Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-03

PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented
BY kamakele. from Makawao praying that DR.
Fitch be appointed physician to the leper settle
Committee.
BY G. r. Bishop, from the Planters Association
asking that the existing prohibition of the lmpor
taton and sale of opium remain i'll force. Referred
to Judiciary Committee
BY the Minister of Foreign Affairs, from tn,
lepers at Kaawao. with 1913 signatures attached
that epers be cared for in the respective districts
to which they belong Referred to Sanitary Com
mittee.
BY Aiwohi. from kohala, asking that the impoI
tation and sale of spirituous liquors be prohibited
Laid ON table to be considered with the Liquor
Bill.
By Kaunamano from the residents of South
Kohaa asking that it be made separate election
district Referred to the Select Committee of 8.
BY Nakookoo, from wailuku, asking that GER
tain slaughter house on the road from Waikiki tc
Kahului, having become nuisance, be removed
After a prolonged and rambling discussion, in
which several of the members took part, it was
finally resolved to pass the matter into the hands
of the Attorney General, who promised to attent
to the matter without delay.
BY Hon. d. Kaua from the residents of Lahaina
asking that the pay of mail carriers between that
placsand Honoaula. Maui, be increased. Referred
to Finance Committee
By Aiwohi, from kohala, praying that the Legis
lature do not authorize the negotiation of a Ter
Million Loan Referred to Committee on Finance
by j Gardner, from the residents of the district
of Hama, praying that the importation and sale Of
lnIOA1callIp uTInkS Ill tnb hlIlpuOH De prOniDiteu
Laid on table to be considered with bill TO abolish
existing restrictions.
BY Kauhane. from Kau, praying that $4,000 b,
appropriated for road to kapapala: also, tina
Konohiki fish be free TO the people: that the Gov
eminent pay II part of the expense of maintaining
the wharves AT Honoapo; that $1,000 be set aside
and, finally, that parent, having more than tiv,
children be exempted from personal taxes. Re
ferred to Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects.
REpogTs OF COMMITTEES.
Gov. J. o. Dominis reported from the Enroll
ment Committee. the signature of the King t,
the following bills: An act to amend Section
of act of 1868, increasing the pay of Representa-
tives from $3.50 to $500 per session; md An act t'
amend Section of Chapter % of Penal Code, NIT
igating the punishment of arson; sd. An act t.
amend Section of Chapter 10 OF Session Laws o
1880, relating to assaults.
Mr. Pilipo presented report of Select Committee
to whom referred petition from Kohala pray
ing that Kohala be allowed two representatives
The report favored the spirit of tine PETITION an'
recommended bill to that effect, and also increas
ing the number of members on all the Islands
Laid on table to await minority report.
MIR. Pilipo also presented report of Select Com
mittee to whom was referred a bill to amend sec
ton 49S of Civil Code, to provide that Hilo be di
vded into two separate DISTRICTS with anothe
Representative. Report adverse, Recommending.
indefinite postponement of the bill. Report ai'
on table.
s. X Mahoe presented a resolution that $500 b
inserted i'll Appropriation Bill for the purpose o
bo considered with Appropriation Bill.
Nakookoo brought in a resolution that 800 b.
appropriated for building jail at Kahului. Lai'
on table.
Mr.. l.. Aholo presented a resolution that the Ap
preparation Bill when brought forward on its sec
ond reading be made the order of the day Monday
Wednesday ana Friday of each week. Approved
Minister Bush asked leave to withdraw the APP
preparation Bill of the last Ministry, and place II
its stead revised Bill gotten up by the presen
Cabinet. The Bill was read for the first time, AM
passed to second reading.
L. Aholo read for the first time an act to confe
permanent settlement of $l,2OO per annum Oh
II. kuinelani. Passed to second reading.
Mr.. Palohau gave notice of bill TO authoriz
the Minister of Interior to introduce unmarried
women into the country.
Mr.. Aholo presented resolution asking Tor tn
sum of 81, 900 to be paid to resident physician
Lahaina. Laid on table.
Minister Bush gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill providing for the better care OF pub
lie money, and the proper auditing OF public &C
counts.
Il. Preston gave notice of an act to amend Sec
ton 97S of Civil Code, relating to bankrupts; ais
a bill to better regulate the descent of property.
j. Kauai read for the first time an act III relation
to the collection of taxes. Passed to second read
ing.
Pahia read for the first time act to amen
Section 81 of the Civil Code, relating to Licenses
Passed to second reading.
Minister Bush sgnihed his intention of intro
ducing bill to amend Section 20 of Civil Code
relating TO the shipping of Hawaiian seamen.
j. Kauai gave notice OF an act to provide pen
manent settlement one Kahaleaahu, II retire
district justice.
j. L.. Kaulukou gave notice of a bill to amen
Section GIG of Civil Code, regulating the term G
office of district magistrates.
IL. w. Lahilahi presented resolution askin
$4,000 for the extension of Hotel street. Laid o
table,
j. k Alahoe gave notice of an act to define TIL
ownership of certain kinds of wild fowl.
Mr.. Paohau presented q resolution that afte
the propagation of the Legislature, the Mir
lister of the Interior visit all the Islands TO asce
tain the existing needs of the people, and thl
Kauai be the first Island visited.
j. Gardner offered resolution appropriatin
$500 for a boat landing Mt Keanae, in the distri'
OF Hama. Laid on table.
j. Kauai read for the first time an act to confs
"A permanent settlement one j. u. II. kahi
leaahu Passed to second reading.
j. Gardner presented resolution that SO 1000 |
set aside for the purpose of building bridges oy,