The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-19
|I| SENATE
| AND HOUSE
|,u,s Cyerrides
| Dig Tax
VGlO.
WIRE
|,III PASSES HOUSE
4, sustains the Veto of the
ldyaccinatiOn Billboard
Of Education,

~ NI-AN-'
mon the action of that body on
,.7ors vetoes to come up at the
mn session. From start to finish
"a, much talk and little was
he Independent leaders made a
, fin. to pass the anti-vaccina-
u over the veto, but failed to
!. rscsssary Republican votes to
iss.thirds majority, the vote at
j. being a strict party one of 9
s.5 on the dog tax bill'' was
gijusly considered, it being
| hst the measure had been al
LED BY failure to pass the bill
VETO in the House; and it was
nd. until after the vote in the
il to in favor Of the bill
recorded, that the matter had
sas.iersd in the House and the
I'd there over the veto also.
+ vas considerable speculation
i! as to the action of the Senate
58suoFs appointments, which
y today; but nothing definite
X earned beyond the repeated
nle that the appointments of E.
sniA NJ Brown would be con-
he opening Of the Senate the clerk
the ial5Ting communications
The Hlgs
Thai hs House declined to con-
a.S,a!s amendments to House
Hand on motion of Mr.. Brown
so-c Health and Education Com
VI; made a conference COM
% confer thereon with a similar
TIE from the House.
nai tie House had been unable
NJ the twO-thirds vote to pass
g tax bill" over the Governors
~ House bill No. 70 had pass
'saa!ng on the 18th of April.
passed first reading and was
F'ond reading on next Monday.
~ House bill No. "A had passed
sang The bill was read by
Iniay.
y House bill No. 80 had passed
1.as, Set for second reading
Monday.
n,oFts Of Standing Commit
A-'alokalani reported that the
Sl,S had been presented to
l2.e for his signature:
A providing for names of
-s and lanes in the district
q providing for the number
ss in the district of. Ho-
a :, to provide for the exemp-
IN - .vl personal Property from
execution, distress and
y every nature or descrip-
n '5tp F.a an Act emitted.
''c'l'ate the recovery of
s5i' TTslating to the appoint
,, .r.,.''s Tor certain courts in
W! Of Hawaii. - -
1 y. Presented from the
"a. "a Education, to whom was
~. yz4aoa from North KobaIa
h. -O-sament Of a school In
~r as follows: ''''' -
i ,' e5oa, on education and
sy,,. MN vas referred a petit
b hat IA, n ~. Aohaia. Hawaii, have AVE-
S1s5a,.",,s have had the same
'''a' The petition re.
5.ss / school no be established n
d Ps,s5onF, the children fl from N
s,ais@IIig1 kehena. Kahu y y.
I school be est,n,,ss.s ;,
sergga1,.a and Baena.' '''S''e" II
ss,t of 70 p, Interviewed the su.
bud sd matter, Who wrote re" D II
l.aloT9- Hgel agent at K0ha -,
IL ava For resso1s Nohaia
J, hsssTpigtT5I on the su6fec 81
Pa t5s IN ,,h append. We rac 60
''1u'n be laid on tn,
eas., Dr. ,.- Bone, referred to i,
report IL o.. > o., a.
q s.xtvIoaa. an enclosed = PSI ask
asd one ls' two new scnooI
g ian5s , Tor Kaipuhaa an am,
d, u sl,eady" T Sd say hat tn
The two uas school a
u w hey at tasa for at MANU-
N n At HoSoiigSnn regularly. III
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4. a3 Of al ANT. For the a g
aSS'Pse't s5snt ' he. PPo POP I..
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s i avs 8 ;; i SS say 59,, that G
~. Il has ar ,He Regions pet ~
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