The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11

conscious OF any wrong oN'"r- nut
that he showed lack OF v.e.
aud appreciation OF the
his position, and the.pl-le.
Superintendent acted within his
authority in asking for his resigua
ton. Attached to the report is the
testimony taken Oh the hearing.
Adopted.
Andrade, from Judiciary, report
ed on Bill 65, by Paele, relating to
attending schools, rec omm ends in
definite postponement, as the pas
sage would impose a hardship on
poorer parents and it would also
in certain instances uecessi,ste the
presence in the schools of married
people. Paele does not concur.
For consideration with the bill.
| Jaeger, from Miecellar eous, re
ported on Bill 1873, by Harris, to
protect life and property from in
jury resulting from the operation
OF steam boilers and engines, etc,
recommends passage with gu amend
ment. Adopted.
The same committee presented
several other reports, az follows:
2-On Bill 81, by Pulaa, to repeal
certain sections of Chapter S5 of the
Penal Laws, recommends indefinite
pos ponement, for If the present
law is repealed, people may take it
for granted that they have the
right and privilege to shoot on
other peoples lands and thereby
get into trouble. Adopted.
| 3-On Bill 26, by Lewis, relating
to lights, that the Senate has
amended it and it finds the same
valuable ana recommends adoption
Adopted.
4-On Bill 152, by Andrade, rels-
ting to executions, recommends pass
age. Adopted.
5 -On Bill 103, by Pulaa, amend
ing Section 1880 of the Civil Code,
recommends indefinite postpone
ment, as the subject matter is al
ready embodied in substitute Bill 5
Adopted.
Con Bill s6.by Vids, to empowe,
the High Sheriff, etc, to prosecute
In all criminal cases before all Dis.
trict Courts, recommends indefnite
postponement on the ground thai
prosecution would be turned iItc
. prosecution which would be unjust
Vida said that as the County Bill
. would pass, the provisions OF the
bill being in it, he would gladly
move for adoption. The Speske
esked him whether the Governor
+ had already given him assurance
that be would sign II Report
adopted.
o 7-On Bill 100, by Damien, to re
= gulats employment Of labor on the
= public works, recommends indef finite
. postponement, as it is ambiguous
J, uncertain and unintelligible, also
that Section 4 is upconstitutioual
and further that it attempts to cove
. ground already cover by House Bill
! u, a superior bill to this one, nov
), passed second reading, Wright doel
not concur. Adopted.
Son Bill ID, by Kupihes, deiin
: ing legal days work, recommend,
indefpits postponement, as III
!, ground is covered by Bill "a already
soportsd iavorably. Pasle doe'
. not concur. Adopted.
. 9-On Bill 7e, by Pale, defining
= unlawful Influencing OF voters, re
commends indefinite postponement
!. as it would provide q greater hard
>. ship on the community and punish
. ment would bs inflicted upon limo
y cent parties. Adopted.
lO-On Bill ia. by Kupihes. ds
. fning unlawful influencing of voters
- a. this is identical with Bill rs in
- troduced subsequent, recommend
!, indefinite postpopement, Faele doe
- not ooaour. Adopted.
Aylett presented a concurren
|, resolution that the Superintendent
10 oil Public Works bs aN.boriz I'd +