Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-01
Forty FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, June 9th. 1889
RESOLUTIONS.

MIR. kalua moved that all persons holding GOV
eminent positions be compelled to take the oatl,
OF alleganoe, and that the heads of departments
BIO authorized TO Withhold all payments of salaries
from such persons as have not yet complied with
this law.
Attorney General said he was not aware of anv
person who was Ill the government service wb,
had not taken the oath of allegiance If the Hon
member would furnish any information ON tbig
subject he would have the matter looked into.
Mr.. kapena moved il be referred To a Selec,
Committee. Carried.
The President appointed Messrs kapena. Ka
lua, Minister Foreign Affairs, kaluhi, Kauai.
Mr.. Palma moved that, whereas this House has
MADE several appropriations for the preservation
OF tho public peace on land, therefore resolved
that they appropriate $4,000 for man Of war
to preserve peace the seas.
Mr.. Nakaleka moved the indefinite postpou,
ment. Carried
Mr.. Kauwila moved that tho pay of a certa;,
mail carrier in Hilo district be increased TO S1s
per week.
Mr.. kapena moved the indefinite postponement
Carried.
Mr.. Aholo gave notice of his intention to intro,
duce an Act to define the time in which SHIFTS can
be brought for desertion from labor contract
ORDER OF THE DAY.
lhiru reading of AN Act to increase the permn.
nent settlement of Her Majesty Queen DownDcr
Emma 81 900 per annum in addition To- tho settio
mont already made. Passed ''''
Second reading of an Act to provide more eff
Gent sanitary administration for the Kingdom
The House resolved itself into a Committec If
the Whole, Mr.. @. II. Judd in the chair. VI
The Attorney-General asked the member ,vh,
introduction. VI '''
Mr.. kaunamailo said the present had been n,
vogue Tor several years aud it was notorious thai
there was a general desire throughout the king
dom TO have change, to make medical man ~,
President and to constitute the Board a separaie
bureau from the Interior Department
MIR. Preston, Attorney General, said the Min.
lister OF the Interior is not President of the Boayd
of Health. The Board is appointed by the Kinc
in Privy Council, and one of their member is
appointed by the King to be President.
Mr.. Aholo moved the bill be referred to ,b,
Sanitary Committee Carried. ''
The committee rose and reported accordingly.
Second reading OF an Act to amend section
referred to the Judiciary Committee '
second reading OF an Act of chapter . of the
Session ISL Laws laws ct lsIs relating to passports.
section by section. Carried.
Or. Smith said this bill was the result of n bin
NO ihtfouuceu some months ago and referred TO
committee This bill does not abolish passports
but It prevents the stoppage of passports by mali
cious protests II makes it incumbent on the
party who protests, going to law and proving his
claim. S "''
Mr.. Kaulukou moved the indefinite postporo.
nient of the first section.
The Attorney General said people had bes,
induced to pay fraudulent claim rather than be-
The motion to postpone was lost, and the sec
ton passed. ~
The bill finally passed and was ordered TO be
Second reading of an Act To amend section "a
TO- SO, OF tho Civil Code relating 10 licenses
Passed to engrossment and ordered to bo read a
third time ON Saturday.
Second reading of an Act to perpctuate Ha
waiian genealogy. Referred To Select Corn,nit.
tee. The President appointed Messrs Abolo
kaunamano, Mahoe, Palohau and Minister of tbe
Interior. A'
Second reading of an Act To amend section .,,7
OF the Civil Code relating 10 the number of con
stables. ''
Ths Attorney General said it was the intsn,;o,
ut the Ministry when they piet again noxt session
TO prepare full and comprehensive measure deal
ing with the police lie hoped the Hon. Ioeu,l",
who introduced the bill will not press il.
Referred to the committee having In CHARGE ,b.
consideration of the pay of police.
Second reading Of an Act to repeal cbapter III
-, Of the Penal Code to mitigate thc a,iis
arising from prostitution ''"'
Mr. Widemann moved the indefinite po-tru,,.-
ment. r'i''
Mr.. keau moved 1t pass To engrossnent.
Mr. A. - Cleghorn said he should be very sorry
TO see this Law repealed. No doubt IL IL abused hui
that AZ not the fault of thu law but Of those who
administer the law. This has to be remedied This
law was passed III the reign OF Kanlehameha ~.
and he worked hard amongst the Representative.
to have passed, as IL was Tor the good Of his pe,
pie. This law does not license prostitution
Messrs kaulukou and kalua spohs la favor of
the bill. w
Tho motion To indefinitely postpone WINS L,st
and the bill passed 10 engrossmont
House adjourned al . 10. IN.