The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-06
SENATE WORK
IS ADVANCED

The Senate notified the House of the
passage of the bill amending the law
with reference to the tax on malt
liquors and remitting claims for spe-
cial taxes under II. The bill was taken
UP and passed first reading The Sem
ate joint resolution asking Congress to
appropriate s250,00O, or give % per cent
of the customs revenue, for the pur-
pose of assisting the cause of educa-
ton was received and the resolution
was adopted by the House.
p memorial was received from the
We Committee of the Republi-
can t,af,y- - ;, 'vsv..v.s..
protesting against the employment of
Orientals on public works, and the
same was laid on the table to be con-
sidered with a bill of similar nature.
w. X. Keoho, of Kipahulu, Maui.
petitioned for recompense for damages
to his land by the running of a road
through it, alleging that the board had
taken his land, cut through the two
patches and damaged the land in the
sum named. This was referred to the
judiciary committee for investigation.
APPROPRIATIONS RECON-
MENDED.
hN NShiii'iNN'N VII pupilI anu
internal improvements reported favor
ably upon the following items: That
the government lands at Makaoku be
sold to settlers and that road be
built at cost of s., 500 from the Kinau
wharf, Hilo, to the Waiakea lands;
recommending an appropriation for
extending School street to the Ka-
mehameha " road; 5000 for lighting
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Pail Kaloahine to Pauuhuhu.
Fernandez reported from the print
ing committee that certain bills and
the Governors message We're ready for
distribution.
Kumalae reported from the special
committee on the Chinese fund that
IT needed more time to consider the
matter, which was granted.
AFTER HEALTH BOARD.
Paele gave notice that he would in
troduce bills as follows: To reorganize
the Board of Health and to repeal
act 60 Of 1896 also chapter 70 of the
session laws of 1892. Under suspension
Of the rules the former passed first
reading He also introduced a reso-
luton calling for the appropriation OF
$4,000 for bridge at Kaneohe; 81 900
for a bridge at Kahuku; S., 600 for
breakwater at Waihole and Kaalaea.
Knudson gave notice that he would
introduce bill TO encourage dyersi-
tied industries.
keliinoi gave notice, and was per-
mitted 20 introduce, bin providing
franchise for A, l.. q. Atkinson and
associates 20 supply gas ana relating
- children running on the streets
"fter sunset The bills passed FIRST
reading
FACTS AS TO EMPLOYEES,
VIDA then introduced the following
resolution. which Was adopted.
THAT in order 90 prDperly leRslnte
il ihn matter Of city ana county E0y-
'rnhrnif ns Go salaries aud other a.
l'ndiiufrF ana iHRHtIlu underlying thr
same he Governor hr ana De- hefrby
requested io fuinish ihlr House. within
irn days IRON ihr pRffaFr ~ this res
plpllnn, or hH soon thereafter as pnssir
hlf y statement N co. number af p.rr
fnnt ffHflhug employed und paid hy
iht Irii4inA nn tHfh ~ ihr several
bianaH ~ ihr TrUli1r. together Win
40 tHla'f uf NhHfs psid ihp samr.
snS lh' Whflmum ana minimum nun
h'f ~ persons temporarily employed
sud psla ~ ihe TfiUi0fg nn saeb ~
ins rssffal ISLANDS ~ ihr TrIliiDTy. lf
w ihf fNsfsf ~ ihs Standardization VI
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