Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-09
ROBERTSON HANDS
KAN|HO BOUQUET
But it is Returned by
the Native
Member.
SPEAKER AKINA ALSO
EXPRESSES AN OPINION
Many Bills Read by Title in House
Yesterday AfternoOn-Ahulii
Makes His First
Effort.

House yesterday Keiki moved to have
the rules suspended in order to give
notice OF his intention to introduce sew
eral bills. Carried. The bills were as
follows:
1. An Act to provide pension for
ex-Queen Liliuokalani.
2. An Act to regulate licenses for
the sale Of opium.
3. An Act to amend the issuing of
execution on real property.
4. An Act to provide for the estate
OF deceased persons who left no heirs
surviving them, and repeating section
2lO9 OF the Civil Laws.
5. An Act declaring fisheries within
this Territory free to all citizens undT
section 9O6 Of the Organic Act.
Emmeluth, under suspension Of the
rules. introduced the report Of the
Finance Committee on bills II and ~,
stating that they should be considered
by the Taxation Committee.
Makekau stated there was no COM
mittee on taxation.
Makekau moved that the report he
returned to the Finance Committee for
correction. Emmeluth stated tina.
Makekau had forgotten joint commit
tee had reported upon the bill. Mahoe
moved the bill be referred back to the
Joint committee to report to the chair.
The Speaker ruled the motion out Of
order and stated that the motion tc
adopt the report OF the committee wa,
In order.
| Dickey stated that the last ruling Of
the chair was out Of order. Maho<
said that, unless he was mistaken. tn,
bill should be referred to special com
mittees and not to the chair.
Dickey stated that the report wa
addressed to the Speaker and not to chs
House.
Speaker Akina said the only propel
motion before the House was tn,
adoption of the report of the commit
tee. The report was adopted. Hoogi
introduced bill. notice Of which wa
given several days ago, entitled al
Act to prevent the employment Of min
ors in places where intoxicating
liquors are sold. and to prevent minor
from visiting such places"
The bill Is as follows:
/. Ii shall be unlawful for an,
keeper or proprietor of any plac
, where Intoxicating or spirituou
, liqours are sold or dispensed. to EN-
ploy in or about said place, any minol
) 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any keep
err or proprietor OF any place where In
toxicating or spirituous liqours ar
sold or dispensed, to permit any mino
! to visit or remain In the room wher
? said liquors are sold, kept for sale q
dispensed.
3. Any person who shall violate @
fail to observe any OF the provisions q
this Act shall be guilty Of a misdemear
or, and upon conviction shall be fine
not less than twenty-five dollars no
/, more than one hundred dollars, and tn
license ofsaid person shall be forfeite
n and revoked"
Bill read by title and passed to frs
reading.
Mahoe gave notice of his intentio
to introduce a bill entitled IAN Act
repeal gambling laws"
Dickey introduced a bill ITO proyid
a penalty for keeping disorder
houses" Read by title and passed
first reading
Makainai introduced bills, notice I
which was given Thursday, entitle
IAN Act providing for naming stree
and roads In Honolulu" and also "A
Act for the numbering OF buildings
the city of HONOLULU" Both bills rea
by title and passed to first reading.
Monsarrat introduced bill notice I
which had been given. entitled AN a,
giving the right Of appeal to any pc
son adjudged in contempt by any CT
cult Court or by any Judge of an
Circuit Court or by any District Magi
trate or by any officer or person, al
thorized by the laws of said Territor,
and prescribing the procedure govern
ihg the same and providing for bail
| such appeal"
Bill passed to its first reading.
Kawaihoa introduced bill notice
| which had been given, entitled AN A
| to establish and maintain school
| brary."
Bill passed to first reading
! Nalima introduced resolution