Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

NfutftnAy aHssius. rwrHfiptu DAY.
Petitions were presented as follovsg
Iiy Mt kamakcie, that any iulrtnal I'M
pfoyemeuts proposed be not opposed by the
house
~ Mt Hitchcock. relating IN the grieanees
NJ il9nulula boarding house Keeper
Resolutions and bills were presented a. iol
iowai
ly Mr Kaunamano. to prohilt liquor being
sold "a minors and women.
Mt pilapu reported the report " ihe pfesi
'lcni " the board " education printed
Nj kaulukou read hut time lHll rosung
to street railways In Honolulu Read second
time ly title aud fricffrd ~ puutug committee.
The iame ncnirr also presented q luint fnal.
luton that The minister n finance issue dupi
cate bonds IN place ~ cofiain bonds thit have
been loh 10y Nj Edwin Jones, oi l.ahainn.
The fespluiivn wus read a second time after
shod amendment hld brrn aided and utdted
a. third rctiling on Thursday.
By The attorney general 20 amend Section !.
chapter s. Session Laws of I571, relating a.
appeals
Mf Dole. chairman of judiciary committee.
reported that tic following bills be- lad pn
table relating to The keeping 81 employee
tas receipts by smplpycng parents hayIug uor
Than luui children he exempt from taxes; 60
W FtW 'IdiN'l 81 ltHAl '.FN'f HN N'I 'N
mtiighci' approving q physician 81 NshaHao,
throwing opsn tO The pubiig The k1nDhili sea
hHhcucl The repyds were adopted
Mt knnnamauo retd hnt time % bill relating
10 liquor being sold ~ minors and women.
Read second time aud referred io judiciary
committee
BY Mt Baker bill fof lighting Honolulu
by gas.
Minister II finance read first tirir bill fc.
relating 10 currency Read second time by iis
title, aud relerfrd special committee of seven
after being printed
Wy MI Hitchcock, Sio,ooo fJr a wharf al
Ililo.
The order Of the day
Third reading pf bill 10 amend Sections
Tit1 and ilJS u the Civil Code, relating to
the granting Of charters Of Incorporation, IN.
tOduccd by W. o. Smith. Passed.
Second reading of bill providing fpr the
registration and Identification II male Chinese
in the Hawaiian Islands. The bill was referred
Ia committee Of whole and set a special
order ior Monday.
Second reading of bill to regulate the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. Mr.. kaulukou moved
the bill he indefinitely postponed. Nh Dole
supported the bill with considerable feeling in
the Hawaiian language fof nearly an hour,
only speaking on English for about FIVE
minutes, but making none Of the strong points
which he evidently made in Hawaiian.
Attorney. General Neunann said Mr. Dole had
played him nice trick, in speaking Ia
English for only hye minutes, while he had
been going at a furious rate in Hawaiian
for pretty nearly an hour. He hoped m
the course OF couple of years to get
even with the honorable member. He had read
the bill, studied II aud even slept with il, 50
that he was able TO speak on it. There we're
objections to the BILL one was that il would
make rum seller Of the government. Mf.
Dole jokngly remarked he hoped il would
not be drunk ON the premises. The Attorney
General continuing said the intent object oi
the bill was good one, still he must second
the motion to indefinitely postpone. Ages
and Noes were then taken with the following
result Ayes. Gibson, Neumann, Kapena,
Parker Kuihelani, Bush, Kaae, Kaulukon,
keau, Lilikalani, Baker, f. Brown, Amaa.
c. Brown, kaulia, Aholo, Richardson, Gard
ner. Kamakele, 6. Brown, Kaunamano,
palohau, Kupihea, Nakaleka. Total, "a
Noes. .-Cleghom, Wilder, Isenberg, Mott
Smith, Judd, Walker, Martin, Macfarlanc,
kaulia, Kanealii, w. o. Smith, Nawahi,
Hitchcock, Kauwili, Kauhane, Nahinu,
Pilipo, Dole, Rowel Total, I9.
THURSDAYS sEssIon-rwENTY-F DAY.
Petitions were presented as follows:
by Mr.. Kamakele, that employees be not
compelled 10 work during rainy weather.
by Mr.. Gardner, that girls boarding school
be established district OF Hama
Mr.. w. o. Smith asked for Minister Ka.
pena's report relating to currency, in answer 10
a resolution passed by the house.
The minister said as he had not received any
notification OF the resolution, he could not
repor.
In the absence Of Mr.. Bishop Mr.. Isenberg
was appointed chairman Of education com
mittee, and Mr.. Widemann placed on the com.
ui,tee
Mr.. Oole reported from the judiciary com
mittee as follows: the petition relating TO the
election OF representative kauwia be indef-
natey postponed.
The petition relating to the election Of re-
preventative Palohau be indefinitely postponed.
The following bills and resolutions were
presented:
BY Mr.. Hitchcock, to amend Chapter a
Session Laws Of 1882, relating to spirituous
liquors.
BY Mr.. kaulukou, TO amend the laws relal-
ing to the prevention Of cruelty to animals.
BY Mr.. Keau, to prohibit selling and peddl-
ing Of fruits.
by Mr.. Kaunamano, TO amend Section 27,
2S, Chapter Al Session Laws Of 1880 relating
to the construction OF railroads.
BY Mr. Nahinu, to amend Sections ,S7,
$50, 800, 3o4, }95, 500, and to repeal Sections
3SS, 3oI, 3o2 OF the Civil Code, relating Ia
konohiki sea fisheries.
BY Mr.. Rowell, TO amend rule "a Of the
rules OF the house
The following bills were read first time:
BY Mr.. Dole, TO regulate the currency.
BY Mr.. Kaulukou, 10 amend the laws pro.
hbiting cruelty 10 animals. Read second
time by its title and referred 10 printing com
mttee.
BY Mr.. f. Brown, TO amend Sections as,
45, AZ, Chapter 43 Session Laws 1882 relating
10 internal taxes.
Mr.. Cieghorn presented his report as inspec-
tor of immigration for the past biennial period.
Laid on table
"A report was received from the justices OF the
supreme court in answer 10 a resolution passed,
relating to the denization of the acting secre-
iary OF foreign affairs and the secretary Of the
board Of health. The report
FRIDAYS SESSION --TwENry-sEcoNp DAY.
Mr.. Kamakele presented petetion relating
to knkfanS.
Mr. w. o. Smith asked for an extension of
time for the report Of the committee ON prisons
and police.
The minister of foreign affairs offered a re-
solution that as Saturday the a4th is the ami.
versay OF the birthday Of Queen Victoria, this
assembly, after adiourning today, do not meet
until Monday. the a6lh.
Bills were read first time as follows
Mr.. kaunamano offered an amcndmen, that
when the House adjourn il be for two weeks
He did not believe in these short adjournmen,s,
better have long one and done with it, The
Assembly were acting in childish manner in
this matter. The amendment was lost by a
close vote, and the resolution finally carried.
Mr.. kalua, resolution that SIS be paid one
w. l.. lIahao for services as clerk at the
election, district OF Puma, February 9th 1854.
Carried.
by Mr.. Hitchcock bill to regulate the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. Mr. keau moved the