The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

finally withdrew his notion and motion OF Rep.
Aholo 10 adjourn until 10 a. the next day pre-.
vailed, the assembly disSolvinS pyo few at $50
O'Clock.
NINETEENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, May 2lsi.
The Assembly convened Mt 10 a. N. PRAYER BY
the Chaplain. In accordance with a resolution Of
previous day, the roll was called. and barely =
quorum answered TO their names.
The minutes of the previou session were read
and approved
The following petitions were then presented:
by Representative Palohau, from Hanalei.
Kauai. that S5ol0 be Appropriated for bridge at
Ilumahaa. 10 be considered with Appropriation
Bill. Also, from the same place, that lePer and
genera! hospital be established At Name, To
Sanitary Committee.
By Representative Dickoy from the District of
MasgwaO: !, That Chinese married to Hawaiian
women he not allowed to leave the country with
out nrst providing their wives with house, furni-
turo and 500. = That two Representatives be
appointed 70 MakaNao. 5, That no permanent
settlement be made on foreigners. 1, Opposing a
Si0.OoO,OOO loan. To Finance Committee. 5,
That all prisoners be employed the roads in the
district n which they were convicted. To Judi
ciRry ComTnittee-
BIS Representative Nahale from the district of
North Roma that s., 800 be appropriated for a
boat landing at keaahou. To Committee ON fab-
lie Lands.
Representative Nahale obtained an order to Be
furnished with a copy OF petition presented the
previous day PRAYING that his election for the dis
trict of North kona be set aside.
Inc Minister of Interior from the Printing Com
rniitee' reported the following bills arc printed l.
to regulate proceedings in bankruptcy; . to amend
section as Of the Civil Code ) relating TO kono-
hil sea fisheries I, 10 amend section and I,
chapter -, Of the Penal Code, relating 10 the b.
reau of Public Instruction.
Represent alive Brown from the Judiciary Com,
mittee reported petition praying that the
Ahupgaa of WAimeA be added 20 the district OF
waiAlua, and recommended that the petition be
laid on the table, TO be considered with bill on
the subject Approved.
The Minister OF Interior gave notice OF his in
tenton to introduce hill TO regulate the eonstruc-
tion Of buildings IN the city Of Honolulu.
Representative kauhane offered 4 resolution
that $500 be appropriated for furnishing a better
supply OF water NJ Wsiohinu. Tabled for consi-
| Iteration with the Appropriation Bill.
Representative Kauai read for the nrst time \
bill relating 10 internal taxeSs. Passed TO second
reading.
Representative KauiiA gave notice of a bill to
amend Section ., Chapter TO. of the Penal Code.
Representative Pdehaole offered a resolution
that s. coo be appropriated for improvements and
svg1ir' to the roads and bridges on the Island OF
M0! lkai. Tabled for consideration with Appro-
| priatiou Bal,
Representative kaunamano read for the first
time bill to amend section $50 of the Civil Code,
relating TO election districts. Passed to second
| reading
| Representative rhursion asked the Minister of
| Furcign Affairs as President of Board of Health
I
! of Health 10 contain DR., Awnings report.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs said, in answer
u the question: that report Of DIR. Aiming which
haa been addressed TO the President OF the Board
/ OF Health. and Other correspondence, had been
/ printed, and would be laid before the Assembly.
/ rhis report and all the correspondence WAS in
| print more than month ago, and the report was
sent to DR.. Aiming Tor correction. The report OF
/ DR., Aiming would DC contained in the report on
leprusy 10 be issued by the Board of Health. giving
| a complete account and history of the disease.
| Representative lhuEston offered resolution
/ that the Minister of the Interior he requested 70
be lay before the Assembly at early date state,
ment OF the names Of the persons who have been
awarded claims against the Government on ae'
| count Of property taken for the use Of the water
works at MBkiki. Carried.
Representative Kauai read for the first time
bill relating TO the license Of tho sale OF sprituou.
\ liquors, To second reading
Representative Palohau offered are solution thai
the Serceant-at-arms be ordered to have carriage,
| ready al O'Clock on Saturday for the COMMITTEES
of seven 10 visit the public institutions. light
vote was given, on this resolution being put, and
the result Was declared as in favor of the resolu
tion. This WIS doubted by some of the members
| and before the president could put the question
! the second time, Representative Brown objected
to the vote IN Its entirely as there had not beet
two thirds Of the members voting, as required by
rule 4S
Representative klunamano called for the Ave,
and Nays on the resolution. The Attorney Gen
eral objected to this procedure the call being out
/ of order. He claimed that there had been a vot,
and that the result had been announced by thu
| President. Therefore the only motion now In or
der would be 10 reconsider.
| President Walker ruled that the vote as an
| uJuuocd was correct and In order.
Representative Brown appealed from the deoi
sion Of tue chair but, on vote being taken tn
chair was upheld
| Representative Richardson now moved the Orde
of the Dsy, which being carried, brought up 70
consideration the items in the Department of tn
Judiciary in the Appropriation Ball. The Assem-
bly, resolved into Committee of the Whole, Hon
$. CleShorn in the chair, and the following item
were passed as below printed;
District Judge, Houuauia..... SNc1
District Judge, Nskawao--.... ~" ~
An attempt at retrenchment was made by
motion 70 NJ the salary AT S2Oo bat the eifor
failed the item being passed as IN the bill.
The hour OF noon having arrived adiournmen
was had until 1850 p, m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At lsiO p. m, the Committee again came 10 orde
aud there upon Rep. haulukou, moved that tn
Committee rise aud report progress and ask loaN
tn sit again. Carried and the Committee rcs
Hon \ $ CleghoTu Reporting back TO the Assem-
bly, the action taken. Report received and re
quest granted.
pending matter relating to the contested seat O
Hep. ]. n. Sahale, that il would be necessary {
obtain witnesses from the district Of y. koua an
as the steamer ~ q. Hall was leaving that after
noon the opportunity offered 10 send those who's
presence gere desired, notice to attend.
The Attorusy- General offered the following resu
luton That the COMMITTEES on Judiciary b
authorized 10 send for documents and subpen
witnesses in the matter Of Hon. j. h. Nshal,
whose election Is contested Carried.
The Assembly nOw again resolved into Commit
tee Of the Whole, Hon. \. ;. CleghoEn IN the cbal
and proceeded with the consideration of items i
the Appropriation BIZ the following being passe
as here printed
District Judge, HAM. -" %
Representative Riohar,ison moved an incress
to Si,Sgl
A discussion Of some length now followed, er
tirey out of order, and appertaining somewhat I
! the position Of members and ministers with regar
| To their connection with newspapers, kep, Dol
and the Minister of Foreign AfiairS being the onl
ones OF the speakers that disclaimed any conne'
ton with ;he press. The item passed as aboy
! printed.
The following items were passed printed
! District Judge, l.anai.---.----. 80 ~
District Judge, kooauposo-.. s"H 10
This item vas increased from 81 200 as IN Il
Bill TO 5000 as passed, ON motion of Represents