The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-05

sion ana control OF the expenditure OF All
road taxes and all monies appropriated by
the Legislature and used In making ami
repairing the same, and in such amounts
as the respective Boards, or a majority
of the members thereof NAV decide.
The Minister Of the Interior shall, upon
the nomination of the respective Road
Boards, or a majority OF each OF such
Road Boards, appoint a competent per-
son in each taxation district OF the king
dom TO be Road Supervisor for such
taxation district. Said Road Supervisor
may be removed at any time by the
Minister OF the Interior upon the written
request OF the Road Board or a majority t
of the members of such Road Board. /
Nothing herein contained shall be con- |
strued so as TO prevent one person from /
| holding the position OF Road Supervisor |
| for more than the one taxation district |
| Tor which he was originally or first APP |
| pointed"
The section passed as read.
Section 3 Section OF said Act is
| hereby amended so that it shall read as
follows 80 Section t. The Road Super
visor shall, before entering upon the
duties of his office, file in the Interior
Office a bond with sufficient suretIes TO
the Minister of the Interior in penal
sum not to exceed the estimated amount
of the road-tax of the district. Said bond
shall be conditioned for faithful DISPOSE
ton of and accounting for the road moneys
which may be paid 10 him or his order
or expended by him in the road work OF
the district.
Rep. Brown called the attention of the
House to the section whether it would
be better to insert the amount OF bond
| | II
Noble J. NJ Horner did not like the
bill; thought they had better wait two
wears. He thought the bill should be
postponed.
! While he was speaking, the House
, was startled by Noble Anderson saying,
} "under the road board. ~
The section passed as read.
e Section t. Section of said Act is
, hereby amended so that the same shall
5 read as follows &c Section Is. A full
record shall be kept by the Road Super
s visor of all business transacted at any
i meeting of the Road Board and OF the
y work done in the district. Full account
g shall also be kept by him OF all moneys
received, showing the source from
d whence derived, and of all moneys paic
e out showing also the locality In which
l. expended, whether for labor or material
l. and the persons to whom paid. Suct
IS records and accounts shall be open Il
the inspection of any taxpayer reslden
l, in the district at any OF the meetings o
the Board "
IL The section passed as read.
q Section 5. Section 8 of said Act II
hereby amended so that the same shall
te read as follows -" Section 8. All roat
a, taxes shall be paid into the Public Urea
| hn
g each district shall be special deposit il
the Treasury to the credit OF such distriC
OF to be paid out only upon the order OF tn
Road Supervisors, which order shall b
OF countersigned by the chairman of tn
Road Boards. The Minister of FInanc
ty shall, under no circumstances, allo'
such special deposits, or any part there
Id of, to be used for any other purpose tina
to to paw the drafts which may be draw
by the Road Supervisor and counte
signed by the chairman of the Roa
or Board as hereinbefore provided"
'es The section passed as read.
III, Section 6. Section 8 of said Act
be hereby amended so that the same sha
ial read as follows -" Section 9. The Roa
Supervisor shall, at the end OF eaC
ee, quarter, send to the Minister of the L
dill terror detailed statement of the VOL
S. done in his district during the quartz
es- and also detailed financial statemer
setting forth all receipts and expenC
to lures, accompanied by vouchers for ;
:. expenditures"
ut The section passed as read.
be Sec 7. Sec. II of the said act shall
and the same is hereby repeale
DE Passed.
Rep. Brown moved to insert the
to lowing new section:
"Sec. IA. ANY new roads the constr
l. ton of which shall have been provid
for by the Legislature outside OF the 70
to taxes, may be constructed by the Min
sti- ter Of the Interior without reference
the District Road Boards "
red The section passed TO he called s
ton 8.
ite- Sec. was amended to read section
cad and passed as follows:
ace Sec. 9. This act shall take effect a
become law from and after the date
ent it's approval. provided however Il
ed. every act, matter and thing, requisite,
The ouired. or necessary to be done for
N l carrying out of the provisions of the
entitled " An Act to amend the law C
ion. corning Road Supervisors and the {
n to position of the road tax, and to estabI
local Road Boards, and to define tn
d. duties" approved November 18th, is
between the day OF the date OF the
sec prevail of this act and the lst day
ton January, 1892, shall be done and /
end formed the same as if the said act
and not been altered or amended.
to The title was read, amended {
heir passed.
7. The bill passed to engrossment, to
ttee read third time on Tuesday.
l. Noble Crahbe moved to re-cOnSi
,ood the vote on bill No 1913, relating to
ID it compulsory school age OF children.
The motion carried.
sec On motion of Noble Marsden, the
passed to engrossment, to be read Il
It is time on Tuesday.
hall Second reading OF bill No. 100, an
here relating to appointment OF Road SUI
tiers visors-in-Chief, etc.
next The report of the committee
and adopted, recommending the bill be
and definitely postponed. The report
fter, kills bill No. 1l6.
AKA Second reading of bill No. l5l. an
who to amend Chapter XVII OF the SEES:
I'd OF laws OF 1886, being an act entitled .
ted. Act to relieve certain articles OF I'M
and from customs duties"
two The bill was indefinitely postponed
ion. the adoption OF the majority report OF
the Finance Committee.
the Second reading OF an act entitled q
the Act to regulate the importation OF
'ried stock Tor sale into this kingdom, an
now provide for the thorough inspection
the quarantine OF all such live stock so
ON ported.
X to The report of the committee was n
bers offering substitute bill which they
Mt OF commend pass.