Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-06-14


By MI 6. hfown. with many prayers refer
Iing Ia sanitary committee from chairman II
. public meeting held al Kohala with many
prayers from " Wright relating 10 the /
agent Of the board of health,
ny Nj W smith, fot police court a.
Nakawao
By MI Aholp, thar the government phys
esn al Hama be continued.
ry Nr Dole relating n fishing rights.
By Mt kanealii, fpi a mail carrier between |
Nalluku and Waiknpu ioi an English school
al Wakapu
Nv Mr. {. Brown. FOR resident physician
Al ko1lauoa.
By Mr Kauvila, that The sale Of av, be
allowed
Ry Mr kauhsne. lor road district Of kau
By Nlr Nahinu. 81,Soo lot wharf al loo
kena.
Bills were introduced as follows
By Mt Hitchcock, relating to Telegraph aud
telephones.
By minister kapena relating to establish
ment and regulating Of national banks.
Governor Dominis reported his majesty had
been pleased TO sign the turkey bill.
The following reports were presented
By Mt Mott smith, from currency com.
mittee that new bill had been framed and
WAS recommended to be passed, The new bill
was ordered In he printed
By Mt. {. lifows, that the gas bill he
passed after slight amendments arc made.
Returned To the committee TO amend properly
By Mr.. w. O. Smith, that the bill relating
10 libel he amended and passed. Report
received and the bill @ amended passed TO
second reading.
I'y minister Gulck report OF immigC,,ion
bureau also, relating TO government, land sale.
and leases. both referred to printing com.
mittcc
Nv MI. Dole, from judiciary committee,
that the bills relating to circuit court at Wal
luku claims Of aliens against the government;
relating to crown lands, be all laid on table
for magistrate at Makswao he referred to
sanitary committee and for second district
Justice nj knu, be returned TO the in,roducef.
Mr. c. Brown read first time bill TO amend
section 81, chapter ~, laws Of 1857. Passed
to second reading.
The order Of the day was as follows
Third reading of a bill for purchasing the
property Honolulu Hale and Leah,. Passed.
Second reading OF bill relating to the col
lection Of taxes from wandering Chinese. Re
fered to Judiciary committee
Second reading of a bill to amend sections
3s, IS, AZ, chapter 4J, relating to internal
taxes. Referred to select committee.
Second reading Of bill to amend section
IA, chapter u penal code, relating to Ha
waiian leaving the country. Referred to judi.
ciary committee.
Third reading Of bill 10 provide 4, police
justice Tor Iihuc' KAUAI Passed
TUESDAYS sEssros-ruiRriEr DAY.
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| The following petitions were presented
By MI kamakcie, to open a road IN the
District OF Maka"ao relating to tax appeals
and tax assessors,
! ny Mr. kaulukou, that the horse railroad
bill be indefinitely postponed.
by MI. kaiua, that ttst term OF circuit
court still be held at Lahaina
By MI hhoio, that where sugar cane IS
pianted the land be fenced in.
The following reports OF committees were
presented
by MI. Dole, from judiciary committee, re
ating to appointment ot circuit Judges, Oahu,
that new bill be framed. Report received
AMI ordered TO be printed.
By Mr.. isenberG, IRON education commit
tee, relating to number OF petitions, that
they be referred to board OF education; 5000
Tor iilo Boarding School, he laid on the Ia
bic; relating to new school house at kalua
boarding school at Hama, be referred to board
OF education relating TO building OF boarding
schools and geneology board, lie laid on the
table. Report accepted.
By MI Dole, minority report from currency
committee. ordered to translation.
Biiis read hfst tune:
ny MI. iiitchcock, relating TO telephone
and telegraph lines Tor Hawai-. Read second
time by It's title and referred to committee on
Island improvements.
Blils and resolutions were offered as follows
ny Mr.. kannamano. relating to practice o
law IN distrlct ana justice court; alSo that car
riages oe provided ior members go to the
races. Carried.
by Cov' Domnis' 'hat the KING be asked to
give ms consent TO report peing made on the
crown lands. indefinitely postponed
By Mr. Dole, that the supreme court judges
be asked Their opinion whether TINS house ha'
the legal righ' to md out about the revenue
OF the crown lands Gov. Domnis said thu
house mad notning whatever TO DO with the re
ceipis ana expenses OF the crown lands; III
would oppose such a resou'ioh; Ministe
Neumann nad hopeo peter ieeing woui'
have existed after week recess. The KIM
can do as ne pieases win the revenues OF th'
crown lands ana Is not Obliged to give any ac
count oil them. MI Doie no doubt sough
supreme court judges in a question like this
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