The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-02

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his having shot and killed ChiaaInan. Tbs
Co-nrnit-ee an OF opinion that tins j. matter
tAat dos not euncern tbs Assembly,, and tles
recommend that the PETITION oS reterred % ne
Attarnsy General, Who : the bad q TIE >ncug 5
Department. Report adopted
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. W Il. Rice rad for the 6rs, t-ac al Ae-
Ito make certain hens
NJ Kaulnkuu rad for the frst time an amended
1 biiI rsiatine to peddiing LICENSES.
| Krriuko1 rad for the frst time an Act 20 au-
thorizu the construction Of horse-clr railroad in
the district Of Honolulu. Ball mad seeoad time
'ksui6E0e moved that The bin rass to engrOss-
Kssu moved that it be rcfcrrcd to the Printing
Committee Carried.
KAlus iutrodnced a resolution, that tia Ministry
ADOPT some piaa 70 stop the circulation OF mutt
! latea coins IN wailuku and LAhHiua. he e.
| planned that the custom hes bcvu N pas years TO
CIT twenty-five tent pisces n two. owing % their
! having No sz1alcr CON IL circulation lngrC =
also copy CON II circulation bearing the letters
| sW. p on enc side. and the figures --l2is the
! other SIDE. Captain Hobrun and The H1iku plan
/ tatior also circulated csppCr COINS representing
p. 81 1Qcents each. In Nailaku the storskecpcrs
valre ten ec-t pieeo a. 81 cents. II q man pats
copper coin II circulation and theu sells uut and
e vss the district Wno i 10 redeem these coins.
The resolution vas unanimously adopted
Mahoe moved that g go b. appropriated for a
| biidge over the strrau a. Haupo, Naillua- LAID
On the table 70 b considered with third rCadr- %
| the Appropriation Bull
Kanlakeio md for the frst time a bill to rcpcai
Chapt a Of the SESSION Laws Of ISIS, and Cbapt.
5 Of the Session laws Of ISIS, relating % the sale
| Of Government lands Bill rad a Second time.
Referred % the committee having similar bills
1nder their Constellation
Mr. Wideunann iufrod1ced aresolution 1sliI. the
Minister Of Foreign Relations to inform the As
serrbly II NJ. II. A Z. Carter was still m the en-
ploy Of the Government and II - m what capacity.
Mr.. Gibson said that ar. Carter received a COM
F-arHr HlHHHH
PleuipUteutiary 10 the Courts Of Portugal ard
France, and the present Government have no
grounds to remove him trou office.
kHrrAkelC moved that $1,000 b appropriated
for tine purpose Of erecting statue Of kautchl-
ueha III IN cuulrnemuration Of his granting lands
% his people.
Aholo said he liked to sec statues. nut b. did
not Ike 10 Sc them arrive II g mutllated cuudi-
ton he thought II would be better to have the
sreetion Of the first statue completed before
ordering another.
Cieghorn moved the Order OF the Day. Carried
oEnEE OF rHE nAT.
Third reading Of an Act to restrict the erectss;
Of frame b1ildinEs within certain limits Of iono-
luiu- Passed.
second reading OF al Act relating the con-
structl0n Of statutes, by substituting the word
Hawaiian" for the word ~English' where texts
10. al.yvcd ti-at the bill pass 10 c-i-0ssneut-
4hc Minister Of the Interior moved LAT II Pc
indefinitely posponed
. IL elNNlLlll L4L L4LLEE no
ton, and moved the prev lJus question earn O.
knunauRno the intrUducCr0 Of the bill supported
his views ~ great length
The ayes ard noes were taken on the indefinite
postpoueneut Of the bill with the following re-
sclts Ayes. His Il. W. N. Gibson. :. X. EaJi. J.
Z. + Preston, Hon G. r Bishop, Jno o. DomIuis.
A. : Clechorn, J. Z. Parker, z. lseubcrg !. u.
hapena. J. Mott Smith. c. II. Judd. II. A. Wide
mann. 2. P. Kanoa, J. L. Kaulukou, G.. T. Rich
ar5sOu. J. ka1hane, u. H. Nahinu, :. AivUhL ".
II. Rrice. A. Earkau- total p; Noes J. M0auauli,
J. Kaae J. keau. L. K. Lilikallni. Il. W. Lahilahi.
f. pahia $ x. Mahoe, J. kRluh. L. AholO J. Ma.
kookoo. J. Eamakele. J. Gardner. J. NaEahi ?.
Haupu. :. ". kauvila. 6. W. Pilipo, ]. X. kaun4-
rano, J, Kauai, G.. 4. Palohau, J. Nakalekl, :. h.
Kupihea, total y. Total votes cast a. The Prss
ideut gave the casting vote IL favor Of the AYES
The House took c recess a 1915 p IN.
The Assembly met again AZ . o'clock-
Third ruading Of an act % amend Section ~ % {
the Civil Code Passed.
Third ruading OF an Act 10 amend Sections llI1 I
and l419 Of the Civil Code. relating 10 amount Of
advances TO be paid 10 contract laborgrs.
Mr.. Cleghoru, the iutroducer Of the bill. said a I.
laborer IS always ready 10 be engaged when he s 4
offered q large advance De spends Il IN lot Of 1
things that he does not want or his friends get j
the benefit Of /. The effect OF large advances Is
that the aborgr Is always IN debt, and n the end
Of each month be has nothing 10 receive or else /
be runs further into debt
Eaura1nano said that q great many lAb0rlrs |
liked - live IN their Owl houses BY getting o 1
large advance they were enabled - build house. /
Of them. but 1t vas 50 with number Of them
be would therefore move the indefinite postpone
ment Of the bill
p Issnberg sympathized with the principle Of /
the bill. bet vas Of opinion that IL would Dc de-
feated In practice. In order 20 do away with adj
vance the only thing to Do WIS % bring plenty Of
labare-s into the country.
Mr.. EaulukOu and Mr.. Ealua opposed the ball
The bill passed % engrOssmeut by a woe Of -
70 H.
AholO moved a suspension Of the rules on ultEF
that be might present report. Carried.
Ahoio presented q report Of special committee
that Q sum d $50 a year b. apprO-
priated as permanent settlement on A. T. Brick
uook late P0stmaster-General.
kalua opposed the adoption Of the report m
very strong terms
Mr. Aholo. supported thu IMPORT, stating that
members Of this Assembly have no right 70 east
blot on any one unless they can prove IT,
The avs and noes were taken on the indefinite
pustponameut Of the report with the f0Il1uIng
result: AYES c. r. Bishop, J. M1unauli. J. Mott
smith. L. l. Lilikzlaui. II. ". LahilaLi. :. X.
Nahoc J. Kaluhi. J. W. kaIuz. J. Nal1ook00, ].
kamakels J, Gardner, p. Haupu. J. ". kEuwIla,
D. II. Nahiuu, :. Aiwohi, ]. kEuai, q. B. Psllhau,
] Nlkaleka, :. X. kupihea. A. ka1kau, total -;
Noes. ". n Gibson, J. L. Bush, z. Pies
ton Jno. .. Domiuis, A :. Cle-u1r11. J. T. Parker.
P. Iseuberr, J. n. Eapsua- H A Widemluu. p p.
Aan0a, r Pahia, J. L. ka1lukJu, T. AhoJ. ].
NaEahi, J. kauhanU, J. K knuuamauo. total Is,
Total votes cast IS
The House adjourned AZ AS p. m