The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-10

cred was then put. and carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ave.-Their Excellencies Gibson, Guljck
Eanana Neumanu and Dominis; Hons.
/ CIephorn. KuiheIani, Hayselden, heau,
Rater Amara, KauliA, Kaulukou, Pahia,
Kaunamano, Wight, Naha!e, Nahinu, he
10, Abolo. Kaukau, kaai, Kauai and
Palohau-24.
( Eoes-Hons. Bishop, Kaae, Martin, Lii
kalani. Kauhi, Brown, kalua, Richardson,
( Castle. Dickey, Thurston, Paehaole and
/ Dole-l3-
Mr. Tburston moved the order of the
+ day.
/ The Attorney General said the special
/ order Of the day was the Appropriation
hill and it was too late 10 do much with 1t
now The Minister of the Interior would
nresent his report on Thursday next, and
then they could proceed with the APpro-
uriatiou bill without interruption. They
should 90 ON with the regular instead oil
the special order of the day
/ AIR. Kaulukou moved that the House
nroceed 20 the order of the day and then
/ take M the consideration of the bill relat-
I ing TO Hawaiians leaving the Kingdom.
Carried.
The House first went into Committee OF
the Whole. with Hon. A. 5. Cleghorn III
the chair
Mr. Kaulukou moved the committee
rise, report progress and ask leave TO SIT
again.
l. Mr.-Thurston thought the House had
Ibetter attend to business and not waste
4 time. The expenses of the last session was
$50 600. and he figured that 1t cost $83 10
an hour each day. The session that
morning, when very little business was
done, cost $126 80.
~i-9ss Mr.. Dole said that Mr.. Kaulukou's was
very extraordinary motion, and he would
ask him to explain his reasons for It,
Mr.. KauIukou explained that he wanted
to see the bill relating to natives leaving
the Kingdom disposed of.
Mr.. Dole thought the reason puerlle
one. There was no necessity for passing
the bill to-day.
Mr.. Kaulukou said Mr.. Dole was acting
in accordance with his general character
istic of retarding public business
The motion that the committee report
progress was then carried.
D Upon the House resuming, the Char
f man of the committee reported that he mao
/ been instructed TO report progress and ASK
leave to sit again.
n The report of the committee, was adopted
: Mr.. Thurston moved TO adjourn until II
!, O'Clock Thursday morning. Lost.
t NATIVE EMIGRATION BILL.
It The ayes and noes were then taken OF
the indefinite postponement OF an Act u
It repeal an Act prohibiting natives iron
x leaving the Kingdom, with the following
II result:
5 Ayes-Their Excellencies, Gibson, ha
Il pena, Gulick Dominis, Hons. Cleghorn
d Kuihelani, Hayselden, Keau, Baker
Amara, Kaulia, Kaulukou, Pahia, Kauna
5. mano. Wight, Nahale, Nahinu, kekoa
AboIo Kaukau, Kaai, and Kauai-22.
Noes-Hons Bishop, Kaae, Martin, Lii
lie lalani Kauhi. Brown, Kauhane, Kalua
IL Richardson, Castle Dickey, ThurstoT
Paehaole, Dole and Palohau-15.
8 The President declared the bill indet
a nitely postponed.
e, POLICE JURISDICTION BILL.
Mt Third reading of an Act to confer Jurl'
u, distion on the Police and District Court
n in the district of Kona, Honolulu in cas-
II, of violation OF the provisions of an Act
be regulate the erection and repairing
IS buildings in the city of Honolulu With
u certain fire limits.
ell On motion of Mr. Castle, the bill passed
yICE-CHANCELLuRs BILL.
in Second reading of an Act to amend Sc
re- ton SAT of the Civil Code, relating to tt
to Chancellor and -Chancellors of tt
ng Kingdom.
1 - -, ont
ordered to be read a third time on Satu
- day.
OF DESCENT OF PROPERTY BILL.
on Second reading of an Act relating to Il
descent of property.
la AS there was another bill on the san
tee subject, the consideration of this bill W
ng deferred.
he FIRE ARMS LICENSE BILL.
re- Second reading of an Act to rmend sc
ton l, chapter 20, of the Session Laws
ed 1870, relating to licenses for the carrying
it fowling pieces and other fire arms.
ost On motion of Mr. Castle, the bill was
he ferred to a select committee, appointed
led follows by the President: Minister of t
&c Interior, Attorney General, Hons. Dole,
les Brown, Hayselden and Baker.
, a GAME DESTRUCTION BILL.
ter Second readiug of an Act TO prevent I
on wanton destruction of game.
i'm On suspension of the rules, the bill
les read by its title and then referred to
IS a same select committee as the previous b
he MARRIED woMEN's PROPERTY BILL.
Second reading of an Act to amend $
- ton l, i86 of the Civil Code, relating to
lily PloPeI'S VI MAJ ''ei
new The bill was read by its title and laid
ill the table to be considered with any bill
An | like nature.
,de NATIONAL LOAN BILL
,tar Second reading of an Act to authoriz
abv national loan and to define the uses
ted which the money borrowed shall be
laid piled.
On motion of His Excellency Mr..
son. the bill was read by its title. He Il
p moved that it be referred to the Final
II Committee.
Mr.. Thurston moved that it be refer
mort to a special committee.
on Mr.. Kaulukou moved that the bill
laid on the table and considered in &C
mittee of the Whole on Thursday.
Mr.. Cecil Brown said that some time