Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-03-24
EMBRACE Taken al Cavalier Treatment
BY The Senate.


appointed Messrs. Achi, Robert
son aud Pogue committee To
consider the questions OF Mr.
Achi and answers Of the Attorne,
General respecting telephone
poles near the car lines.
To Mr.. Kahaulelio, respecting
Post Office boxes, Mr.. Damou
replied that applications for boxes
have been refused; about ~
names on file; re son have not
been filled is that no boxes wtrr
to be had When the new front
is completed there will be about
300 extra boxes, which will meet
Ill demands.
Senate reported Constitutional
Amendment and House bill "a
passed; also two House bills re
jected.
Mr.. Robertson moved to refer
this communication to the Passed
Bills Committee with instructions
t. investigate the circumstance of
the rejection of bills that have
passed the House without con,ii
Grafton. IL. considered that tho
Senate had treated the House con.
temptuously, and if this was re
peated the House would have to
reject few Senate bills in retalia
ton.
Motion passed.
Mr. Robertson, for the Judiciary
Committee, recommended the in
definite postponement of Housa
bill AZ, relating to practise of law
Mr.. Pogue.for the Finance Com
mittee, presented a report on
House bill 26, an act to encourage
the cultivation of grapes, re
commerdine an amendment
providing that nothing in
this act shall be construed
10 repeal any of the provisions OF
Act 80 of the Provisional Gov rro.
ment rs amended by Act SO of the
Session Laws of 1896"
Minister Damon read tbs an
swer Of the Board of Health to
questions of Mr.. Paris respecting
the Government physician il
Kau: "In reply l would state
that DR.. Capron, the Government
ply stefan for the district of Kau,
has been granted leave of alb
sence for two months and SO ia,
no physician has been appointed
to fill the place during his alb
sence.
the district is not without a
physician, as a DR.. Mcmillan Is
now residing there and practising
medicine in the district"
Following petitions and resolu-
tons were presented:
Mr.. Kahaulelio, $500 for i'm
proving the road in Molokai from
the Kaunakakai landing to the
Hoolehua homesteads;
Same member, S30J for the road
from Pelekuuu to Ksmalo, Molo-
kai. .......
Mr.. Achi, S25OO for improving
the Punaluu road from Hilea to
Pahala.
Mr.. Kaeo, for so two-cent
stamps for each member.
Mr.. Pogue, for the Finance
Committee, reported on the petit
ton Of I'll. III. Williams for REIN
bursement of duty paid on
hearse, which had since been de
clared an overcharge by the Min
lister. 1t recommended that the
petition be denied, as il would
establish bad precedent for the
House to take up matters of this
particular kind.
Mr.. Robertson introduced his
bill relating to street railways on
he island of Oahu. Same pass
nd & st reading ard went to the
Fruting Committee.
Mr.. Kahaulelio asked for a
leave of absence of two days from
tomorrow morning. Granted.
Mr.. Gear INTRODUCED the follow
Jog resolution:
"Resolved-Thst the powder
magazine in its present location
is a menace to the safety Of the
residents in that vicinity, and thai
immediate steps be taken for its
removal to a more isolated loca-
ton"
Mr. Loebens.ein moved to refer
to the Military Committee. Car
ried.