Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-10

TUESDAY, June 9Th. 1882
House met at 10 O'Clock q. m. Minutes read and
approved.
PETITIONS.
BY a. kaukau from kaanapali. PRAYING that the
terms of the Circuit Court be holden as now and
no change be made in the time or venue of the
Court. Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
BY Kamakele from Makawao, praying that all
prisoners sentenced in Makawao DO allowed TO
work out their sentence in the district. Referred
TO Judiciary Committee.
BY Lilikalani from Honolulu praying that Ha-
waiians be allowed the unrestricted use of spirits.
Laid on table TO be considered with Liquor Bill.
BY Lilikalani from Honolulu, praying that peo-
pie of a cognate race be introduced referred to
Committee on Foreign Affairs.
BY a. Kaukau from Kaanapai. praying that the
tax ON real property be reduced to Il per cent
Laid on table to bo considered with the Tax Bill.
BY Palohau, from Hanalei, Kauai, praying that
hospitals be established all the Islands, and
that physicians with benign counterances be APP
pointed as physicians to such hospitals. and not
mon with fierce countenauces like Dr. Mckibbin.
Referred to Sanitary Committee.
BY Aholo from Lahaina, praying that the terms
OF Court on Maui remain unchanged.
By Lilikaiani, from Honolulu, praying that Reel
procity be continued. Referred to Committee on
Foreign Relations.
By Lilikalani, praying that the Ten Million bill
be passed. Referred to Committee on Finance
RESOLUTIONS.
Lilikalani presented resolution requesting the
Minister OF the Interior 10 advise this Assembly as
To the conditions on which Mr. Furneaux occupies
certain room in this House. Adopted.
Aholo asked leave of absence for three days.
Granted.
Nakaleka asked leave to be absent for four days
Granted.
j. Gardner presented resolution asking for
$500 for repairing the boat landing at Nuu,
Kaupo. Laid ON table to be considered with An
preparation Bill.
Palohau presented Il resolution, that the Minis
ter of Interior instruct the Deputy Sheriff to open
certain roads on Kauai which had been closed.
Withdrawn.
Kaunamano gave notice of intention to intro
duce bill to repeal Section of an Act passed in
1850; also, to amend an Act passed in 1878. Also
of an Act to establish board to further regulate
the introduction of immigrants.
j. w. Kalua asked leave of absence for four
days. Granted.
ORDER OF DAY.
Second reading of a bill to define the ownership
of certain wild fowl Referred to select Com
mittee. Following were the members appointed:
j. w. Kalua. 5. X. Mahoe, j. X. Kaunamano w.
II. Rice, j. Keau.
Kamakele gave notice of a bill to license tailor
shops.
Second reading of an act to repeal section 97s of
Civil Code, relating to Bankruptcy. Passed to en-
grossment without comment: 10 be read "A third
time on Thursday next
Second reading of an act to repeal Sections 25b
and 256 of Civil Code, relating to the issuing of
patents to inventors. Referred to Select Com
mittee, of which the following were the members
appointed 9; r. Bishop, L. Preston, II. A. Wide
mann, j. l.. Kaulukou and q. w. Pilipo.
Second reading of an act to further amend Sec
tons and . of an act passed i'll June, 1868, and
since amended by acts of 1874 and 1876 relating to
the sale and slaughter of beef Referred to Com
mittee constituted as follows: Mr.. Palohau Mr.,
kaunamano, ] Keau, G. ii. Judd and ID. Nahinu
Second leading of an act to consolidate and
amend the law relating to internal taxes
Tho Assembly passed the first 10 sections with n
few slight amendments.
The House adjourned until 10 a. M Tomorrow.