Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-06

Minister of the Interior be requested TO iufniah
the House with some Information regarding the
Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. Armstrong stated at length the particulars
of the transfer from Mr. Herbert to DR.. Mc0rew
and his reasons for SO doing in preference 10 oner-
ing the lease at public auction.
Mr.. F. Brown introduced resolution that VI LOO
be appropriated for Court House at Wsinsnae,
Oahu. Laid on the table
DIR. J. Mott Smith gave notice of a bill 10 repeal
Tue Ac, relating to passports, and also one relating
MIR. Palahou gave notice OF an Act to amend Sec.
ton 1919 of Civil Code.
Mr. Lahilahi gave notice of a Bill to amend
Chapter III of Penal Code.
Two resolution, asking that two items Of e3Up
each be inserted in the Appropriation Bill for roads
for Kooauoa and Punauu were introduced and
Mr.. +. Brown moved an adjournment till i3o.
The House reassembed at l.,D. NM,
Mr. :. Aiwohi gave notice of a Bill to amend
Section $50 of Civil Code
The Assembly adjourned until 10 4. n. the fol.
lowing day
THURSDAY, May 9Th, 1882.
The House met Mt 10 u. m. Minutes were read
and confirmed. The following petitions were
presonted
From Makawao, Maui that parents who have
or more living children, shall he exempt from
\ taxation.
From Kooaupoko, that $4,000 be appropriated
for u road over the Pail Also one from Honolulu
| on the same subject.
the removal Of the existing restrictions on liquor.
| From south kona, that the Government borrow
several million dollars.
From waiaua, Oahu that the same privileges
be allowed to Hawaiians as TO other people.
| That reciprocity be continued.
| That horses be taIed according to their value.
| On motion of Mr.. kalua, the President appointed
Messrs. kuihelani, J. p. Parker, ID. II. Nahinu,
kaunaniano and Kalun, Committee on Miscel
| laneous subjects.
From Waiaiua, that the Minister of the Interior
refund the sum Of T3l.a3, amount payed for the
survey of piece OF land afterwards sold to
| third party
From Puma, that this Assembly will not author
ac very large loan:
From Puma, that the independence Of Hawai- be
| perpetuated
From Hama, that physician be appointed for
| each taxation district.
| The above were referred to the several commit
| tees.
RESOLUTIONS.
That an item of $4,000 DO appropriated for the
purpose of extending the wharf ut Lahaina. DR.
dered to be laid on the table,
That 5000 be appropriated for building bridges
at Kaneohc Koolanpoko. To be considered with
That 1900 eco be be APR, appropriated for bridges
The member for Hilo, Mr.. Nawah brought for
ward resolution asking for 500 600 for subsidiK.
ing railroads in the district q ho MefeiIsa 70
| improvements.
That the sum of 1925 DO appropriated for trans:
lating and printing the treatise the Masters and
servants Act, drawn up by Judge McCully Or
dered to be laid on the table.
| The Minister of the Interior brought forward
lied to pay out certain sums of money for current
The President pointed out the necessity of intro
| ducing this matter in tho shape OF bill. The
Minister of the Interior acceded, and the bill will
| be read for the first time tomorrow.
! The member for Waimea, Kauai, introduced u
resolution that 5000 be appropriated for gaol III
| that district.
| Mr.. Palahou, introduced u resolution, TINT
| whereas kamehnmeha Ill gave ku!eanas to his
people, his birthday be observed n Government
! holiday. Carried
Mr.. kalua gave notice of Bill to prevent the
Minister of the Interior from selling Government
| lands.
Mr.. Palalou moved that the House take up the
consideration of the amendment to the Constitu-
| ton passed last session.
| The amendment to section 50 of the Constitu.
ton was passed by the necessary majority Of
| two-thirds vote.
The amendment to Article 81 of the Constitution
was next brought forward. Mr.. $. X. Kaai moved
its indefinite postponement. Carried.
| The House adjourned at l215 p. m.
FRIDAY, May 9th, 1882.
| PETITIONS.
| From Makawao, l65 signatures, that all Govern
ment physicians be dispensed with, excepting one,
| viz: DIR. Fitch
| From Waiaua, that Government establish board
| ing schools OH the several islands.
From Puma, that Foreign physicians DO appoint
| From Puma that taxes horses be changed.
This petition was laid on the table until the bill
! relating to taxation is brought forward by the
| From Hama, that all native Hawaiians under
contract be released at 12 o'clock every Saturday.
From Makawao, that the same privileges be u
tended to native Hawaiians as to foreigners in the
use of spirituous liquors.
From Puma, that another mail carrier 10 ap-
pointed in the Hilo district.
From Makawao, that lepers be allowed on the
Island to which they belong. provided hospitals
for that purpose are erected.
| The above petitions were referred 10 their re-
| spective committees.
. RESOLUTIONS.
The Minister of the Interior asked that the
rules be suspended in order that he might read
bill Tho motion being carried, he read for the
first time bill asking for $4,000 to be paid out
Of tho public monies for the purpose Of defrs,ins
Dr. : Mott Smith moved now, that this bill pass on
MIR. Aholo moved the second reading Of the
} bill.
) On its being read, DR.. J. Mott Smith moved that
it pass to engrossment
Mr.. Kaua moved as an amendment that e5OU
be added Carried.
The bill was ordered to be read third time, to.
! morrow.
l Mr. Ahoo moved that the newspapers 10 fur.
nished to the members. Carried.
for sidewalk in the town Of WailuLu..
MIR. Frank Brown, that $1,000 DO appropriated
for boring an Artesian we'll at Waanae, Oahu.
I 1914 of the Civil Code by adding new section.
= Mr.. Nahinu, that 5000 BIO appropriated for u
wharf at Hookena and also ss,ooOfor roads in the
; From Hilo, that 5000 be appropriated fol
wharf at Kaipaloa.
for building and maintaining a railroad mt Hama
kua.
Mr. Frank Brown that 5000 bs Appropriated
for building bridge across the stream near Eva
Mr.. Aiwohi, that $4,000 bo appropriated 10
roads and bridges in North kohala aud 5000 f0
the same purpose in South kohala.
Mr. Nakookoo, that ~ 900 no appropriated ~
MIR. Kaiuhi, that 81 900 be appropriated for Cour
n House mt Kooauloa.
Mr.. Gardner, that 5000 be appropriated 10
II providing anchors and buoys in Hama district.
'r Mr.. Kalua, that $4,000 be appropriated for
road from Lahaina 10 Maalaea along tho coast.
ID MIR. Pahia, that $4,000 be appropriated for
law school In this kingdom, ~ be under the dire
y ship of the Chief Justice
y From Puma, that *5I00o be appropriated for
Il wharf at Pohoiki.
Mr.. Palahou gave notice Of introducing bill /
e. amend Section l. Chapter % Of Penal Code.
Mr. pahia gave notice Of bill u amend sectso
~ 81 of Civil Code.
&c. Mr.. Kaunamanc gave notice Of bill to amen
Section 287 Of Civil Code.
o. Mr.. Nakaleke moved that an item Ut v5,0UU
appropriated for roads at Halawa, Molokai.
ma Mr. Aiwohi gave notice Of u bill 10 amend Re-
Syz of tho Civil Code.
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