The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-20

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Moanalua. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Education.
Rep. Kauai gave notice of bill to
amend sections / and IL, session
laws of 1852, relating to internal
taxes and of q bill to amend sec. /,
chap. 4, laws of 1876, relating to
the offense of Drunkenness and also
a bill 10 amend sec. Is, chap. a.,
laws of 1882, relating to spirit
licenses.
Rep. Amara moved a resolution
that the Minister OF the Interior he
required to give notice to persons
whose lands are taken for public
roads, of what is taken and what is
left, and that he keep map to
which persons owning such lands can
have access. Carried. Rep. Amara
read for the first time the bill of
which he had given notice, TO amend
sec. 1477, chap. 81, Civil Code.
Rep. Neumann read for the first
time the bill of which he gave notice
OIL Monday, relating to the Catholic
Mission premises.
The same member read for the
FIRST time a bill to tax Chinese resi-
dents and Chinese arriving in the
kingdom for the support and main
tenance and return to their own
homes Of INDECENT Chinese, and for
the support of Chinese vagrants.
On motion the house adjourned to
| 80 PM.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| The Assembly met at 40.
The President appointed, as a
select committee on the Attorney
Generals bill to repeal sec. of an
act to facilitate the recovery of
rents, Minister Neumann, Reps. Ka-
ulukou. Brown, Dole and Thurston.
He also read the following COM
munication:--
HEADQUARTERS GEO. W. DELoNG
Posr. No. 40, DEPT. CAL, GAR. J
2He Hon. No6hes and Representatives.:
The honor OF your company is respect
fully solicited to the Memorial Services
of this Post, to be holden in Fort Street
Church ON Sunday evening, May 23rd.
at : 80 o'clock. and at Nuuanu Gene
terry on Saturday, May 10Th, at =. NJ,
and at the Hall of the y. NJ. G. a. at
I: 80 J.. NJ. of the same day. have the
honor to he, gentlemen. your obedicnl
servant, X. w. LAME.
Commander
Rep. Dickey added, as member
of the G.. A. r., that ushers would
give the legislators good seats, and
that their lady friends were intended
to have been included in the invita-
ton.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the invita-
ton be accepted. Carried.
Rep. Keau moved for suspension
of the rules so that lie could reat
certain petitions, which was carried
He presented petition from Moili
iii, with nine prayers: 1st, tina
: $1,000 be appropriated for making
and widening streets at that place
, 2nd, that 100000 be appropriated
for crowning His Majesty kalakau
, as Emperor of the Pacific; 3rd, tina
natives he allowed to cultivate tn
plant from which opium is made
4th, that the law empowering Su
preme Court Justices to appoin
administrators of estates be re
pealed; 9th, that 81 200 be appro
priated for roads at Moiliili 9th
that G. +. Hart be removed frol
the office of Road Supervisor an'
Sam. Paaniani appointed in hi
{ place; 7th, that law be passe
! prohibiting any Chinese from maj
u rying native Hawaiian unless h
has taken the oath of allegiance
U Sth, to authorize the courts, when
debtor has no property, to make hi
work his debt out for the benefit {
the Government 9th, that sc
n fisheries be made free to the public
e He also presented a petition fro
# Moanalua, that an English school |
/, established there. The first petite
II was referred to the Committee {
e Miscellaneous Petitions, and II
second to the Committee on Educ
s. ton.
q COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
IS The Assembly y went into committ
l. of the whole, Noble Cleghorn in Il
q chair, for the consideration of Il
4 Appropriation Bill.
l. Rep. Castle moved that the A
1t torney-GeneraPs department be pos
g poned until his report was
Carried.
I'd Noble Walker moved that I
ie Judiciary Department be taken II
IL Carried.
Us department Of Jndiciary.
W. Salary of Chief Justice and
Chancellor. ................. $l2,C
" Passed.
M Salary of First Associate JUS
r tlCe...... ..''....'''..'..'' Slo,'
~ pep. Nahale moved to increase
on $ll, 900. Lost.
bo Item passed.
Salary of Second Associate JUS
tice, ...........'..',,. Slo,'
49,, Passed.
Inn Salary of Clerk Supreme Court. Sc,
Nv Salary of Deputy Clerk. 81
M Both passed.
m Salary of Second Deputy Clerk. 50,
III, Rep. Kaulukou said this was ol
Ith So, 400 last period, and he did
le- know that there was any necess