Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
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NnNuNN 4rHftuN ftUUfrtNfn DAY,
/ Petitions were presented ~ follows
| Wy NJ kamlkclr. that iiawaiians with
enough knowledge ofmclicues To cure lcproay
/ be giantrd htens,a 10 practice.
| w NJ kuwell laf resident physician dis
| t.pI of Wamra, Kauai
| Uy Mf kauukou that the s. charged fat
| stalls 10 Fish Matlci De femntcd.
/ ty Nf Nahuu, That boarding school, bc -
/ mhushei throughout the islands.
iy Ir tirincf, ilAt The resident physician
and lhr roii supcfpia1f tpf district N Hama
/ b, ilsshaged.
ty Mt kalua sj,soo ~ bddgea di,uit, Of
| Hama
Resolutions anil bills wric offered A. follows
Wy Mt I Brown. IN aci to amend section
s thptcf u session laws 1870 fclating 10 cur
trnDy
iiy NJ Ahplo. 20 pramotc mail eommuniea
Ihalween san Fauci.r and Hawaiian lslanda
~ Mf g. Brown. that the committee On
finance have authority lu obtain clcrieil a,aia.
uurr necessary, aud summon persons fof
information, Gained
ly Nr Dole. h.li tp nmcnd the patent
laws tu fepeal Chapter 20 session laws aud
lrrmiing ~ currency
b Mr w. o. smith. that the minister II
hhanDc Ivy before ihe house the liaWi ian
Translation ol ma fcp1r Carried
by Mt g.. Brown, ihstih auditor general
state tI the house whether hc has complied
Nih lIe frsg.un laws ui 1889, in that he has
mot cuclgcd iu any other profession. Carried
Ry Nj kauukou. nr tfamway through
crr1in streets Ia Honolulu, tp amend the csis.
ting opuim laws,
ly Nf Riohltdson, bill to amend Section
~ Chapter ~ Penal Code. also bill TO repeal
Article "a Chapter 10.
ly Mf Hitchcock, 5000 fur the Ililo Board.
ing school
ty Nj Nahmu, to amend Section I relating
to Divorce
oRpER on rIiR DAY
Report Of lhc judicany committee on Section
II2 Civil code, with in amendment submitted
by the attorney general Ordered 10 third
reading On Wednesday.
a reading of bill to amend Section $50 Of
tlc Civil Code to provide fot another repre-
sentative for district of kohala and one for dis.
tnct Of Makawao. Passed.
Bills were read for The first time as follows !:
by MI Aholo to hll certain government
Offices, now vacant.
liy Minister Gulck TO purchase for the
government the properties known as the Hon
olulu Hale for B27, 900 and Leahi OF Diamond
Head for Sj, 700.
by Attomey.G General Ncumann 10 create
police commissioners fDr the other islands
OihtTeI printed.
by Mr. Nawahi, an act relating 10 cxplos-
ives.
by Mr. +. Brown, bill relating to the oh.
servancc Of Sunday. II was read second
time 10y It's title. Mr.. kalua moved its ndef-
mite postponemcnt. Minister kapcna moved
that II be referred to judiciary committee
Ayes and noes on indefinite postponcment were
called and resulted as follows; Ayes Gibson,
kapena, Martin, Kuihelani, KauIukou, Keau,
Baker, Amara, kaulia. AhoIo, Kalua, Richard
son, knnealii, w o. Smith, Kamakcle, Gardner,
Nawahi, Hitchcock, Kauwila Kauhane, Ma.
hinu, Pilipo, kaunamano, Palohau, Kepihea,
Makalckn. Total of 27, Noes-Neumann
Dominis, Cleghorn, Wilder, Bush, Mott Smith,
Judd ,Wdemnnn. Kaac, Walker, Macfarlane
Llikalani, +. Brown, Dole, G.. Brown. Rowell,
Total 10. Mr. Kcau movedreconsidcraton Car
ried The attorney general said the object Of
the introducer Of the bill must be considered
fair one, and it was not right to choke off the
bill without the member having fair
chance ofdiscussion. lie thought the judiciary
committee ought to report on it. Mr.. T.
Brown who introduced the bill, said the law
was broken every Sunday, steamers came in
and discharged freight, barber shops were OPEN
picnic parties went out oftown. He Saidthcre
) was no use in law il it was not kept. He
moved the bill he referred to a special commit.
Tee. Mr.. Dole said the present law is antigua
ted impracticablc and foolish. The statue
r calls upon the marshall and shcriffs to eniore
the law but they don't do it,. They arrest the
poor man, but the rich man they do not mo-
. lest. He wanted law for the poor man as
well as for the rich man, and have it carried
out
The vote being taxed again for the second
indefinite poStponement resulted as follows :
Ayes: Gibson, knpena, Parker, Martin, Kau-
r IL Kr,lu
knnealii, w. o. smith, kamahele, Gardner,
Nawahi, Hitchcock, kauwila, kauhane, Ma
hinu, Pilipo, kaunamano, Palohau, Kupihea,
Makalcka; total, -. Noes Neumann, Do
minis, Clephorn, Wilder, lsenberg, Bush, Mott
Smith, Judd, Kuae, Widemann, Walker,
Macfarlane, Lilikalani, Baker, f. Brown,
Richardson, Dole, 6, Brown, Rowell total
10.
/, BY Mr.. Hitchcock, to create police justice
district Of Lihue, Kauai Passed TO second
reading.
BY Mr.. Kanealii relating to the abolishmen,
OF school tax. Referred to committee on edu.
cation.
TUESDAYS EssIon.-NINETEENTH DAY.
The following petitions were presented:
BY Mr. Kamakele, that the president Of the
board of health, Mr.. Fitch and some of the
representatives visit kalawaoand discharge such
lepers as they think proper.
BY MIR Cecil Brown, that the passport laws
be amended.
BY Mr. keau, for a railroad round the island
of Oahu.
BY Mr. Nakaleka. that the pay Of the police
in Molokai be raised to $50 per month.
The report OF the Justices of the supreme
court on the subject OF eprosy (that it was a
disease, not crime) was received and ordered
To be translated and printed.
Mr. W.O. Smith asked for the minister Of
finances report as promised. The Minister said
it would certainly he read Wednesday.
Bills and resolutions were presented as
follows;
By Mr.. Palohau, bill to provide permanent
settlement for one ]. Kauwai. Laid on table.
BY Mr.. Frank Brown, that the sherfis and
police be instructed to enforce the Sunday laws.
Carried
By Mr.. Kancalii, bill to abolish extra
school fees.
Mr.. Frank Brown read Ist time bill to
amend Section S, Chapter Al, Session Laws of
1876, relating TO currency. The bill was read
n second time by its title.
by Minister kapena, bill to amend Section
/, relating to currency.
] By Mr.. Kauwia, S. TO be refunded to one
Papa for taxes paid twice.
| BY Mr.. Baker. $4,000 for the assistance of
certain associations. Indefinitely postponed.
By Mr.. {. Brown, TO incorporate an institute
10 be known as the Hawaiian National Bank
BY NJ. Keau, 81, 500 for laying water pipes
to lwilei.
by Mr.. Amara, to amend Section I447,
Civil Code.
Bills were read for the first time as follows
/ by Mr.. Keau, To provide a permanent set
Element for the widow OF MAJOR Kinimaka
passed to second reading.
BY Mr.. Palohau, to collect taxes from Chi
nese yagIants passed to second reading.
by Mr. Frank Brown, to amend Section s,
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