Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13

ed foreigners, who married natives, from deserting
their spolses. The subject being again considered
in the afternoon, Messrs. Nawahi and Kaulukou
spoke i'll the negative, and Messrs. Bishop, Gibson
and Aholo for amendment The committees re-
port OF progress was accepted.
TKSrH DAY.
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1852
Minutes OF preceding day were read and CON
frmed.
PETITIONS.
From Makawno, that the allowance TO His Males.
ty be reduced TO $4,000. Referred to the Commit
tee ON Finance,
From Honolulu, by Hon. W. NJ. Gibson. that tho
importation and sale Of opium be licensed In Hon.
olulu, signed by i6 Chinese firms Referred to tho
Judiciary Committee.
bc enforced. Referred to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
From North Roma, that no license for the sale Of
opium be allowed. Referred to Judiciary Commit.
tee.
From Hanalei, that horses be taxed according 10
their value. Laid the table until BILL similar
in effect, il introduced.
From Hilo, that laws will he enacted prohibiting
the sale of liquors TO all nationalties. Referred
to Committee on Commerce.
From Hilo that $1,000 be appropriated for
Committee on Public Lands and Internal Improve
ments.
From Puma, that great attention be paid TO the
health OF the nation. Referred 10 the Sanitary
Committee.
From Hama, that five young Hawaiians be sent
to the United States to study medicine. Referred
to the Committee on Education.
From Hama, that the Government establish a
dispensary for medicine at Kipahulu, Maui. Re.
forred to the Sanitary Committee,
From Honolulu, that $500 be appropriated for
tue kamehameha Road. Referred to the Commit.
tee on Public Lands and Internal improvements
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Gov. j. u. Dominis reported the Bill making
Makukona port OF entry as signed by His
Majesty.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Minister OF Finance read for the first time,
by its title only, the Appropriation Bill for biennial
period ending March 81, 1884. Bill ordered 10 be
printed.
MIR. Nakookoo moved that $4,000 DO inserted in
Appropriation Bill for wharf at Kahului. To be
considered with tho Appropriation Bill
The Minister of the Interior read for the first
time an Act to authorize national loan for the en-
couragomont OF immigration.
This act is to authorize the Minister Of tho ln-
terror, by and with the consent Of the Cabinet
Council, to borrow. on behalf Of the Government,
the sum of StOO0 600, and issue bonds for tho same
The loan of 1889, and the bonds shall be redeemed
in not less than ten and not more than twenty years
per cent. per annum. The said bonds shall, At
maturity thereof and the interest Of the said bonds
SHALL be paid in gold coin Of tho United States
This Bill was ordered to DO printed.
Mr.. Kaulukou read, for the first time, an Act re-
lating to the Oath of Allegiance, amending Sec
tions 42s, 40 of the Civil Code. Ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Haupu read for the first time ali Act 70
amend Section 49S of the Civil Code, relating to
taxation, road supervision and education:
i8h peddling.
Mr.. Kauai gave notice Of his intention to intro
duce Bill to amend Section l, Chapter b3 Of the
Penal Code
Mr. Frank Brown gave notice Of his intention TO
introduce Bill to amend Section g Chapter % Of
the Penal Code, relating to Sunday laws
Mr.. Nakookoo gave notice OF his intention to in
troducc Bill to amend Section l, Chapter 70 Of
the Session Laws of 1876.
Mr.. Kamakele gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill to amend Sec. 4S0 Of tho Civil Code
relating to Poll Tax.
MIR. Richardson gave notice of his intention to
introduce bill to amend Sec. $50 Of the Civil
Laws of 1874.
MIR. Bush gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill to regulate the use of water from Arte
sian wells.
MIR. Nakookoo moved that 5000 be appropriated
for a market at Wailuku. 70 be considered with
Mr.. Nakaleka moved that the Attorney General
give an opinion regarding the rights of tenants of
Konohiks. Carried.
OHpEg OF THE DAY.
Second reading of nm Act relating to the sale Of
government lands. Referred to special commit.
tee. The Chairman appointed MIR. Kalua, DIR. j.
Mott Smith, the Attorney General, j. Il. Bush and
=. Haupu.
Second reading of an Act to amend Sec. 2, Chap.
10 of session laws of 1880
Mr.. Cleghorn moved that this bill DO referred To
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Aholo moved that 1t pass to enRrossnent.
Carried. 10 be read third time on Monday ns1t.
Second reading of m Act to amend Sec. ., Chap.
% of the Penal Code, relating to arson.
Mr.. Palahau moved that II pass to engrossment.
Mr.. G. II. Bishop moved that II be referred to the
Judiciary Committee. Carried.
Second reading of an Act to amond Sec ll19 of
the Civil Code.
Mr. Kaulukou moved that it be referred to n &C.
ect committee. The President appointed Messrs.
Palohau, Widemann, Aholo, Llikalani and the
Attorney General.
Second reading of an Act to amend Seo $50 Of
the Civil Code, relating to number of Representa-
tives.
On motion of Mr.. Kalua it was referred TO =
committee Of nine: two from Hawaii, two from
Maui, to include Molokai and Lanai, two from
Oahu, one from Kauai and two Mobiles.
The President appointed Messrs. Pilipo aud Al
wohi Hawaii; Kaiua and Richardson, Maui; Glib
son and Mahoe, Oahu; Palohau, Kauai; Bishop and
Second reading of an Act to amend Sec. l, Chap.
Z OF session laws Of 1878.
Referred to the following committees: Messrs.
Kaua, Frank Brown Kamakele, Palohau and
Bishop.
The Minister of the Interior read for the first
time Act to provide for additional voting places,
by amending Sec. 1872 of the Civil Code.
DIR. j. Mott Smith moved that the Bill to abol-
ish passports be made the order of the day for
Monday next. Carried.
The House adjourned at 1.l5 Pm.
ELEVENTH DAY.
FRrpAY, May II, 1881.
From Makawao, that the salaries of Minister'S
be reduced to $4,000 for the two years. Referred
to Committee Of Judiciary.
u wharf at Kaunakakai. Referred 70 Committss
ON Public Lands and Internal Improvement.
From Hama, that English boarding schools DO
established in each taxation district throughout
tho Kingdom. Referred TO Committee OIL Educa-
| ton.
RESOLUTIONS
| Mr.. Kauai, from Wamea, Kauai, read for tho
! first time an Act TO amend Section l, Chapter Is
OF the Penal Code. This bill relates TO rewards to
| be paid to constables.
! MIR. Nakookoo read for the first time an Act u
amend Section l. Chapter 60 Sesssion Laws Of
| 1876.
! Mr.. Mahoe read for the first time an Act TO
amend Section 1914 b. Of the Session Laws Ut 1880
relating to the practice Of law also Section 307l
q. Session Laws Of 1873 Also TO repeal section
1913 of the Civil Code.
Mr.. Kamakele read for the first time an Act 10
repeal Section l, Chapter 10 Of the Session Laws
| of 1870.
| Mr. Nawahi moved that 5000 be appropriated
] for assisting the Hilo Boarding School ios tvo
ensuing years. Referred TO Committee on Eduea-
| ton.
Mr. Kaulukou gave notice Of an Act 10 amend
Section 2, Chapter of Session LAWS Of 10B0
relating to jurisdiction Of Police Courts IN cases
OF aggravated assaults.
Mr.. Gardner moved that 1900 be inserted in
the Appropriation Bill for bridges over streams 1t
Nahiku, Hanawai and kcanae In the district Of
Hama.
ORDER OF the DAY.
Second reading of bill to abolish peddling
licenses. Consideration postponed.
Second reading Of an Act To amend section ~
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