The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
Fifty-Finh Day.
THURSDAY. Aug. >.

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The House met at 10 O'Clock. Hon. w.
R. Castle, President, in the chair. Absent
Ministers Green and Thurston; Mobiles
Dowsett, Young, Jaeger, Smith, Baldwin,
Campbell, Widemann. Makee, and Ber-
telmann; Reps. kalaukoa, Kauhi. Kin
ney, kauhane, Kamauoha, Paris, Daniels,
Wilcox, and Nakaleka. Minutes read and
confirmed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. c. Brown, for the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported on the bill referred to
them, July Goth, relating to attendance at
school. Recommend certain amendments
and with them that the bill pass Laid on
the table to be considered with the bill,
Rep. Paehaole presented minority re-
port on the konohiki fisheries bill, and the
bill to amend section I.477, Civil Code. re-
latlve to the taking OF wood, ii leaves, etc.
Laid on the table To be considered with the
bills.
RESOLUTION.
Minister Thurston moved the following:
WHEREAS, by reason of the death of the
Hon. Samuel q. Wilder, member of this
Assembly, there is vacancy in the num-
Der OF Mobiles to which the Island OF Oahu
is entitled.
Resolved, that the Secretary of the AS
Senbly is hereby instructed to inform the
Minister OF Interior OF such fact, and re-
quest that an election be ordered TO fill
such vacancy. Adopted.
NEW BILL.
Rep. F. Brown read, a first time. bill to
amend section | ,O36 of the Civil Code
ORDER OF THE DAY.
konohiki fisheries.-Second reading of
the bill, introduced June Is. by Rep. IA
mauoha, to repeal sections 3s7, 3Ss. 3S9. |
$50. 39l, 392, 1874, 395. and 1896 OF the Civil |
Code-relating to the kOnohiki fisheries, |
and defining their authority as set forth in |
said sections, and the bill to amend section |
l. AZ OF the Civil Code, with majority and |
minority reports OF Committee thereon
Minister ThurSton moved that both bills, |
being unconstitutional, be laid on the table.
The ayes and noes were called on the
motion, as regards the konohik fisheries
bill, with the following result
Ayes-Green, Austin, Young, Jaeger,
Smith, Foster Wall Townsend, Hitch
cock, Makee, Dole, Hustace, c. Brown,
Deacon, Nawahine, Horner, Kawainui. A.
5. WilcoX-lS.
NOes-Luhiau, Naone, Kauhi, Kamai.
AlSIGhuiliIl, NdhdlGka-I. 1
The bill was laid on the table.
Taking tirewood, ii leaves, etc.-Second
reading OF the bill to amend section I,477
Of the Civil Code, with committee reports
thereon.
Noble Hitchcock moved indefinite post
DOnement.
The motion was adopted on the following
iiyision:
Ayes Green, Austin, Thurston, Robin
on, Young, Jaeger, Waterhouse, Motley.
Wall, Townsend, Hitchcock, Bailey, Ma
zee, Dole, c. Brown, Deacon, Horner, A.
!. Wilcox, Rice, Gay-20.
Noes-Smith, Luhiau, Richardson, G. y.
Wilcox, Hustace, Naone, Kauhi, F Brown,
lanai, kamauoha, Nawahine, Helekuni-
Il. kawainui, Nakaleka, Kapaehaole-15
Tuition fees.-Third reading of the bill
elating TO tuition fees in Government s
choOls. Passed. 8
No tuition fees.-Third reading of the
ill to prohibit the collection of tuition fees S
1 certain Government schools. Passed. :
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
The President appointed on the tax y
ssessment bill of yesterday, a committee, y
OF the Minister of Interior,
cps. Wilcox and Kinney, Mobiles Town
md and Young S
Usual noon recess. one hour. r,