The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-20
SEVENTEENTH DAY.

House met at 10 am. Prayer and reading OF
minutes OF previous meeting.
Following petitions We're presented
Hon. Mr.. Kamakele, Il petition from the resi-
dents OF the district OF Makawao, praying that
saddlemakers and ~shoemakers be compelled to
take out licenses. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Hon. Sir. Palolau, a petition from the resi-
dents of the distric- OF Honolulu. praying that
DR.. Fitch be appointed Government physician
and at II biennial salary OF $40, 600. Referred
to Sanitary Committee.
Hon. NOBLE Bishop. q petition from II number
of property holders IL the district OF Honolulu,
praying that the erection of wooden buildings
be prohibited within certain d.siSuIted limits.
/ This petition was not taVurtDlY received by the
native members. Referred to Committee on
Public Lands and Internal Improvements.
Hon. Mr.. Piiipo. from the Sanitary Committee
reported ON IL number OF petitions rel FRED to
their consideration:
l-From the district of Hama, praying that n
resid INT physician be appointed.
p From the district of Punt. praying that
physicians be appointed in all districts.
3-From the district of HiIo, praying that
either DR.. S-tangenwi!d or DR.. Fitch be appoint
ed Government physicians;
and recommended that the petitions be laid on
the table and be considered in connection with
the Appropriation Bill.
On motion Vi Hon. Mr.. hlnIaupRno. the
report was adopted.
No reports from Special Committees.
Hon. Mr.. Ahoto, gave nOtlc- >. .%nteation To
introduce a Bill creating Il purulanenr settlement
on Hon. H. Kuihelani.
Hon. Noble Blsnop, gave notes oi Intention
to- introduce IA Bill relating to erection ri wooder
buildings within Certain limits.
Huu. Nj. Ktuntnaho, read, " permission,
for the first time, It Bdt ~. t-.Is IL providing
better sanitary :.f~rtasen=nts :"g the Kingdom,
aud looking to the cretun.I >. al Independent
Health Bureau. Ordered ~ second reading.
Hon. Mr.. Htupu, gave np1lce oil intention to
Introduce IL BIZ. providing tof Al permanent set
tiemeut Tor the widow oI the iIie Hon. ). Kipi
Hon. Mr. PIlIpu, moved tuIV the Bill intro
| duccd by the Hon. member rom HqmAkua bt
passed To Printing Committee. Carried and Bill
ordered To he printed before next reading.
Hon. Mr.. Richardson, read tor the first time
Il Bal To amend Section l, Chapter XVIII OF tn
Session Laws o. 1874, relating to having Mau
term ~: circuit courts held IN Waiiuku lnsteac
% LaninA. Ordered to second reading al propel
order.
Hon. NJ. Lilikalaui, read for the first time
b II 10 authorize the importation, manufacture
and sale of opium III Honuiuiu. The Bill
provides mat the right TO deal Ia opium may b
obtained by the purchase OF a license, the upse
price OF which Is established at $4,000 for tn
two years and sand lease to be sold at auction
The purchaser Ol tue rlSnt is required to file
bond OF SID, 900 tndI opium VIII act be sold b.
him to others than Chinese.
Hon. Mr.. ManDe. moved Il suspension OF tin
rules that Bill be ceal IA second time, by title.
lion. Noble Bishop amended by moving tina
Bill De first sent to Committee on Printing. Hon
Mr.. Mahoe then withdrew his motion, aud tn
motion OF the Hon. Noble was put and carrieC
and Bill ordered TO De printed and to secont
reading III proper order.
As the Order III the Day, the second reading
OF the Bad, introduced by the
Geaerai, TO extend the postal faculties OF tn
Kingdom, was proceeded with. Alter the read
my being concluded, IA somewhat extended bu
cloudy discussion ensued retating to the object
intended III the Bin, finally ended by the Hon
Noble Bush moving To refer to tt special commit
tee. Motion carried, and Hons. kapena, BUSH
Armstrong, Widemann, and Kauai We're appoInte,
to serve.
Al 1l:l5 On motion OF Hon. Noble Bishop, tia
House adjourned.