The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-08-02
3alpaiiait 6azette.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ?, lss2.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Srx1y-FuuI DAT.
MoSDAT. July 9Th. Iss2.
EEroEr OF oosnrrrEE


From Hilo. that 10000 be appropriated f0r q
! railway from Hilo to Hamakua. Laid on the
/ table 10 be considered with the third reading Of
the Appropriation Bill.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Kaulukou, Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
mittee presented report on the petition from
Hamak1a, praying that d. F. Sanford be removed
from the Office of Deputy Sheriff, on account OF
his having shot and killed q Chinaman. The
Committee are of opinion that this is matter
thar does not concern this Assembly, and they
recommend that the petition be referred 10 the
Attorney General who is the head Of the Sheriff S
Department. Report adopted
EEsoIUTIoSs.
Sir. W. II. Rice read for the first time an Act
TO make certain liens.
| Mr. KaulukOu read for the first time an amended
| bill relating to pedding licenses.
Kaulukou read for the first time an Act 10 au-
thorize the construction OF hOrse-car railroad in
the district of Honolulu. Bill read a second time
'Kauiukou moved that the bill pass to enrToss-
ment.
Committee Carried.
| Kalua introduced resolution, that the Ministry
1 adopt some plan 70 stop the circulation OF mutt
! lated coins in Waikiki and Lahaiua. He Cx-
planned that the custom has been in past years TO
/ cut twenty-five cent pieces in two owing 70 their
/ having smaller coin in circulation. There is
also copy coin in circulation bearing the letters
/ "W. Pr one side, and the figures "l25G on the
/ other side. Captain Hebron and the Haiku plan
| tstiOn also circulated copper coins representing
I25k at 10cents each. In Wailuku the storekeepers
valne ten cent piece at SIX cents; If man puts
copper coin in circulation and then sells out and
10 ives the district, who Is 10 redeem these c0inss
| The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mahoe moved that g 600 be appropriated for a
bridge over the stream at Haupo Waialua. Laid
on the table TO be considered with third reading Of
! the Appropriation Bill
Kamakeo read for the first time a bill 70 repeal
Chapt. a Of the Session Laws Of 1916 and Chapt
fNaA of ~ FNfa
OF Government Lands. Bill read a second time.
deferred 10 the committee having similar bills
under their consideration.
Mr. Widemann introduced resolution asking the
Minister Of Foreign Relations to inform the As
semby If Mr.. H. A. p. Carter was still III the en-
poy of the Government and If 50 IN what capacity.
Mr.. Gibson said that ar. Carter received a COM
mission from the late Government as Minister
PlenipOtentiary to the Courts Of Portugal and
France, and the present Government have no
grounds 10 remove him IRON Office.
Kamakele moved that $4,000 be appropriated /
for the purpose Of erecting statue of kameha-
meha Ill, in commenoration of his granting lands
to his people.
Aholo said he liked to sec statues; Int be did |
not like to see them arrive in mutilated cOndi-
ton. He thought il would DO better to have the |
erection Of the first statue completed before /
ordering another
Cicghorn moved the Order of the Day. Carried.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading Of an Act to restrict the erection |
Of frame buildings within certain limits of Homo
lulu. Passed.
second reading of an Act relating tofthe con. |
structlon Of statutes, by substituting the word 1
Hawaiian" for the word English where texts /
differ.
Keaa moved that the bill pass to cngrossment.
The Minister Of the Interior moved that If be |
indefinitely postponed.
J. NJ Kapena strongly supported the latter mo-
ton, and moved the previous question. Carried.
kaunamanO the intrOducer of the bill. supported /
his views at great length.
The ayes and noes were taken on the indefinite
postponement Of the bill with the following re-
suit: Ayes, His Ex. W. NJ. Gibson S. X Kaai, J.
Z. +. Preston, Hon. G. r. Bishop, Jno. q. Domiuis,
a. S. Cleghorn, J. p Parker, p. Isenberg J. NJ. /
Kapena, J. Mott Smith. c. II. Judd, II. A. Wide
mann, p i. kanoa j. J.. kaulukou e.. J.. Rich
ardsOn, J. kauhane, ID. H. Nahinu, $. AiwOhi, W.
II. Rrice, A. Kaukau. total p; Noes j. Moauauli,
J. Kaae, J. Keau, L. X. Lilkalari, II. W. Lahilahi
F. Pahia, 5; K. Mahoe, J. kaluh., L. Aholo J. Ma
kOOkOO, j. kamakele, J. Gardner, j. Nawahi, =.
Haupu, J. NJ. Kauwila, q. W. PilipO, ]. X. Kauna.
mano, J, Kauai, G. j. Palohau, J. Nakaleka, s. H.
Kupihea, total y. Total votes cast 4. The Pres
ident gave the casting vote in favor Of the AYES
The House took q recess ut 1915 p. m.
The Assembly met again at O'Clock.
Third reading of an act 10 amend Section 80 Of
the Civil Code. Passed.
Third reading of an Act 10 amend Sections III
and 1919 of the Civil Code, relating 10 amount Of
advances to be paid 10 contract laborGrs.
Mr. Cleghorn, the introducer Of the bill, said
laborer is always ready TO be engaged when he is
D
things that he docs not want OF his friends get
the benefit Of il. The effect OF large advances Is.
that the laborer Is always in debt, and at the end
Of each month he has nothing TO receive, or else
he runs further into debt.
Kaunamano said that q great many labOprs
liked 10 live in their own houses BY getting a
large advance they were enabled to build house.
He did not mean TO say that was the case with all
Of them, but it was SO with number of them.
He would therefore move the indefinite postpone
ment OF the bill.
p. Isenberg sympathized with the principle of
the bill, but was of opinion that it would be de-
feated in practice. In order 10 do away with adj
vance, the only thing TO do was 10 bring plenty Of
laborers into the country.
Mr.. Knulukou and Mr.. Kalua opposed the bill
The bill passed TO engrossment by a vote Of -
to IL.
Aboo moved a suspension Of the rules in order
that he might present q report. Carried.
Aholo presented report Of a special committee I
that o sum Of 500 year be apprO-
Driated rs permanent settlement on A. 7. Brick 4
Took late POstmaster-General.
kalun opposed the adoption Of the report IN y
very strong terms.
Mr.. Aholo supported the report, stating that o
members Of this Assembly have no right to cast j
blot any one unless they can prove IT,.
The ayes and noes were taken on the indefinite / r
Of the report with the following
esult: Ayes c. II. Bishop, ]. Moanauli, J. Mott
smith, 4. h. Lilikalani. II. W. bahilahi, S X.
dahoC, J. kaluhi, J. w. kalua. J. Nallookoo, j.
j. Gardner, p Haupu, j. NJ Kauwila,
D. H. Nahinu, S. hwohi, ] Kauai q. i. Paohau.
!. Nakaleka, ;. X. kupihea, A. kaukau, total -; I
noes. w. NJ. Gibson, ]. L. Bush, +. Pres
on. Jno. o. Dominis, 4. 5. Cleghorn. J. 2. Parker,
lanoa, f. Pahia, J. J.. kaulukOu, /. AhOlO, J. {
iawahi, ]. Kauhane, J X Kaunamano, total lG. =
Total votes cast 36.
The House adjourned at llj p. m.