Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-24

JUISDAT, June ~, ld5S.
House met at 10 n. N. Minutes read aud ap-
REPORTS OF sTtsDiyd COMMITTEES.
Mr. Bnulukou, Of judiciary Committee, reports
that said Committee, to whom WAS referred All Act
Of Mr Kausis, regarding the amendment Of Section
], Chapter IS Of tho Revived Penal Code, relating
70 whaIves, recommend that Same be laid ON table.
Carried
Mr. Pilipo, from Sanitary Committee, reports that
an Act Introduced By Mr.. Nakookoo, Amending
Section 90 Of tho Civil Code, was found 10 have
several defects which they reyised and recommend
that 1t pase ~ amended by Committee. Report
returned TO Committee to substitute penal Code
for Civil Code and afterwards adopted
SELECT COMMITTEE
Mr.. Kalua reported that tho Committee TO whom
was roforred AN ACT relative to tho ownership OF
wild turkeys, quails geeBo phcasants, chickens,
otc found several defects in the bill and thought
u bost TO prepare nov one. The bill provides that
tho owner OF, or person occupying. land on which
such turkeys. quail etc. arc found shall bo the
owners. Report adopted aud bill passed. 10 second
reading.
Mr.. Palohau offered minority report on n bill
introduced by Mr.. Haupu 10 amend Section i95 of
tho Civil Code. He stated that thore we're several
defects that tbs Committee could not agrees and
moved that II be revised and amended by the As
senbly. Laid on the table 10 be considered with
tho bill
RgsoLufioss.
By tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs that tho Com
mit,ec on Sanitary matters be increased from FIVE
70 seven, by tho addition Of l.. Aholo and J. L..
Kaulukou. Carried.
BY Mr.. kaunainano, that the Minister OF Foreign
Afairs, President of the Board of Health, 20 nc.
qucsted to report TO the Assembly tho amount of
opium coniiscatcd by the Government during the
past two years, and the amount Of money received
from sales, fines etc. Carried.
Mr.. Kaulukou laid ON tho table printed report
OF Committee requested to furnish statement
of amount Of taxes paid by people Of different M
tionalitics
by Mr.. Pipo, that livery stables on account Of
unpleasant smells emanating therefrom be removed
beyond the city limits Of Honolulu, and that the
President of the Board of Health, through Agent
of the Board, 80 notify keepers of livery stables
Mr. Aholo thought II best TO determine rat if they
wero considered nuisances by the Board Of Health.
and moved to refer IL to Committee. Amendment
accepted and resolution adopted.
Mr. Keau read an Act relating to pay of teachers
in Hot.oluln Schools providing that tsachers In
common schools receive Sl.5O per day and in other
districts 81 por day. Bill read second time under
suspension OF the rules. After considerable de-
bate the bill was referred 10 select COMMITTEES
consisting OF j. l.. Kaulukou, G. H. Bishop, j.
Aholo. j. Kcau and j. Kauhano.
BY MIR. Mahoe, that an item of $4,000 be inser.
ted in tho Appropriation bill for school houses fol
Haleiwa, Waialua tWaialua Seminary, Lost. 4
motion to refer tho resolution to this Committee on
! Education was carried.
| Kaunamano read an Act amending Section l oil
| the law approved Goth of July, 1875 by the addi
! ton of one section. Rules suspended and read
| second time. Referred to select committee con
| sistinS of the Attorney General, j. X Kaunamnno
| j. kean, w. H. Rice and j. kduu.
Assembly adjourned at 1870 y. IN