The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-01
TWENTY THIRD DAY.

10 a. IN.
TwENTY-THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, May u, 1856.
The Assembly convened at 10 a m, the
roll call, after prayer, showing that a quo
rum was present. The minutes were read
and approved; after which the following
petitions We're presented:
By Representative Thurston, from the
Weman's Board of Missions for the Pacific
praying for the repeal of all but Section
of the Act to Mitigate ITO Sanitary Com
mittee.
By Representative Dole, from a native
named Kaiehakuma, a resident of Hama
lua, Hawaii, that certain taxes, collected
by mistake, be returned. To Finance Com
mittee.
By Representative Kekoa, L, that the
law appointing Road Supervisors in chief
be repealed: tabled for consideration with
a bill on the subject. 2, that konohiki sea
fisheries be made free To committee ON
Public Lands 3, that the law regulating
the Tax Appeal Board be repealed. To
Justiciary Committee 4, that tailors be
compelled to take out licenses: tabled for
consideration with bill on the subject.
By Representative Brown, from Laie,
Oahu, that an English School be estab-
lished at Laie Wal To Committee ON
Education
By Representative Paehaole from resi-
dents of AIolokai, L, that the law appoint
ing Road Supervisors chief be abolished
To Judiciary Committee.
BY Representative Dickey, from resi-
dents of Maui l. that $1,000 be appro
priated for the purpose Of raising bridge
at Kaahuawi, Kula, Maui to Committee
on Public Lands 2, that $1,000 be APP
propirated for the purpose of improving
the roads and bridges at Makawao, Maui /;
to Committee ON Public Lands. 3, that
Road Supervisors be appointed for each
district to Committee on Public Lands
/, that the present law regulating Tax
Appeal Board be repealed to Judiciary
Committee 5. from residents of the dis
trict of Makawao that the subsidy paid
by the Government to the Spreckels line
of steamers be discontinued unless steam
ers of the line call at Kalepolepo, Maui,
as promised by Representative Kamakele
in 1884 to Committee ON Commerce. 6,
that post office be established at Waia-
koa, Kula, Maui: to Committee on Public
Lands Z, that att absent time be de
d1cted from the pay of Government
S, that DIR, E. H. Bailey be APP
pointed Government physician for the
district of Maui; 9, that $1,000 be appro-
priated for the establishment of an Eng
fish school at Huau, Maui; 10, that roller
skating Kinks be licensed; IL, that two
constabies be appointed for Kuau, Maui.
The last five petitions We're referred to
the Committee on Miscellaneous Petitions
From Standing Committees the only re
port presented was that by the Minister of
the Interior from the Printing Committee,
printed copies of the report of
the Department of the Attorney General.
Representative Keau read for the first
time bill to regulate the practice of law
in the Police and District Courts of the
Kingdom To second reading in order
The same member offered a resolution that
the sum of $1,000 be appropriated for i'm
proving the road TO the Insane Asylum
leading from King street opposite the Re
form school. Tabled for consideration
with Appropriation Bill Also gave no
ice of intention to introduce a bill to
amend Section 1919 of the Civil Code.
The President informed the Assembly
that the resolution eulogistic of the Hon
Godfrey Rhodes had been engrossed and
was now before the Assembl
On motion committee of three were
Reps. Keau, Paehaole and Ma
hinu, to present the resolution to the Hon.
Godfrey Rhodes.
Third reading Of the bill to amend the
law relating to the regulation of the sale
Of spirituous liquors, which reads as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. Section is Of Chapter "A of
-he Laws of 1882, is hereby amended to
read as follows:
" Section Is. The sale and vending of
,pirituous liquors shall be regulated as to
he time, place, quantity and manner in
which the icensee is by such license au
horned to sell and dispose of such liquors,
oy the terms of the license consistently
With existing statutes, and any person who
shall sell, or cause to be sold, any spiritu
Jus liquors, except as regulated by his
license or by law, shall, for the first of
ense be fined not less than twenty-five
dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and for
he second offense, be fined not less than
fifty dollars nor more than two hundred
AbA1ul anu III Ute bl1llAl OutlSH Eldll
cit his license and be fined not less than
wo hundred dollars nor more than five
hundred dollars, or be imprisoned at hard
abor for not less than three months nor
more than SIX months, or be both fined
nd imprisoned as aforesaid at the discre-
ion af the Court; provided, that in the
vent of the destruction of the premises !
wherein such traffic is carried on, the |
.linister of the Interior may, at his dis |
retion, give such icensee permission in |
writing to carry on such traffic on premises
ther than those in the license mentioned" |
SECTION 2. Section % of Chapter A of |
he Laws of 1882, is hereby amended to
cad as follows:
" Section %. Any person, other than
be agent OF servant of person thereto |
censed, who shall sell or dispose of any
pirituous liquors within this Kingdom,
r shall cause or authorize therein any
pirituous liquors to be sold or disposed
Y any person employed, hired or engaged
II such purpose, without being thereto
by license as in this Act pro
ided, shall, for the first offense, be fined
OF less than one hundred dollars nor more
IAN FIVE hundred dollars, and for every
lbaelutu OuSlSe SuGll De imprisoned
II not less than three months nor more
ian six months at hard labor, and shall
SO be fined not less than five hundred
Ollars nor more than one thousand dol
rs"
SECTION 3. Section 16A. Of Chapter A
the Laws of 1882, as amended by Sec
on 3 of Chapter Sc of the Laws of 1881,
hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 16A 1t shall not be lawful for
~ retailer of spirituous liquors to sell
e same to minors or women, or to any
,rson or persons who may be habitually
SECTION t. Section 16 of Chapter Al of
e Laws Of 1882 Is hereby amended to
ad as follows:
8 Section 16. Such last mentioned license
all authorize the hcensee to sell and dis
Sc Of any spirituous liquors, by the glass
bottle, OF the premises therein specified.
tween the hours of five:thirty o'clock in
2 morning and eleven thirty o'clock att :
ght, on every day except Sunday a
SECTION 5. This Act shall become a law II
m and after the date of its approval.
representative Richardson moved the