Honolulu under the management
College. Tie moved as an amendment that the
amount asked for be divided between tho Hilo
Boarding School and St. Louis College.
Tho votes weto cast in favor of 5000 for the
Hilo School
Next item was $4,000 for support of tho female
seminary at Waialua. Carried.
Roads and bridges S19s,0O0. The select COM
mittee reported in favor of S1SS0OO, making re-
duotion of $4,000 i'll the Honolulu district.
keau said there were numerous petitions from
Honolulu praying for the extension of roads, and
he was afraid, that If the report of the committee
adopted, the petitions will receive attention
whatever. The extension of Queen street along
the water front and to join King street near tho
bridge was Il decided necessity.
Pahia moved that tho item pass i'll the bill,
| 100000. Carried by vote of 10 to Is.
kaulukou moved that the item of 5000 for the
kooaupoko district be increased to $4,000 III
| order that bridge be built over tho stream at
Kaneohe. Motion carried.
| Kaluhi moved that the item for the Koolauoa
district be increased from 5000 to $4,000 Passed
| at 5000.
| Frank Brown moved that tho item for Eva and
| Waianae be inserted at $1,000 for the former and
( $4,000 for the latter.
| DIR. j. Mott Smith moved that the item pass as
| i'll the bill, 5000. Passed at $4,000.
| Next item, roads at Waialua, IS 600. Passed at
| $500.
Roads al I4ahana passed at $1,000.
| Kaukau moved that $1,000 be inserted for the
district of Kaanapali. Carried
| Richardson moved that the item for the district