Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-24

Senate bill 20, relating to the licens-
Ing Of physicians, came up for third
reading. The bill forces doctors to
serve the Board OF Health in case OF
epidemic, etc. A motion to indefinitely
postpone the bill was lost. The bill
/, then passed third reading. Ayes 10;
noes s. Noes-Aylett, Gilfllan. Hoogs
Keiki. Keliikoa, Makekau, Monsarrat
Nailima and Robertson.
Senate bill lG, relating to the distil.
lation of spirituous liquors. was refer
red to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill 50, regulating the sending
OF American youths 10 the United
States TO be educated, was referred to
the Educational Committee.
Senate bill II, relating to the protec-
ton Of places OF sculpture. was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill 81, relating to criminal
conduct Of an officer in charge OF pris-
oners, was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senate bill %, relating to the illegal
marking Of live stock, was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill 20, making a temporary
appropriation for the Board OF Health,
was referred to the Committee on Ex-
penditures.
Senate bill Z, relating to the con-
cealment OF the death, Of a newly born
child was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Miscellany.
Senate bill 81, providing for a con-
servatory OF music In Hllo, was refer
red to the Committee on Education.
Senate bill II, regulating the nesting
and gaming season of birds, was in.
definitely postponed.
Emmeluth introduced a report from
the Committee on Taxation, which Is,
in part. as follows:
Hon. J. A. Akina, Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives.
Sir:-While the joint committee on
Taxation of the Legislature was in
session last Saturday evening, dis
cussing ways and means for raising
the necessary revenue for the coming
Biennial period, matters which are OF
serious import to the community
at large, the members were constantly
interrupted by sounds of hilarity
which came from the Bungalow In
l,a 40 A
celebration by the officers OF the 10
cal military, In their club room, en-
| joying themselves to the full. ovel
the selection of their regimental OH
cials for the year was tne cause ant
the sounds OF evident jolllty on tn,
part Of these officers brought to tn,
minds OF the members OF the join
4 committee on Public expenditures
who were present, that the report o.
the financial expert who has made
an examination Of the books of the
! Auditor dealing with the expenses
OF maintaining those same officers II
/ their places and the enjoyment O
! their club and perqulsltes. was In thell
hands, with these sounds ringing u
their ears on the one hand anl The
knowledge Of the suspension Of ne
4 Cossary road work for want Of funds
ON the other, your committee has fell
urged 10 make an advance report ~
the special subject Of Military OK
/ penHeB ms laid before thcm,
The hgurcs unoarthod by these OK
pertH show that during the three years
covered By these reports the amounts
spent upOn the military were as fol
lows, Total cost Of Milltia, SllGlhl.
no, cost Of CllilonH Guard SslpS 90
Band, sbb,bu3DG a total NJ tasossl,
49,
10 realize a. nm extent the mean
1 inF ~ these hgurrH ono should con
slider that The real use NJ the mill