The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-12


Fourth Precinct.
oliver Stillman, October H. 400
j. Hui. September q, 1900.
q. w Nawaakoa, September p. 1900.
Fifth Precinct.
Geo. T.. Lake. October %. 1900.
G. S. Richardson, October 20, 1901
{ =. Kuoha, September "a, 400
Sixth Precinct.
II u. johnson, September a. 1900.
J. NJ. Ezera, october %, 1900.
Kauka Williams. October II, 1900.
Seventh Precinct.
Julius Asche, September "a, 1900.
8. X. Kaloa, September "a 1900
Is. r. G. Wallace, September A, 1900.
Eighth Precinct.
C. r. Dement,, September "a, 1900.
Asa Kaulia, September "a, 1900.
w. W, Bristol, September "a. 1900
Ninth Precinct.
a. w, Nicely, October /, 1900.
S. II. Meekapu, September "a, 1900.
T.. w. Weed, September "a, 1900.
Tenth Precinct.
Nj. *. Keohokalole, September "a, 1900
Abraham Bolster, September "A, 1900.
w. *. Kaleihuia, September "a, 1890.
Sixth District, Islands of Kauai and Nit
hau-First Precinct.
]. b. Kaomea, September "a, 1900.
J. w. kaala, September "a, 1900.
M. Nohokula, September "a, 1900.
Second Precinct.
j. ~. Arendt, October 3, 1900
i. kaaiawaawa, September "a 1890.
l.. kilauano, October 3, 1900.
Third Precinct.
g. b. Hofgaard, September "a, 1860.
j. w. X. Naval, September "A. 1900.
Il. Il. Kauai, September "A, 1900
Fourth Precinct.
J. A. Palmer September "a. 1900.
j. X. Palama, September "a. 1900
H. II. Brodie, September "a 1900.
Fifth Precinct.
David Kapahee, October s. 1900
Chas Neuman, october s. 1900.
II. Blake, September -, I9vJ.
Sixth Precinct.
w. T. Lucas, September a, 1900.
H. ID. Wishard, october S, 1900
kanikanikia, September a, 1899.
Seventh Precinct
J. w. Neal September a, 1900
h. haumuaIi, september a, 1900.
s. w. Meheula, September n, 1900.
Eighth Precinct.
John Bush, September "A, 1900
+. Migela, September "a 1900.
w. Kinney, October l, 1900.
Ninth Precinct.
c. II. Willis, September "A, 1900
ID. Ii. kanehe, october l. 1900.
&. &. Makee, September n, 1900
SANFORD Il. DOLE.
The Governor also sent a long mes
sage in regard TO the state of the Treas
ury, and the need OF more FUNDS.
Senator Achi presented the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the sum of $4,000 may
be inserted in the loan bill to construct
a boulevard not less than eighty ;cet
wide, from the City through kewalo,
Pawaa and Waikiki tracts to kapiolani
Park
The honorable gentleman said: 1--WE
have got sailors and soldiers, but We
need boulevards, or they cannot SO along
the Rialto. The owners of the land In
question should give up their lands tor
the good of the Commonwealth" der.
a Senator whispered, "Achi Is always
ready and willing to give the other fell
lows land away.'D
Senator Crabbe was a4so out for mon
ey, and presented the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the following amount be
inserted in the appropriation bin for the
regarding and merchandising i<inau
street from Alapai street to 500 feet more
or less beyond Makiki street, $l2,32O
Then ne needed a rest and introduced
the following joint resolutions:
BE 1t Resolved, by the Senate and the
House of Representatives, That the Gov
ernor is hereby authorized and empow'
cred to declare May Day a school holi.
day throughout this Territory.
Senator Baldwin presented the follow
ing petition:
To the Members of the Senate of the
Legislature of the Hawaiian Islands: W
the undersigned respectfully petition
your honorable body for an appropria'
ton of $500 per nnnum. for the Ere,
Kindergarten and Children's Aid Asso
citation of the Hawaiian Islands
For the Association: Clara II. MELON
aid, Alice H. Thompson, Margaret l.
Hopper.
This was followed by a resolution
from Senator Russell. which roads:
Resolved, That the sum OF $50 o00 he ap
propriated from any money not other
wise appropriated for condcmuing M
property between WainlSea and Wa mlul
river along the beach and ue.ow IRON
street in The town OF iito Tor the llh,
boulevard.
Then, at last. the order Of the day wa
ca He'd.
House bill 10, repeating obsolete laws
passed third reading senate h.l, 81. Ic
latinR to "a music conservatory In IIllo
passed,
Senate bin n, rotating to birds an,
nosts, passed after a heated debate "a
TO whether goose was game hlrd o
whether monFou-o would eat th
geese. or the geese would 1--we whore th
"mongeese" exist senator Paris wa
appealed 10 by Cecil Brown. who lnsinu
atcd that goose, geese. mougoosr Hu'
mOnpeese lived IN the District Of Pars
who, In defending the birds and otho
fellows, rot somewhat mixed
Senator Carter treu asked for an ap
preparation for the Exhibition M Buffalo
ana wanted money Tor un envoy 20 NJ
there with the work ~ our children,
House hill o. providing for The r.Rh
~ action for damage Tor wrongful
death" sas cent a. tho MsetllaBo0u
Committee.