The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

a. they stated from His Excellency The Atioiaey.
General. whose Instructions vefo presented 20 the
thai had the Instructions been followed, in an
probability this matter voaid not have come b.
sort this honorable body tor adjudication,
We therol0re recommend 20 thia honorable body
aside. and that The SECRETARY % this House b
instructed 10 order new election for The district
JSicnsaJ crcn nao,FS.
j. II. y MAsTN.
Representative rhurston assVca chat both 70.
ports be received and laid On tae table for future
consideration on some DAY % IL SET and suggested
naat Tuesday afternoon. Carried.
On motion The translated reiiort Of the Judiciary
Committee relative b the contested seat % J.. X.
Nahalo was read "a knghsh and, after a short
discussion, during which thu Attorney General
vas called 10 order Tor his remarks, BY pnrely
PARTISAN vote the report OF ne Committee was
adoptpl.
ne Attorney. General frrm tho sslec, commit
Sce having The consideration Of two bills, l. hcons
Inc the carrying 81 iowling peeee &c, aud 2 10 pro
vent the Wanton distraction % game, presented re-
ports accommodating la new bill asa substitute and
,, that the bill pass aS amended. Report adopted
and both passed 10 secoad readtng.
At 1910 adieamment vas had until lsso p. N.
ATrEEScoS.
The Assembly, reconvened At ISIS 2. m. and i'm.
meSliately thereafter Rep Dickpy offered = reso-
luton that thc previous question b required 10
obtaia twaahirds vote % BE- carried. Very in
considerably the resolution Was declared ont OF
order and "a, resolution was returned 10 the IN.
trodeoer.
Representative Aholo offered resolution that
500 be Appropriated for the repairs 10 wharf az
oioWalu, Mani. Tabled for consideration With
the Appropriation Bull.
ON motion the vacancy existins IN the Commit.
tee OF knrolineut by the absence Of Hon. II. A.
Widcraann. was allied by Rep. Castle being ap-
pointed thereto
The President announced the appointment OF
thorEe the Minister Of the Interior TO release and
quit claim 10 the bishop Of olba. The Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. Reps. ihursion, kaai. Martin,
aud the Attorney General. On the National Loan
bill. Rep. rhurst0a, the Attorney General. Min
lister Of the Interior, Hons. Bishop and Cleghorn.
Representative kannanamsno offered the fol-
lowing resolution; That the Seageant-at-Arms Be
Instructed to have carriages ready az 10 o'clock to-
morrow. 18th June, 10 convey the members out 10
hapiolani Park. and that the expenses b paid ont
OF the appropriation. Also, that when tho House
adiourus tins afternoon It do adjourn until Mon
day morning June 18th. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Representative Dickey lSsrcasticallyl moved as
amendment that all Government officers be sup
Piled With carriages for the races and that children
also attending the PnnRhou picnic under the aus
piees Of the fOrt-streei aud Bethel ChurcheSl be
similarly provided. (Laughterl.
Representative Dole objected strongly to this
intended waste of public money. II the resOlu-
ton did pass he woald not be party TO the trip
and STATED that Sergeant-at Arms need not order
any carriage for him.
Representative Aholo was in favor OF the 1850
luton. The projected visit 10 the Park would
give all the members an opportunity to see what
improvements had been made during the past
two years
Representative Thurston was opposed to the
resolution. lie thought that the mcmbOrs might
Is well ask for carriages 70 be carried 30
church or to private jamboree. In case the resc-
luton did pass and The expense was incurred he
hoped that His Majesty would follow the example
set by the President OF one OF the Mexican states,
to iunketing members. by refusing to approve OF
the item wien presented IN the Appropriation
Bill He also strongly objected 20 the board fence
that had bssn erected aroand the Park. Il was an
outrage on the public to charge fifty cents at the
gate to see horse race. The fence was put up in
the interests Of the Jockey Cnb 10 pay its expenses
He would nntvste one dollar for the Park as long
as that board fence stood. IL was not those who
could afford 10 pay that were injured by this ac-
ton but people of limited means especially natives
who had with good right looked upon the Park
track public property. 10 be enjoyed by the pub
lie once year. on the llth of June.
On motion q committee Of one was appointed to
ascertain II other provisions bad been made for
the transportation Of members to the Park on the
llth inst. and the Minister Of Foreign Affairs was
appointed as such committee.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs reported that
the tugs Eiss and Pee had bsen prepared TO con-
vey members TO the Park on the l1th inst. Report
adopted and resolution amended TO apply simrl-
to adjournment and passed
Representative heau gave notice Of intention to
iniroduce bill 10 prevent foreigners from mon
opolizing the work on the wharves.
On motion the Order OF the Day was carried
bringing up for consideration the third reading Of
bill to amend Sec. 49S Of the Civil Code relating
TO the division Of the islands into districts for
educational, taxation and judicial purposes
Before any definite action was taken, at SIS the
Assembly adjourned until 10 \. Monday, the
18th inst.