The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15
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The Assembly fccCnveeeN AZ kslos c.itl = mem
hers were present aud Representative Aio'o sur
gestsa thai the sergeant 81 Arms bring member
q tro@ Ne lobby and SION thereafter aquorn'l
/ was ehteined,
The Minister Of Interior On suspension q sh'
ralss presented report OF The Fire fAHiits Com.
tniitee GA The hill % prevent obSignctions on the
Z stgcets Of Acaolalu, lahains. Wailuke. hilo and
[ kahesai, tecens,eRaiag It's passage With certain
1 another bill, 20 amend section i9l OF the eva
Oole relating % the water rates etc the Minister
presented the following report, The select com
uait,ee 20 which VAS referred various bills atnoa
others ~Aa Act TO amend section l9l Of the CIVIL
CoGe," respectfully eeg leave 90 report upon said
blil follows, 70 wits The committee have cafV-
fully e2sidegea this bill, recognising the fact that
II Il Shtnd bone law, Il will initiate most i'm.
l,oytsn, ehsnge IN our system. AZ The present.
tisre usorti,ss prppeFly recorded constitute The
uely lien ON property recosniEed by Cur law. ms
bin provides thai unpaid water rates shall become
I = hen upon the pzemises supplied via water an
any particular instance, After due consideration
the committee OF opinion that the system, with
regard to dues - the Government for water sup
Ply Is a psepes one, and reeommend that It be
adopted The bill hereby reported npor. the con-
fnit.ee found 70 be - hrisi as not 10 fully cover
I the requircneot Of the case. They have there
fore prepared another bill. which Is herewith sub
nitted, entitled ~Aa Ae; 70 amend section lsl Of
| the Caysl Code. and 70 regulate the Government
water supply. the passage OF which Is hereby ~
l couang uled, aud the bull hereby reported upon
l tie COMMITTEE rceennend be laid upon the
tAtte.' 6fpost adopted.
"a motion OF the Atturnsy- Geeeral, the vote
pas. "a the previous DAY 10 Indefinitely postpone
iee bill 10 repeal an Act TO prohibit Hawaiiens
troci lesviag the hincdona vas reconsidered, the
avs. and noes beieg tsken With the following
Ayss-eiihsaa, Guliek. Hspsna. Neumann. Dom
D inns. Cisseorn. kuihelaui, Hsyseldea. heau,
t'ases, Aneys, kanlia. Hsalakon, Pahia. hauns'
uiano, Wight, Nshale, NahinR. kekoa. Aholo,
haakan. kaai Kauai and Palohae-2I
Noss-6lshop. haaf', Martin, Liltkalani, Kauai,
Brown, halGa, kschSiSSon, Castle niekey, Thurs
I ton Paehaole and Dale-l&
On t1oti5n The ''orisr OF the DAY was taken up
and the ASSEMBLY and resolved into Committee
OF the Whole Hon. \. :. CleghoFn in the chair.
Representative kanlukou nov moved that the
Committee rise and ispogs progress and ask leave
/ Representative Thprssoa said it seemed to him
they had better attend 10 business and not waste
tilne. It eoSt SSS.lA IN hour for this HOUSE to
SIT. lhat morning an expense OF SIN was in-
CURED point OF order. There were lot OF
I indefinite motions, and they might easily spend
/ Si26 more by o'clcck without doirg ANYTHING.
Representative Dole considered ,he motion an
extraordinary one, he would like An explanation
I from the member from HilO.
Representative kaalpkoa stated that his reason
vas simply because he wanted the bull under dis
custom the previous day (prohihiting natives lsav
I ing the hioe3oual 70 De disposed Of.
Representative Dole said the reason was psurile
there vas actual necessity for passing the bill
/ that day the great majority" have severely
ri the Appropriation Bill, be would ask why were
/ they no, consistent and push the matter along.
! Tue motion for the Committee 10 rise was then
pat and carried aud the Assembly reconyened, the
Z President ia the chair.
Hon. A. ). CleghorU reported back that the
/ Committee of the Whole had been in session only
q fcs minutes and had made no progress and ask
/ lears % seat again.
I, port accepted and reques. granted. After
sl-ae nli1ustering the motion 20 indefinitely post
pone the bill to repeal tks act relating to prohibit
tus natives from lelyiug the Islands was carried
BY tae following vote
Arrs-Ciibsun, Kapena. Gulick, DouiniS, Cleg-
born. kutbelaui HaySelden. keau, Baker, Amara,
k3ulis, haulukou, Pahia, kaunamSno, NahSle,
Wight, Athinu, hekoa, Aholo, kankau, kRai and
Noss-Bishop, Kaae. Martin. Iilikalani, Kauhi
B.uxr. hAuhane, halua, Riehardson. Castle,
Diekey, ThGrstol. Paehaole, Dole and PalohAu.-
Third reading Of bill to confer jurisdiction, in
cases Of violation OF FIre Limit law, upon the
Police Jrdge Of Honolulu ard District Justice Of
District Of houa- Passed.
Second reading Of a bill. to amend Section St7
Of the Civil Code relating to the Chancellor and
Nicc-C bsncell0rs of the kingdom. Passed and to
laird reading on Saturday.
Ssclud reading of 4 bill relating to the descent
OF property. Tabled for future consideration.
Second reading Of bill to amend Section l,
Chapter y, Session Laws of1SIO, relating TO the
focusing Of the carrying Of firearms Read by
title and referred to special committee consisting
and Reps Dole. Brown and Hayselden.
Second reddinS Of bill to prevent the vanton
destruction OF game. Read by title and referred
t. a previously appointed Special Committee
Secu1d reading OF bill to amend Section l2S6
Civil Code, relating to the property Of married
people. Tabled for future consideration
Ga motion the bill TO authorize national loan
pllesd On the order Of the day, read by title
and referred to Special Committee
Second reading of i bill to amend Section II,
Chapter 81, Laws Of 1884. relating to cruelty to
animals. Passed and ordered 10 be read third
time on saturday.
Ssc0ud reading of 4 bill to amend Section 1l77,
CITL Code, relating 70 certain specific rights Of
the people. Read BY title and referred TO Judi
ciary Committee.
Second reading Of bill authorizing the Minis
Of the Interior TO release and qaltclaim 20 Her
mann k1ckmann, Bishop OF Olba and Vicar
Apostolic of the Hawaiian Islands IN trust Of the
Catholic Mission If the Hawaiian Islands, Of GER
tain premises uecupied by said mission for elee-
uIosyuary purposes Read by title and referred
to 4 Special COMMITTEES.
Second reading of bill 70 tax Chinese residents.
Rep. Dolls moved the house adjourn till 10 o'clock
to-Eorroz, which was Withdrawn 10 permit Rep.
Castle 10 move that all petitions and resolutions
relative to aid to schools be taken from the table
and referred to the Special COMMITTEES on educa-
ton Items, which carried.
The Assembly then adjourned, on motion. till
10 O'Clock next dag.