The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-16
LEGISLATIVE

The report of committee OF pay of
officers was adopted, giving the Secfe-
tary and Interpreter $ra day each,
the Messenger $4.so and the Janitor
ST. 1t was announced by the special
committee that His Majesty would
prorogue the Legislature at II this
forenoon.
Mr.. Gibson announced bills APP
proved by His Majesty as follows:
An Act to license the carrying CT
fire arms for hunting purposes.
An Act to prevent the destruction Of
game.
An Act relating to Migrants and dis
orderly persons.
An Act to authorize and regulate
the grade of streets and highways
An Act relating to the Justices of
the Supreme Court.
An Act to provide permanent set
Element for the Princess Poomaika-
lani.
An Act to provide permanent set
Element for the Hon. Thos. w. Everett
An Act to provide a permanent set
Element for the Hon. A. Fernandez
An Act to provide permanent set
Element for the Hon. w. c. Parke
An Act relating to gaming.
An Act relating to the issuing of
executions and proceedings thereon.
An Act regulating the practice Of
law in the Police and District Courts.
An Act to amend the law relating to
appeals from Police and District JUS
tees Courts.
An Act to amend and consolidate
the laws relative to the commits
sioners Of private ways and water rights.
An Act restricting the granting Of
licenses in Honolulu.
Joint resolution for the relief of the
Board of Genealogy.
An Act relating to import duties on
wines.
An Act to amend the Act providing
for national loan.
An Act to regulate the currency.
An Act to prescribe the residence
necessary to the exercise Of the elective
franchise.
An Act to provide for the payment
of certain bills incurred by His Ma
, jesty's Chamberlain during the corona
ton of His Majesty, and in furnishing
and finishing Iolani Palace.
An act to regulate the observance o
Sunday.
An act to prevent collisions at sea
5 An act making special appropriation
: for the use of the Government durin
I the two years which will end with tn
thirty-frst of March, 1888.
The following were returned vetoed
e An act TO amend section 4, chapte
S "a, session. laws Of 1884, relating t
n tuition fees in public English schools
An act to amend section 247, of tn
Civil Code, relating to the branding {
animals.
s The Minister stated that other bill
u under consideration of His Majest
would be reported on this merning
Mr.. Kekoa, the illegally electe
:. member for Puma, sent in commun
cation saying the committee on h
! case had never summoned him to NEE
with them, and he asked that the pet
- ton against him be indefinitely pos
u" poned and that he be recognized
the member for Puma. His letter WI
d laid on the table.
s. The bill relating to withdrawal
G. alcohol from the Custom House WI
a passed.
t, The bill to release and quitclai
,e certain lands in Honolulu TO Il
Roman Catholic Bishop was passe
Also the bill to indemnify the Minst
Of of Finance in the sum of $oI,S55.I
ID Mr.. Keau was allowed to withdraw h
g. bill to prevent the driving of cattle
n Moanalua.
e The bill relating to explosives, fixll
m the oil test at ITO, was indefinite
y. postponed, Mr.. Kalua, who made Il
motion, saying that it would prohit
es the use of all the oil in the city exec
g that sold by one firm.
n, Mr.. Kaulukou moved the house ia
OF up the bill for the organization of
is marine and military school, which CT
M ried, but the bill could not be found.
er The Secretary was instructed
complete his record of the business
.se the session within 40 days from Nc
NV day next.
Ibe The house adjourned at five m
ed utes to four, till nine O'Clock this MOI
an ing. Yesterday was the one hundr
vas and twcnty-eighth day.
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