Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-10

mary school, they had to I've there sometime
before they learned anything
Mr.. kaulakau was corrected by Mr.. Bishop
when he referred to that gentleman as having
made money on Mexican dollars.
Mr.. kalua said he had handed one OF the
coins to friend. and he couldn't make out
whose head was ON /, lie thought il bur.
lesqued the king and diseraced the country.
Mr. Dole summed up in forcible manner
on the whole debate, and asked the house to
pass the resolution.
The motion to lay on table was carried IS
to o.
THURSDAYS SESSION. ELEvrSrn DAY.
The following petitions were presented
By Mr.. kamakele, that patents having u
OF more children do not pay taxes. I46 sig.
natures
Also that epers be kept at kakaako, and
not be sent to Kalawao.
By Mr.. Nahinu, that the reciprocity treaty
with the United States be continued also
with regard TO marriage when lepers are seper-
ated. Laid on table
| BY Mr.. Nakaeka, that the salary of the dep.
uty sheriff a, Molokai he increased to $50 per
month.
| Bills and resolutions were offered as follows.
BY Mr. Dole, tha, 5000 be appropriated for
on Office for the Governor OF Kauai, and $500
for an iron safe. Laid on table.
by Mr.. +. Brown. an act to amend section
IS, chapter IS, Session Laws OF 1881.
by Mr.. Aholo an act TO amend section So,
chapter a.. Session Laws of 1852.
by Mr.. Kauwia, an act to amend section
| I6S, Civil Code.
By Mr. Amala, an act to amend section 4oS.
| Civil Code
by Mr. Kamakee, 10 grant portions Of gov.
ernmen, land to poor persons.
By Mr.. Gardner, $500 to build wharf at
Nun, Maui also $4,000 for hospital at Hama.
| BY Mr.. Amara that committees be or.
dered to call any persons before them, from
whom they would require information TO fur.
ther their work. Carried.
BY Mr.. Nahinu, $500 for hospital at South
Kona.
by Mr. Pilipo, that no lepers be sent to
Mookai until after the bills relating to leprosy
uie acteu upon pyf'nc house. LOST.
Bills read first time:
BY Mr.. Dole, TO amend section 8, chapter
79, Penal Code.
BY Mr. kaulukou, an act TO rc.cstablish
circui, court, Oahu.
| By Mr.. Kanealii, an act to amend section
IL. chapter SO, Penal Code.
| by Mr.. Palohau, an act relating to tax re-
ceipts.
These bills all passed TO second reading.
| Auditor General Walker asked for extension
Of time TO prepare his report. One week was
granted.
A resolution referring to the confinement Of
lepers at Kalawao and Kakaako was adopted
Bills for second reading:
An act for the restriction and for the erection
Of buildings other than 6re.proof. Passed to
engrossment, and will be read third time on
Monday.
An act to amend section AZ, chapter "a,
Session Laws Of 1889. Special order for Fri
day.
An act for registration and identification of
Chinese in the islands. Sent to printing COM
| miitee
| FRIDAYS SESSION oN-TwHIFTH DAY.
Petitions were presented as follows
By MIR. kamakele, that pieces oil land be.
longing to Hawaiians be re.surveyed
BY Mr.. Amars, that the system Of road su-
pervisors be done away with
BY Mr. Kauukou, that the election Of repre-
sentative kauwila be null and void, as twenty
in oC "a.
Kamoku, and the returns were sent in favor Of
Kauwila. Referred to judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Kupihea, that the use OF liquors be
prohibited.
BY Mr.. Nahinu, that an artesian well be dug
in district Of South Kona
Mr. Dole, chairman Of the judiciary com
nittee reported that the resolution relating to
Imprisonment Of contract laborers should be
laid on table until bill is presented also that
the bill relating to wild turkeys be passed after
being amended as follows the word Equals"
to read "qual'', and the word "peacocks" to
be changed to ''pcafowl." Passed to engross-
ment as amended.
Resolution and bills were presented as FOL.
lows:
BY Mr.. Keau, $1,000 for bridge at Moan
alua, Honolulu.
BY Mr.. Nahinu, S. 900 for public cistern
at Hookena, Hawaii.
by Mr.. frank Brown, $aso to purchase
new safe for the Assembly.
by Mr.. Dole, to prohibi, sale Of liquors.
i BY Mr.. Baker, that Minister Gibson state the
mission Of Envoy Iaukea. The minister said
that Colonel Iaukea had been very successful
wherever he went and would soon arrive home
in company with Consul Irwin. Of Yokohama,
to complete arrangements with the govern
ment for japanese immigration. The immigra-
ton Of Chinese would he resisted.
i by Mr.. Baker. that the minister Of finance
furnish copies Of the agreement between the
Hawaiian Government. and is agents relating
to the introduction OF silver coins. Carried,
with an amendment that all memorandums be
forthcoming,
Mr. Palohau, an act to repeal Chapter 10.
Session Laws, 1852.
The house now took up the special order Of
the day and went into committee Of the whole;
on act to amend Section ~. Chapter A. Laws
Of 1881, relating to liquors. Mr.. Smith asked
Il the minister had taken any steps with regard
to this bill Il had been mentioned by his
majesty in his speech. Minister Gibson said
the ministers had not done anything .s yet.
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