The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
For Wednesday proc5odiag- Sc fourth page.

For Wednesday proceedings see fourth page
IvINIl-srcuSp Day.
TuuusuAY. June !, 1852.
House met at 10 o'clock a. $40. after reading Of
minutes, the following petitions were presented:
By kamlkele, from MalAwao, asking that the
Hawaiian Language De still taught IN tine Common
Schools Referred 90 Committee on Education.
BY Nahoc, from waiaiua Oahu, praying that
the travelling expenses % Ais Majesty incurred
during his late tour, De paid iroa the Treasury by
authorization Of She Legislature. referred 30
Finance Committee.
By AaIuai. from kDalaul1a. PRAYING that She
Go erameHt establish two English schools one for
boys and one for girls IN each district. Referred
tu Educttiul Committee.
by j. Garda,r from Hama. praying thai parents
sending their children to English schools be eX-
rupt from school and road tax. Referred 20 Com
mittue ON Public Lands and Internal Improve
Wruts.
By Lii.aani, from Manoa, praying that Ha-
walIaus bc allowed the unrcs,rlcted use 81 Ei0El-
cgtIu- drinks. Referred 20 Judiciary Committee.
By L.iikllaul. from Mauna, praying that 5000
hy appropriated turimpluNng the roads IN ManuI.
referred % Committee on Government Lands ana
Internal Improvements.
Bv IiIikaani, from Honolulu, praying that the
LEGISLATURE approve the Ten Million Loan Bill:
and also that the Treaty Of Reciprocity be CON
tInUed. Referred 20 Committee on Finance.
BY j. Gardner from Hama, praying that prison
urs be required to work out their sentences IN the
respective strcts to which they belong. Referred
TO Judiciary Committee.
by LaLilthi. FROM Honolulu. praying that The
husbands of Igprous women and the wives Of
leprous husbands be allowed to marry again with,
ont ile foruality Of divorce. Laid on table until
bin TO that effect is introduced.
EEPoHrs or COMMITTEES.
Mr. Nawali presented a report from the Com
mittge of Finance upon certain petitions presented
from different parts, asking the passage OF . Ten
Million Loan Bill: also several petitl0us adverse
Ha .flI Tn Hs
ON the table go be taken up in conjunction with
bin Of which notice had been given, authorizing
loan. Report adopted.
Also report ON suuaEy frivolous petitions from
Hanalsi, Aakawao. Puma and south hona. Report
laid Oil the table for future consideration.
j. W. kaIll presented q report of the Committee
TO whom was referred petition emanating from
Moiokai The Committee found the signatures
had all been made in the same handwriting,
and suggested, ON that account, that the further
consideration of them he indefinitely postponed.
LAID on table.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. piliuo offered resolution that au item OF
$500 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill for
boat landing az Houaio5. Referred 10 Committee
on Public Lands aud Internal Improvements.
l. Alo0 OtiersdH resolution that three Commits
sI0uers having been appointed IN 1850, 80 COJlty
the laws Of the Kingdom, and no report having
been presented 10 the Assembly of the work ac-
CJmpiI-led by said Committee, that this Assembly
order said Committee 20 report on same.
h. A. Nidgmau offered a lengthy resolution eul-
b0dyiug several counts, and intended to generally
expedite the business OF the house. Also that
ive new members be added TO the Committee on
Public Lands, one from each island. The Com
uittge appointed were MessTs. BCe, IahOc, kau-
kau, hGWIiG and huplhea.
j. li. hapeua read, Tor the first time, a bill 70
reconstruct the Board Of immigration Passed TO
second reading
p Haupu offered a resolution that 5000 be IN
serted in the Appropriation Bill for anchors and
buoy at lIilo. Referred TO Committee on Internal
Improvements.
tie same Member also presented resolution
asking for 5000 for the purpose Of building
market at HilO. Referred TO same Committee.
j. kauuamauO read. for the first time, an act TO
amend Section 2bI Of Civil Code, regulating the
number OF police % be employed IN each district.
Passed 10 second reading.
J.. Nawahi gave notice Of an act TO amend Chap
ter IS of Session Laws OF 1876.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Second reading Of an act to facilitate the c1llec-
ton of taxes throughout the Kingdom.
Mr. kauiukou said that this bill would WUrkyery
oppressivey with the EMPLOYERS Of labor. and that
It should be placed before d select committee for
further considerau il and revision. i. Preston
moved 10 lay on the table TO be taken up with
bill presented 1y the Minister Of Finance, regulat
ting the collection Of taxes Referred TO Select
The President appointed lIessrs. Kaulukou,
Kauai, DR.. J. Mott Smith, Aholo and the Attorney
General.
second reading Of Bill to amend Section 81 of
the Civil Code, relating TO retail licenses being
granted for the first year free TO Hawaiians.
On motion it was referred TO "a select Committee
composed of BIessrs Richardson, Pahia, p. =.
kauoa, kauunmauo, and Nakalgka.
Second reading of a Bill to provide permanent
settlement upon J. p. L. kahaleaahu. Referred
to the Special Committee who have similar bill
under their consideration.
Second reading of Bill to amend Section >,
Chapter p Of the Penal Code, being an amend
ment to the present Sunday law.
Mr. Frank Brown. the intTOducer of this bill,
said that the law as 1t now stands Is dead letter;
it Is broken every Sunday from morning to night.
The object of the bill was TO make a law that
would suit the wants Of the public.
motion 20 indefinitely postpone was lost and
a motion to refer to a select committee
red. The following members were appointed to
serve, Messrs. kaunamano, Frank Brown, haae,
Clegh0m and Lilikalani
Second reading OF a Bill TO provide permanent
settlement of 500 per annum for the widow Of
Hon. 5 kipi Referred to select Committee
having bills of a similar nature under their con