The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21
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Representative Rowell, from Wainea district.
signed By = members, that resident physician
be appointed for the district Referred to Sanitary
Committee.
Honolulu that the rent Of - per week for stalls
IN the fish market be RENTED after the obtaining
OF the choice price for location. Laid on table
until bill on subject inirod1ced.
] Representative Nahinu. from residents. district
Of Mona, that boarding schools for boys and girls
/ be established Throughout the Kingdom. Referred
| to Committee on Eiucafiou
Representative Gardner from residents Of the
| district of Hama. praying that the Government
physician for the district be discharged Referred
! 10 the Sanitary Committee.
Representative kalua from residents district Of
Hama, Mani, that 500 be appropriated for the
appropriation Of bridges IN that district Referred
J TO Committee on Public Lands.
Representative Gardner, Hans. thatthe general
/ Road Supervisor on Mani be removed. To Public
| Lands. &c.
! No reports from Standing OF Select Committees
/ 50 the following notices Of intention and resoll-
I tons verp presented
| Representative Frank BgOaR gave notice of in
tention TO introduce bill 10 amend Section eight
Chapter MI Of the Session Laws Of IS76, relating
/ TO duties payable in gold.
Representative Aholo gave notice of intention to
introd1ce a ball % promote the mail eonmunicl-
ton between the Hawaiian Islands and the United
States
The same member by permission read for the
hrst time bill to provide for the filing Of govern
nent Offices rendered vacant BY various causes
Passed TO second reading.
Representative Godfrey Brown presented reso-
luton that, the Finance Committee be empowered
TO send for Pesso1s and papers, take testimony
der oath and engage clerical assistance Approved.
The Minister Of the Interior read for the first
time bill 10 authorize the purchase Of certain
lands IN the district Of kona- Oahu, known as
Honolulu Hale, and Leah, Diamond Head
$500 for the former. and $3.50 for the latter.
Ordered to second reading.
The Attorney General rad for the first time
bill 70 create Boards Of Commissioners Of police
and to establish regulations for the government
Of the police constabulary Of the kingdom
The bali provides % that the Boards OF Com
misioners shall consist Of the Governor and three
members for the island Of Hawaii the Governor
and two members for the island Of Maui the
Governor and three members for Kauai and the
Governor and four members for Oahu: - Gov
ernors to be cr-grsci0 chairrlen Of their Boards
lSl Commissioners 70 be appointed by the King
and 10 hold ofice four years ~ Boards to meet
once month or oftener; 81 Compensation 20
members s. per diem, to clerks 81, so and 500
F-E year. l6l Commissioners must be resident and
frscholders; q Powers; ~ Marshal 70 be chief
of police, carry oct laws promulgated by Board
~ Sherifs 10 be ~ gfFel1 deputies and captains
OF police 10 Acknowledgement chief, above
boards; tlll commission TO police By Governors
~ reqClsltions 10 Be made AttJrney-Cieneral.
Bill was read q second ums b. title, ordered 10
pr1ni and referred 10 Committee u Is
Representative Dole gave notice Of intention to
iui7uauoe bill 70 amend the Patent laws bill
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authorizing loan and also ball % regulate the
corrency.
Representative Smith presented a resolution
that the Minister q Finances plaoe before the As
sel,5ly copies Of has report II the Hawaiian lang
uace- Approved
Representative Godfrey Brosn presented re-
solution asking the Au1itOr-Gsneral 70 state 70 !
the Assembly Eheiher be hst complied with Sec |
tiun 10 Chspter NXIII Session Laws of Iss2- in |
that he has not engaged IN any profession Vhat- |
soeyer during his tenure Of 0fioe. Approved.
The Auditor General stated that Be would give |
tie matter his attention and would -iook Up" |
the Section and Chapter uiau;loued- .
Representative h lluk1z gave u1tica Of intention
70 Introduce a biil authorizing the oonstruc- I
ton Of horse tramvay through certain streets Of
Houolul1. Also % introduce a bill making or
tam amendments 10 existing opium laws
Representative NaEahi. gave notice Of intention
10 introduce a bill amending the Law relating 10 /
the construction Of railroads.
HE same member rad tOr,fhs nrst time bill L
relating to the importation Of explosives such As
dynamite etc. This hlll j. undoubtedly intended 4
TO strike terror iuto the heart Of auv socialist,
nlhlist or fenisn II tie country. the provision for
mere possession being hue Of $1,000 OF imprls-
onu1enf Tor - years. and II death Of Enuiher :
caused By the careless handling. cg1th Is The It
ward TO the survivor. Ordered % seoolG reading.
Representative Frank BrUEn read for the first
time bill relating to the observance Of the Sab
bath he bill provides for q more liberal con-
stTnctiou q the laws and teudsto repeal number
Of Sections Of Chapter NNANI q tie Penal Code
Representative BrJau moved that the bill be re-
fsrred 10 a select c0mfni.iae-
Representative kalul novel that lie biii be in
definitely postponed.
The Minister OF FIulnue moved that lie bal be
referrej 70 the Judiciary COMMITTEE
Rsprsseutafivs kauluko1 o1Ez5sred thai the
bill as rad vas an Improvement OF tia existing
Law and moved that the bill b. rs1Jrtsd % the 4
committee on internal lmprovsusats.7 fL1ugh-
ter
On motion the Ayes and Nays were taken on the
motion to Indefinitely F1stp0us With the following
result.
4TTs.-Miuister Of FsIsigz Atari, Minister Of
Finance H1Hs- Parker. kuehe-zri, smith MAJ
tin RgrnfsssfuffreI, kauluk0u, kslu- Baker,
Amara. kanlis. NzEahi. Hitchcoek. kauwlla- Han
hAne. Nahiuu- Pilipo. kauusmano. Palohag. kupi-
NaTs-Iftorzey-G Hen. J. o. Doraiais.
Clezhorn- Wilder, Bash. Judd WideIran,l. kaae,
Walker, Maefariane- Rsprtssdlairss- Lilikalani.
Brozn, Godfrey Brown, Dole R0Eel- 10
After the announcements Of the vote, Bsp-esen-
tatire keaa moved a reodrsidgratloz- Passed
short debate ensued- during shisa he Al
sad. be had voted With tie minor
it, although hs had not examined the bill. YET i
vas 70 be presumed that no member w0ald infru-
dUce fnToloEs me1surg- he deemed the object
Of tie iutrodloer. contained u tie bils 70 t.e
far and good, AID il vas hardly giving the prUpo
sitiOn 3 fair chEnoe 10 choke Of debate and PIE
Teai The bill being diseased. b. mOTlrg the pre-
vl0us question and then posfpolenneut- De oo1ld
lot sc anything wro1E y Tie face Of The blii.
I
ulittes should BE slIJEe5 70 make report O. il
he hoped the bill void Be aloEed 70 20 10 s
selecf commute
Rep-szeutssive z sInk HrJEu. the iutrol1oer Of
tie ball stated thaf lis ztzsuu f1r pressutz1g =
Ill 10 monty existing las relative y the obserT-
ancg Of Sunday, Is that tho lass noE o. the sat
Ute books Etre broken continually 10 Honolulu-
and few arrests made. In tie oouafry distress the
laz strictly enfozoej- tie diso5ulfoFt q res
dents there Tie s5sake- refeEred 20 tie foreign
steamers Ia. srriEe and discharge cargo at this
Pors on Sandy Al day sanday people nay be
-eel riding IL carriages foT ulczszrt- which iE !
Against the existing Las. Families 20 cut TO pc
&c On Sunday IN Msnoa. P4noa and otber valleys
and d0En 10 the golden sands at WAIKIKI yet all
such are lav-hTeakers according % the Statutes
He moved that the bi Be referred 20 q seleet CON
mites
Rsp-essatatiTe Abols was oppossd - the bill
De UNDERSTOOD Il and VOTED iuteiIEeEily. If the
existing Law Es %; carriad CT & vas the fault Of
The oshoe-s o; the Law nui Of The la-isiEture-
Hep-eseutatIFs Dole Had Dot zen tie biil
before prsseutzfiu1 u he Assembly. bz-- be
thought a. Improper bas-e Eas beng z=e5 IN dis
iupracticzbie, and foolish lsE hat Ess 1ot
enforced Ezs uo-ss thza usaiess. L czusss COL
se1Ff for The oe5osrs Who DO not do fhelr duEy-
and the p0zrr taaf perEIts - -reteutiou In
H9noiuia e4erToas hzf tbe poor trek IL lsz
sTe-y Sunday. b the e-islnE Law n1s oliy
su1ssuents tut re1restigrs arc fo-hl9dsl; nan
nay not rl5s II q csrrssze o. q h1-se5aek= bet
milk aloe RAY Be- fzruts1HL he p1hllc Las 10
-espec< foT Euet iaz. lie eaureh-loin= people
nay fsTof H. bot fhey cz1ss tteir groorls- cooks
nd other se-Ta1fs 70 co1t5rlally break u
After further debate rote zas take7 q he
motion n-a5s t5y Eerress1safire AhoIo 20 in5es-
lItely possp1ae. rsslilin II TIA leth of lis hi
A petition refeTred % thf Committee o. Military
eiafizz % the Mounted PoHes va rgfE-Fed -
tie Cos1zzisieE Il r.
RspresentzfiTs Hitchocck rad for The frsi tine
hin prgTidznl p1iioe Jsstes for the d5ssrie- q
diio- Ordered 70 sao11.d reading.
Repruseu.aiiTe E1neail rad foT the frss tiz1s q
1ll - reiszss faihers- having hrs q rno-H CHI
srsr. from the psy1eni Il sehoal ta1- Rad SC
1od time b title and REFINED 70 eolluities q
Edcczfio1-
RepreseliztiTe kielz-1zuu ave Dgtlce % 1zteu-
bon 70 introduce bll - al1ead Ser-i11 a Chap
~ W Of tie Civii Coae, reie.i-g % -rightl =
Ezss- Ais0 V z11e1d aecii1l r C11rter LII
ClTd Code reiE-tr- 70 4.1ztzEus lsETzra IL krzE-
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