Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-09
THREE Bills PASS
Third READING
At the Afternoon Session
Of the Upper House
Yesterday.
PETROLEUM ACT GOES
THROUGH UNANIMOUSLY
Senator Kanuha Introduces a ReSOlu-
ton Which Does Not Meet
With Favor---GovernOr's
Appointments Deferred.

In the Senate yesterday afternoon,
the session was opened by report on
the part Of Mr.. Kalauokalani for the
Printing Committee. Senator Carter
stated that the Ways and Means Com
mittee had discovered mistake In the
printing Of Senate bill Sc and, on this
showing, the bill was referred back to
the Printing Committee.
Mr.. Achi reported for the full COM
mittee on Miscellaneous Petitions on
Senate bill 60 recommending certain
amendments and the passage of the bill
as amended. The report was laid on
the table to be considered with the bill.
Mr.. White reported favorably on
House bill No. 40 AN Act relating to
the prevention OF minors being employ
ed in places where liquor is sold" The
report was adopted and the bill was
ordered typewriter and read the third
time on Wednesday.
Mr.. Kanuha reported favorably on
Senate bill SO An Act to provide for
and to regulate the sending OF Ameri-
can youths to the United States to be
educated. The report was adopted and
the bill ordered typewriter and read
the third time on Wednesday.
Mr.. Paris reported for the Public
Lands Committee recommending an ap-
preparation for the road from Waihee
TO Kahului. Maui. The report was laid
on the table to be considered with
either the Loan or Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Kanuha introduced resolution
calling for the appointment by the
President OF the Senate Of a special
committee OF three to investigate false
reports being circulated about the town
bearing on his connection with the Dis
pensary Act. The resolution was
promptly tabled.
Mr. Achi gave notice OF his intention
to introduce "An Act to repeal Chapter
or Act So OF the Session Laws, 1898.
Under suspension of rules, the bill was
read first time by title and referred.
. MT. 1IdDtD CAV thol"t VI MS lht'h-
ton to introduce the following bills:
/. An Act to amend Act 25 OF the
Session Laws OF 1898.
2. An Act to prohibit the driving OF
any vehicle faster than a walk over
certain street crossings.
3. An Act to regulate the use OF
lights on vehicles after dark.
4. An Act providing for the placing
OF wires for the transmission Of cleo
tricity underground.
Mr.. Crabbe introduced resolution
calling for $4,000 to be put in the Appro-
priation bill for grading Queen street,
commencing at the Sanitary Steam
Laundry and running IN an easterly d.
rection. The resolution was laid on
the table to be considered with the Ap-
preparation bill.
Mr.. Paris gave notice Of his intention
to introduce AN Act 20 amend Section
6 OF Chapter LXXIX of the Penal Code,
relating to the census and. under sus-
pension of rules, the bill was read the
first time by title and referred to the
Printing Committee.
The message of the Governor submit
ting his appointments, came up on the
order of the day but was again deferred
until Wednesday week.
Senate bill 81 relating to petroleum
and its products, passed third reading
unanimously, after a slight amendment
by Mr.. c. Brown.
Senate bill Is relating to the Illegal
manufacture for sale Of spirituous
liqours and substances, passed third
reading unanimously.
Senate bill l6 AN Act to amend Sec
ton 425 of the Penal Laws, relating TO
the distillation OF spirltuous liqours."
passed third reading by vote Of ~
to-
House bill A IAN Act to establish
and maintain school libraries was
brought up In third reading but after
striking out section 9. the clause APP
proprIatng 100000. the further con-
siderat,on Of the bill was deferred.
The consideration of the Dispensary
bill was deferred until the minority
report OF DR., Russell shall have been
printed.
At AIS o'clock, the Senate adjourned.