The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-10

rortant matter and should take the form Of bill.
Il would require to be read three times before 1t
His EroeIiency, the Minister, gave the necessary
me member for waimea, Kauai, introduced a
resolution that 5000 be appropriated for gaol IN
that district.
whereas kamehameha III gave kuleanaa 70 his
! people, his birthday be observed as Governme mt
| holiday Carried.
M. kalua gave notice OF Bill TO prevent the
Minister Of The Interior from selling Government
Mr.. Palahau moved that the House take up the
consideration Of the proposed amendmert IS to
Articles IS and VI Of the Constitution. Carried
The Secretary read the following proposed
amendment:
80 Article IS of the Constitution granted by
His Majesty kamehameha V. on the 10Th day OF
| August A. D., 1864. as amended and approved on
the 18th DAY Of May A. d. 1865, according to Ari-
Gle 80 of the Constitution
That Article IS of the Constitution be and the
| same is hereby amended to read as follows:
section IS. The Representatives shall receive
for their services compensation TO be ascertained
by law and paid out Of the Public Treasury; but
no increase Of compensation shall take effect dur
ing the wear in which Il shall have been made; and
no law shall be passed increasing the cOmpensa-
ton Of said Representatives beyond the suns OF
Eve hundred dollars for each session.
Mr.. kapena was Of opinion that no debate was
required on this amendment
The ayes and noes were taken as follows:
AYES, His IL. W. L. Green, W. n. Armstrong, ].
;. Walker, Hon. p. kanoa, J. p. Parker,J |. Dow
sett j. Moanauli, j. NJ. kapena. ). n. haai, J. Z.
/ Bush. j. Kaae. p. =. Kanoa, Z. X. Lilikalani, H.
W Iahilahi. L. Pahia. 5. h. Mahoe, j. kaluhi, ].
l.. Kaulukou, L. Aholo, J. w. halua; g. T. Rich
ardsuu. J. Nakookoo, J. Gardner, J. Nawahi, Z.
Haupu, J. NJ. Kauwila, J. Kauhane, d. H. Nahum,
| G. W. Pilipo. J. X. kaunamano, J. Kauai, q. j.
Palohau j. Nakaleka. s h. hupihea, total -; Noes,
| Hon. c. r. Bishop, 5. q. Wilder, w. NJ. Gibson,
| Frank Brown, J. kamRkele, 5. Aiwohi, total 6.
| Total number OF votes cast, 40
The majority having the required two thirds of
the Assembly, the amendment was declared as
finally passed.
to Article 81 Of the Constitution granted by Kane
hameha v on the Goth day of August A. ID. 1854 in
/ accordance with Article 50 Of said Constitution.
Section l; That article 81 of the Constitution
granted by His Majesty kamehameha V. on the
| 10th day of August 1864 be and the same is here
by amended in accordance with Article 80 OF said
Constitution, by striking out the words five hun
drod" and by substituting therefor the words two
| thousand and by striking out the words two
| hundred and fifty and substituting therefor the
words ''one thousand so that the article shall
read as follows;
Representative OF the people, who is insane or an
idiot: nor unless he be a male subject OF the King.
| dom, who shall have arrived at the full age OF
| twentv-one years who shall know how 10 read and
/ write who shall understand accounts, and shall
| have been doniciled in the Kingdom for at least
three years the last Of which shall be the year i'm
| mediately preceding his election and who shall
/ own real estate within the Kingdom Of clear
value over and above all membranes of at least
two thousand dollars, or who shall have an annual
income of AZ least two thousand dollars, derived
| from any property or some lawful employment"
| Mr.. $. X. kaai moved the indefinite postpone
| meut Of this article.
The ayes and noes resulted as follows
| AYES Hon. c. II. Bishop Jno. o. Dominis, j. y.
Parker ]. Moanauli, ]. NJ. Kapena, $. X. kaai, j.
/ T. Bush, H. A. Widomann, J. Kaae, p. p. hanoa,
! w. NJ. Gibson, L. X. Liikalani, II. W. Lahi-
| lahi. T. Pahia. Frank Brown, 5. X. Nahoe, j.
| Kaluhi j. /. kauukou, G. L. Richardson, j. Ma
| kookoo j. Gardner, J. Nawahi, p Haupu, ]. NJ.
| KauVia, J. kauhane, d: II. Nahum, 6. ". Pllipo
| S. Aivohi. J. Kauai, g. B. Palohau, J. Nakaleka
$ X Kupihea, total 20; Noes, His Ex. j. $. Walker
p Kanoa, 5. &. Wilder, ]. l. Dowsett, ]. Mott
| smith, /. Aholo. J. w. Kalua, j. Kamakee, j. X.
Kaunamano, total .. Total number of votes cast,
H.
The President declared the Article to be indefi
The House adjourned at 1915 p. m until 10 a m.
| the following day.