The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

/ PETITIONS.
From Makawao, that Or. Fitch be sent to Kala-
wac TO cure the lepers. Referred TO Sanitary Com
mittee.
Hon. c. r. Bishop presented petition from the
Planterss Labor and Supply Company, praying
the prohibition Of the sale of opium be continued
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs presented a pc
ition from kalawao bearing 1855 signatures, PRAYING
that all lepers be cared for the several islands
10 which they belong. Referred to the Sanitary
/ Committee.
From Kohala praying that the importation, sale
and use of intoxicating liquors be prohibited. 10
be considered with bill on same subject
From South kohala, praying that South Kohala
be made a separate election district. Referred to
Committee Of nine, who have similar matters
der consideration.
From Waikiki, praying that certain slaughter
house on the road 10 kahului be removed, it being
considered nuisance.
The Attorney General said that the Circuit Court
will sit at Wailuku next week, when he purposed
to have this matter attended TO. On motion the
matter referred TO the Attorney General.
From Lahaina, praying that this Assembly do
not authorize loan Of 100000. Referred TO
Committee on Finance.
From Hama. praying that the importation of
liquor be prohibited Laid on the table TO be con-
sidered with bill on same subject.
From Kan praying that $4,000 be appropriated
for roads in that district that koHoiiiI fisheries
be open to the public, except for fubr fish that
district court house be established that parents
with five or more children be exempt from taxes
Referred TO Committee on miscellaneous subjects
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Gov Domiris reported that it had pleased His
Majesty to sign the bill relating 70 the pay of Rep
resentatives the bill to amend Section ;, Chapter
- Of the Civil Code also the bill to amend Sec
ton ., Chapter 10 of the Session Laws of 1880.
Mr. Kalua, Chairman of Select Committee, re
ported on bill to amend Section 80 of the Civil
Code. In addition TO the report presented another
bill as a substitute for the original. Laid the
table to be considered with other similar bills.
Mr.. Kalua pointed out that the ex-Minister Of
the Interior formed one of a select committee to
which petition concerning the sale of Govern
ment lands had been referred. The President APP
pointed the present Minister in his stead.
RESOLUTIONS.
That $500 be appropriated for a bridge at Wal
alua. Laid on the table.
That $500 be appropriated for bridge at Wal
luku. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Aholo moved that when the Appropriation
Bill comes before the House 1t be made the order of
the day for Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Carried.
The Minister Of Finance asked that the Appro-
priation Bill presented by tine late Minister be
withdrawn, in order that he might present another
in its place. Carried
His tx. then read the Appropriation Bill for
the first time by its title
Mr.. Aholo read for the first time Act TO pro-
vide permanent settlement of ST. 200 per annum
on Ii. kuihelani.
Mr. Palahau gave notice Of an Act to authorize
the introduction Of single women into the country,
thereby increase the population.
Mr. AhOo moved that 81 200 be appropriated for |
the salary Of resident physician at Laha1na- laid
on the table.
The Minister Of Finance gave notice Of an Act |
regarding the auditing Of public accents
The Attorney General gave notice of an Act to |
amend Section 97S of the Civil Code. Also an Act |
provide for the descent Of property where there is
no issue.
Mr. Kauai read for the first time an Act relat-
ing TO the payment Of taxes.
Mr.. Pahia read for the first time an Act to /
amend Section 81 the Civil Code.
The Minister of Finance gave notice of an Act to |
amend Section IL Of the Civil Code.
Mr.. Kauai COVE notice, and subsequently read /
for the first time an Act to provide for Perma-
nent settlement of 800 per annum on J. p. .. ka
haeaahi.
Mr.. Kaulukou gave notice Of an Act relating to /
the jurisdiction of District Magistrates.
Mr.. Iahilahi introduced resolution that $1,000
be appropriated for extending Hotel street to Nuu
anu stream, and thence down the uaks Of the |
river to King street Laid on the table.
Mr.. Mahoe gave notice Of an Act 10 define the
ownership Of wild poultry.
Mr.. Palahsu introduced resolution that the
Minister of the Interior visit all the islands of the
group with the object Of inspecting the needs of
bridges and road Improvements, and that he visit
Kauai first. Carried.
Mr.. Gardner moved that 5000 be appropriated
for a wharf in the district Of Hama, Maui.
Laid on the table
Mr.. Mahoe read petition asking for 5000 for
improving the road leading from The mauka side
Of the Reformatory School to the Insane Asylum.
Laid on the table.
oRDER OF THE DAY.
Second reading of an Act 10 amend Section l,
Chapter Is Of the Session Laws of 1874 relating to
the terms Of Circuit Courts. Laid on the table
Second reading of bill TO amend Section 915 of
the Civil Code, relating to the jurisdiction Of Dis
trict Justices
The Attorney General pointed ont that the bill
as drawn up would give terrible jurisdiction to
District justices. Furthermore, there no pro
vision in the bill that witnesses can be subpHnaed
from distant districts to support defendants
On motion the bill was referred TO the following
Committee the Attorney General, Messrs- Nahinu-
kaulukou, AholO and c. H. Judd
The House adjourned Of y m.
On re-assemblinc. there not being quorum
present, the House adjourned until 10 a. m TO
morrow.