The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-19
THE SENATE
AND HOUSE

afternoon session From start 60 finish
there was much talk and little was
done The Independent leaders made a
strong fight 60 pass the anti-vaccina,
ton bill over the veto but failed To
win the necessary Republican votes to
give two-thirds majority the vote at
the close being strict party one OF Q
to 6.
The veto on the dog tax bill" was
not seriously considered. IL being
thought that the measure had been al
ready killed by failure to pass the bill
over the veto i'm the House: and 1t was
not learned, until after the vote in the
Senate of IL to in favor of the bill
had been recorded, that the matter had
been reconsidered In the House and the
bill passed there over the veto also.
There was considerable speculation
yesterday as to the action of the Senate
on the Governors appointments. which
come up today; but nothing definite
could be learned beyond the repeated
assurance" that the appointments of e.
p. Dole and A. NJ. Brown would be con-
firmed.
At the opening of the Senate the clerk
read the following communications
from the House,
/. That the House declined to con-
Wi ~ eiiS s'SititS " MUST
bill No. A and on motion of Mr.. Brown
the Public Health and Education Com
mittee was made a conference COM
mittee to confer thereon with similar
committee from the House.
q That the House. had been unable
to secure the twothirds vote to pass
the dog tax bill'' over the Governors
veto.
8. That House bill No 70 had pass
ed third reading on the 18th of April.
The bill passed first reading and was
set for second reading on next Monday
a. That House hill No "A had passad
third raadin, rha h,,I 100 - ~,
.,., us nc v,ii was ie"u Wy
.i.le anu secoiiu reauihs was set lor
next Monday.
5. That House bill No. 90 had passed
third reading. Set for second reading
on next Monday
Irpdor raoort 10 c.,,,,u c,...,,.
90. N,u 1 leo, - 81 stunning COMMIT
Nii iNaiauohaiaiii lepofteu that the
1olioWinS Acts had been presented to
Governor Dole for his signature:
1. An Act providing for names OF
streets, roads and lanes in the district
of Honolulu.
2. An Act providing for the number
ing of buildings in the district of Ho-
nolulu.
g. An Act to provide for the exenon
ton of certain personal property from
attachment, execution, distress and
orceu SAFE OF every nature or descrip-
, ioh' anu repeating an Act entitled
AN Act 10 Iacllilate the recovery OF
ehts:
4. AN ACT relating TO the appoint
leiit ,r Oh palIilfs Tor certain courts in
ne ne, ieIiltory Oh hawaii
MT. baIdWlh presented from the
Committee on Education, to whom was
eferred a petition from North Kohala
pr the establishment of n school in
"yonr oo,,,,,,I.to, ~,
ea1,b 70 n,I'a,.' oh eeueation anu
on from sixtwloma oitiaa q PEI.
strict OF Of NnrtI Ine h Gi,i% Ems OF the
) report that we have had id " tha' s naoe
,ests. a'ioA' ihe petition re-
~ Tbot . so,oo, ho ..o,,a, J.,
ortb KnhaI. 'I fnu NC eSiaplisheo IN
ainuhaa Puubue Kabann , irUni
~ Kaanoto uue' Neheha' hahu"a
30 M Mtatiatiaiu III, =, ,,,-
ortb Uonoin,, Ia es'aoiisieu III
t,Yo,,r cnn1ui,, go =, tan,i A., c..
rintanSent nf prtIio H I. tie gu
gard to the matter wnn ,rro1 oA M ~
bis oninioS n''T ~ asenv AT hohala,
Bonds report on the snniact
lich we herewith append we recom
End that the petition be laid on the
ole.'
he report or Or. Bond, referred to in
committees report is as follows: /
IN reply TO yours OF April g. ask {
y, trnr ma sio,l On an enclosed Peti-
established: one for Kainnbaa and q
ghboring lands and one. for Honoi- S
and Haena. l would say that the q
artment already has school at r
tJa me two or three children |
a. where they attend reeuIar,v The !
Pulation at Honopu and vicinity is
small and too uncertain to war =.
the maintenance of school at .
,n p9ati al present. for the ac-
ned the denartmnn+ hos boS ,r6o
sheraton a central school whicb n
Id involve Kaipuhaa children {
mile walk; from Mahukona, ditto; a