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

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
SIxTy-FIFTn DAY.
MONDAY, July 2ith, 1882

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
Kamakele moved that $4,000 be appropriated
for the purpose of erecting statue of kameh9-
meha Ill. in commemoration of his granting lands
to his people.
Aholo said he liked to see statues; Lut he did
not like to see them arrive in mutilated condi-
ton He thought it would be better To have the
erection of the first statue completed before
ordering another.
Cleghorn moved the Order of the Day. Carried.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading of an Act to restrict the erection
of frame buildings within certain limits of Homo
lulu. Passed
Second reading of an Act relating to the con-
structIon of statutes by substituting the word
differ.
Keau moved that the bill pass TO engrossment.
The Minister of the Interior moved that it be
indefinitely postponed
j. M. Kapenn strongly supported the latter mo-
ton, and moved the previous question. Carried.
Kaunamapo the introducer Of tho bill, supported
his views at great length.
The ayes and noes were taken on the indefinite
postponement Of the bill with the following re-
suit: Ayes His Tx. w. Nj. Gibson, S. K. kaai, j.
L. L. Preston, Hon. c. X. Bishop, Jno. o. Dominis,
A. S. Ceghorn, j. p. Parker z. Isenberg, j. Nj.
Kapena, J. Mott Smith, c. IL. Judd, II. A. Wide
mann, p. p. Kanoa, j. l.. Kaulukou, Il. L. Rich
ardson j. Kauhane, ID. Ii. Nahnn S. Aiwohi, w
II. Rrice, A. Kaukau, total q; Noes, j. Moanauii
j. Kaae, j. Keau. L. X. Lilikalani, H. w. Lahilahi
f. Pahia. S. K. Mahoe, j. kaluh:, l.. Aholo, j.. Ma
Haupu, j. Nj. Kauwila q. W. Pilipo, j. k. Kauna-
mano, j. Kauai, G. B. Palohau, j. Nakaleka, S. X
Kupihea, total 81 Total votes cast AZ. The Pres
ident gave the casting vote in favor of the Ayes
The House took recess at 1915 p M
The Assembly met again Mt o'clock
Third reading of an act to amend Section $50 oil
the Civil Code. Passed.
Third reading of an Act to amend Sections III
and 1919 of the Civil Code, relating to amount OF
advances to be paid TO contract laborors.
Mr.. Cleghorn, the introducor of the bill, said q
laborer is always ready to be engaged when he is
offered large advance He spends it in n lot Of
things that he does not want, or his friends gel
the benefit of it. The effect OF large advances is
that the laborer is always i'll debt and mt the enc
of each month he has nothing to receive, or els,
| he runs further into debt
| Kaunamano said that great many laboreri
| liked To live in their own houses. BY getting
large advance they were enabled to build house
He did not mean to say that was the case with al
of them, but it was SO with number of them
| He would therefore move the indefinite postpone
ment Of the bill.
p. Isenberg sympathiZed with the principle o.
| the bill, but was OF opinion that it would be dc
| feated in practice. In order to do away with ad
| vance, the only thing to do was to bring plenty o
| laborers into the country.
! Mr.. Kaulukou and Mr.. Kalua opposed the bill
The bill passed to en9rossnient by n vote of
| to H.
Aholo moved suspension of the rules in orde
| that he might present report. Carried.
Aholo presented report Of q special coininitte
recommending that u sum OF $500 year be appro
priated as u permanent settlement on A. r. Brick
| wook late Postmaster General.
Kalua opposed the adoption of the report il
| very strong terms.
Mr.. Aholo supported the report, stating tina
members of this Assembly have no right TO east
blot on any one unless they can prove it.
The ayes and noes were taken on the indeint
postponement of tho report with the following
result: Ayes G. H. Bishop j. Moanauli, J. Mot
Smith, II. X. Lilikalani Ill. w. Lahilahi, $. X
Mahoe, J. Kaluhi, J. W. Kalua, j. Nakookoo, j
| kamakele, j. Gardner, Z. Haupu, j. Nj. Kauwilu
| u. ii. Nahinu, s. Aiwohi, j. Kauai g. b. Paloliau
j. Nakaeka, 5. X Kupihea, A. Kaukau, total u
Noes, W.. AZ. Gibson, j. L. Bush, u. Pres
ton Jno. o. Dominis, A. -. Cleghorn, J. z. Parker
y. Isenberg, j. NJ. Kapena, Ii. A. Widomunn, y. /
Kanoa, +. Pahia, j. L. Kaulukou, Il. Aholo, j
Nawahi, j. kauhane, J. X. Kaunamano, total II
| Total votes cast 30.
The House adjourned at il5 p. IA.