Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-29

lay on table until minority report was read. Mr.
keau read minority report. Laid on table.
Abolo from the committee to which was referred
an Act comforting permanent settlement on Mrs
Nahaoleua, recommended the House to pass the
same TO engrossment. The Attorney General and
MIR: Cleghorn had not yet signed the bill as they
bad not completed their inquiries in regard TO it,
After remarks by several members complimentary
to the late Governor Nahaolelua, the report was
passed to engrossment. II will come up for third
Mr.. Aholo, from the committee to which was re-
ferred the bill relating to the perpetuaton OF the
genealogy Of Hawaan Chiefs, reported new bill
providing that the Minister of the Interior be
authorized TO pay $4,000 for the expenses of the
Board for the biennial period, and asked the
postponemont. He said law was passed last
session providing for the perpetuation of the gene
alogy of the chiefs, and that no one knew what
Lad been done, and the House was completely in
the dark as to what money would be necessary.
After long debate i'll which Messrs. Kaunamano,
Pilipo Aholo and Nawahi took part, Mr.. kalua
moved the previous questions carried; vote on
and noes with the following result Ayes, G. II.
Bishop, a; $. ,Csghorn, }; 7. Parker +. lsenberg,
( Mo1nu psS II Fpon s% rnnn H. w kana
richardson, j. Kamakele, J. Nawahi, j. NJ. Kau-
VIVA, J. Kauhane, j. ". pilipo s. Aiwohi, w. u
+. bush, J. o. Dominis J. NJ. Kapena, p, P. Kanou
/ Il. X. Lilikalani, II. W. Lahilahi, s. X. Mahoe, J
Kaluhi, j. L. kaulukou L. Aholo, j; Nakookoo,
Gardner, 7. Haupu, d; II. Nahiqu, J. X Ka9na-
! Kupihea, A. Kaukau, total %. II was then moved
and carried that the bill be made the special ordei
of the day for tomorrow.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Nawah read the first time a bill of which
lie had previously given notice restricting the i'm
| migration of Chinese. The bill provides tina
Chinese immigrants shall reshp at the expiration
Of his term or leave the country, and that nfte
January LIST, 1888 such immigration shall be ab
solutey prohibited; the penalty for the persoi
bringing them to be fine of 800 or one year
imprisonment for each person, and each China
man also to be fined 500 or imprisoned. Reat
second time by title under suspension of the rule
and referred TO select committee consisting Of i
Isenberg, the Attorney General, J. Nawahi,
Kalua and Il. Pahia.
House adjourned to 1:3O p. m.
House re-assembled at 1870 p. m. Under sus
pension of the rules Mr. Nakookoo read petition
from Waikiki that the road from Waikiki 4
Waiehu be opened. Referred to Committee o.
Public Lands and Internal improvements.
ORDER DAY.
Second reading of bill to fix the pay of juror
allowing them so per day, cents mileage to an
engrossment to be read third time tomorrow.
Second reading of a bill to admit fertilizers fire
of duty. Passed to engrossment. To BIO rea
third time OIL Thursday.
Third reading of an Act relating to the Hospiti
tax paid by passengers, appropriatng portion ft
the benefit of sick and INDECENT foreigners. Passct
Second reading of an Act relating to mlnoi
who are inmates of industrial and reformator
schools Passed, to be read third time on Thur
day..
| Under suspension of the rules Mr. Wideman
reported from the committee to which was referre
the Act amending Chapt A of the Session Law
{ of 1876 and Chapt. of the Session Laws of 1s
relating to the sale Of Government Lands, recon
mending the indefinite postponement of the sam
, Second reading of an Act to suppress disea
1 among animals in this Kingdom. Referred
g select committee consisting of W. II. Rice, II.
+ Widemann, J. Kaluhi, j. NJ. Kauwila and j. n
kookoo.
Third reading of an Act to promote the encou
agement of Agriculture. Carried.
House adjourned at $40 p M to 10 o'clock n.
tomorrow.