The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-10
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

FIFTH DAY.
Il FKIpA1, May 9Th, 1882.
| The House net at 10 a. m. The House met a
| III a. H. The minutes Of previous days meeting
were read and approved.
The following petitions were presented and re
TERED to the respective committees:
PETITIONS
From Makawao, 165 signatures, that all Govern
ment physicians be dispensed with. excepting one
viz: DR.. Fitch.
From Waialua. that Government establish board
ing schools on the several islands.
| From Puma, that Foreign physicians be appoint
ed IN each district.
| From Puma that taxes on horses be changed.
This petition was laid on the table until the bill
relating to taxation is brought forward by the
/ Attorney General.
From Hama, that all native Hawaiians under
contract be released at u O'Clock every Saturday.
| From Makawao. that the same privileges be ex-
tended to native Hawaians to foreigners, in the
| use of spirituOus liquors.
| The member for Puma prayed that the Govern
ment appoint mail carrier from Hilo TO the Vol
cano by way of Olaa.
From Makavao that lepers be allowed to remain
on the Island to which they belong, provided
hospitals for that purpose are erected.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Minister of the Interior asked that the
| rules be suspended in order that he might read
bill. The motion being carried, he read for the
first time, bill asking for $4,000 to be paid out
of the public moneys for the purpose of defrayinR
the Legislative expenses of 1882.
DR.. ]. Mott smith moved that this bill pass
its first reading. Carried.
Mr. AhoIo moved the second reading of the
bill. Carried.
On its being read, Dr. j. Mott Smith moved that
il pass to enerosslnent.
Mr. Kalua moved as an amendment that 5000
be added. Carried.
The bill was ordered to be read third time, to-
morrow.
Mr. Aholo moved that the newspapers be fur
nished to the members Carried.
Mr. Geo. Richardson, that 81 30 be appropriated
for a sidewalk in the town of Waikiki.
Mr. Frank Brown, that 5000 be appropriated
for boring an Artesian well at Waianae, Oahu.
Mr. MahOe gave notice of a bill TO amend Section
1914 of the Civil Code by adding new section.
Mr. Nahinu, that $1,000 be appropriated for
wharf at Hookena and also $4,000 for roads In the
same district.
Mr. Kauna a,, that 10000 be appropriated
for building and maintaining railroad at Hama
kua
Mr.. Frank Brown that $4,000 be appropriated
for building a bridge across the stream near Eva.
Mr.. Aiwohi, that $4,000 be appropriated for
roads and bridges IN North kohala, and 5000 for
the same purpose IN South kohala.
Mr.. Nakookoo, that 81 900 be appropriated for
bridge at Waikapu.
Mr.. Kaluhi that 81, 900 be appropriated for Court
House at koolauloa.
Mr.. Gardner. that $1,000 be appropriated for
providing anchors and buoys in Hama district.
Mr.. Kalua, that $4,000 be appropriated for
road from Lalalna 10 Mallnku along the coast.
Mr.. Pahia, that $4,000 be appropriated for
law school in this kingdom to be under the director
ship of the Chief Justice.
From Puma, that 5000 be appropriated for
wharf at POhoiki.
Mr.. Palahau gave notice of introducing bill TO
amend Section l, Chapter 81 of Penal Code.
Mr.. Pahia gave notice of bill to amend Section
81 of Civil Code.
Mr.. kaunamanO gave notice of bill to amend
Section 2S7 of Civil Code.
Mr.. Nakaleka moved that an item of 5000 be
appropriated for roads at Halawa, Molokai.
Mr.. Aiwohi gave notice of bill to amend Sec.
500 of the Civil Code.
Mr. Nakaleka, that $500 be appropriated for re-
pairs of Court House at Molokai.
Mr.. Gardner. that $1,000 be appropriated for
roads at Hama, from Ulaino to Oopuola.
ORDER OF ff1E DAY.
Second reading of an Act to create Mahukona
port of entry, and to take effect on LIST July.
Mr.. Wilder moved that this bill pass to engross
ment.
Mr.. Nawahi was of opinion that it would conflict
with the reciprocity treaty.
Mr., Wilder suggested that the Minister of For
eign Affairs reply.
Mr.. Green said he knew of nothing in the bill
that would conflict with the treaties. The more
ports that were opened the more pleased would
foreign nations be. If there should be any men
ton of ports of entry in the Reciprocity Treaty it
certainly did not limit the ports of entry.
On the question being put to the House, the
bill passed TO engrossment. To be read third
time Monday next.
The House adjourned at 1l.:0 A. N.