Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-12


THURSDAYS sEssIoN.--FoRTY.E EIGHT DAY.
Report of standing committees;
BY Mr.. Wilder, from standing committee
on the following petitions, relating TO Kahunas
practising without q license, CONTINENT Of
iepers, magistrate for Kalawao; be laid on
table; also for foreign doctor at Kaawao,
residen, physician at Naimea, Ilanalci and
Kaolauoa, and Hama, erection Of hospitals,
furnishing medicines free to Hawaiian, be re.
lerrcd to board Of health.
BY Minister Gulick, relating to the light
ing Of streets. Laid on table. Also, relating
To petition for mail carrier at Lahaina,
saw TO be efficiently attended to, and another
is not necessary
by Mr.. Aholo, two petitions relating to
Intoxicating liquors, be laid on table
President Rhodes read letter received
from the Fourth Of July Committee inviting
the members to attend the celebration.
Resolutions and bills were presented as
follows
by Minister Gibson, that when the As.
sembly adj ourns to-day, it adjourn over Fri.
day the 4th until Monday the 9Th as out Of
respect TO the celebration Of the Fourth
Carried.
BY Minister Neumann,-to prohibit the
smoking OF opium, relating to gaming, to
prohibit the roaming Of minor children on the
streets at night.
BY Mr.. w. o. Smith, relating to ma.
tiona loan.
Bills read FIRST time:
BY Minister Kapena, relating to the estab-
| lishnent and regulation OF national banks.
Ordered to be printed.
| by Mr.. c. Brown, relating TO jurors.
Passed to engrossment. Also regulation ID
amend Rule AZ Of the House relating to voting
| bv ministers
The motion of indefinite postponement was
voted on as follows:
Ayes Gibson, Gulic<, Kapena, Neumann,
| Parker, Bush, J. NJ Smith, kaae, Walker,
NIactarlanc, Kaulukou, Keau I.ilikalani,
Baker, Amara, Kaulia, Aholo, Kamnliee,
Gardner, Nahinu, Kaunamano, Palohau, Ku-
pihea Nakaleka and Kanoa. az
Noes Bishop, Wilder, Dowsett, Judd
Widemann, ]. II. s. Martin, f. Brown, c.
Brown, Kalua, Richardson, Kanealii, w. o.
Smith, Nawahi, Hitchcock, Kauwila, Kau
hane, Pilipo, c. Brown, Dole and Rowell.
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Order OF the day:
Third reading of a bill granting gas fran
chise. Passed
Third reading of bill to repeal section
chapter 90 Penal Code. Indefinitely post
poned.
Adjourned till Monday.
MONDAYS sEssioN-FoRTY NINTH DAY
The following petitions were presented
By Mr.. kamakele, that the ministers visit
the other islands and see where the money il
to be expended on roads, bridges, etc.
BY Mr.. Rowell, that the lepers be sent HON,
and cared for by theirllriends; that SI22;be paiC
residents of Waiamea, for work done on tn
roads; that road tax be kept in Waiamea.
BY MIR. Mott Smith, from 5. n. Castle, tina
there be no expenditure FOR carriages, etc
Reborts Of select committees.
by Mr. Kaua, relating to S25, 900 for mai
carriers, the same be increased to Sac, 500
Adopted.
By Mr.. Aholo, minority report relating t
mail matters between Hawaii and Unite,
States Laid on table
Reports of standing committee.
BY Mr.. Dole, from judiciary committee,
bill relating TO fisheries. be laid on table ais
. a petition relating to voters, be laid on table
also bill to amend Section I476 Of Civil Cod
relating to tenants rights, be laid on table
also, on bill relating to appeals, be passe'
: after being slightly amended, also, on pc
tiion, relating to issueng passports to Chi
neses be indefinitely postponed. Report adopt
ed. Also, on resolution TO remit forlcitc,
bail, be laid on table. Report adopted Also
on bill relating to llawaiians going abroad
The members of the committee were in favo
Of the bill being laid on table, and two that
pass, Also, on bill relating to permanen
settlement for Mrs. ID. l.. Kinmaka, am
4 same be laid on table.
Bills and resolutions were offered as follows
by Mr.. Kalua, that the minister OF 6nanc
instruct all tax assessors 10 deduct 5000 from a.
a parties liable TO taxation. Carried. Also
that the board OF health appoint a doctor "a
district OF Lahaina Referred to sanitary com
: miitee. Also, that his majesty's minister
state, the policy they intend TO follow for III
purpose OF increasing the revenues OF III
country. Carried.
BY Mr.. Dole, relating to collection of taxes
by Mr.. Aholo, relating TO foreign mail.
/, by Mr.. Liiikalani. relating to opium.
BY Mr.. w. o. Smith, relating to persons
property to police justice al Makawao. ais
that the presdcn OF The board OF health stat
whether any orders have been issued in the pa,
two days, insirucingihe government physician
where they shall purchase their drugs Cai
red. Also, that the same minister place b,
fore the assembly full statement Of all appl
cations ior government lands and building
from April Isl 1889 10 the present time.
liy MIR I. Brown, an amendment swheths
such properties were advertised according
law" The resolution A. amended was carries
By Mr.F. Brown, thai the minister OF i'm,
nor give particulars 81 a certain sale Of land
iIonolnla Carried.
by Nh. kanealii, relating 10 water right
Wailukn, 20 amend Section S9a OF the Civ
Code, police justice al Maiohinu.
by Minister Neumann, relating TO the p,
lice Of tlonolnlu. =
by Mr. kaunamano, relating "a opium.
BY Mr.. Ro~ell, ios lepef hospital at Kali
lau, Hawaii.
Bills read for first time.
By Mr.. {. brown, relating 10 bankmpls
proceedings. Referred to printing commlite
by Minister Neumann relating Ia glmin
Reiened TO judiciary committee. Also relaiiT
10 roaming al night 81 minor ehildrsa. Reie
ted 10 Judiciary COMMITTEES Also, 10 enlafs
The Jurisdiction q police courts. Referred