Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-29
REPRESENTATIVES COMPLETE GOOD RECORD
ON IMPORTANT BILLS AT LATE HOUR


The general railroad bill failed Of
passage In third reading by a vote Of 10
ayes to IS noes
Foreign Corporations.
The bill for the regulation OF foreign
corporations passed third reading by q
vote OF % to 1.
The Hilo FIRE department and High
School bills passed unanimously.
The Act relating TO nuisances. pro-
yiding for the constructing Of balconies
passed with only one vote registered
against II.
The Senate bill relating to liquid ex-
plosiyes. failed to pass third reading
by vote Of 10 ayes and II noes.
Banking Bill Goes Through.
Senate Bill &C., relating TO certain
banking privileges. introduced I'm the
upper House by Senator Cecil Brown,
Mr.. Harris moved to indefinitely post
pone The Speaker said II was a
dangerous precedent to change tho
banking laws Of the country. As they
stood at the present time. they safe
guarded the interests of the people well
were passed II would mean that banks
could go into almost any kind Of bust
ness and where would the depositOrs
get OF. Where was their safeguard.
The banks could become trustees. oper-
ate a meat market, run n butcher shop
do any old thing. The majority OF
the bankers Of the city were not in
favor OF any change The motion was
seconded by Mr. Fernandez.
Mr.. Andrade moved for the passage
OF the bill in third reading. He and
Mr.. Harris had waited for the very
last day Of the session to disagree on
an important measure. when a com
mercial house or a meat market got in
TO trouble. and application was made
to the banks, who ran those companies.
The banks, naturally.
A motion was made for the previous
question and the motion 10 indefinitely
postpone was lost by a vote OF l6 to ~,
as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Damien. Fernandez.
Greenwell. Harris, Kali. Keliinoi,
Knudsen. Kumalae. Kupihea, Long,
Oil and Pulaa-l2.
Noes-Messrs. Andrade. Chilling
worth, Gandall, Haia, Jaeger, Kalama.
Kaniho. Kealawaa, Kou. Lewis. Naka-
leka. Paele, Pail, Purdy. Vida and
Wrlght-l6.
The bill then passed third reading by
vote Of is to II. as follows:
1 Ayes-Messrs. Andrade Chilling
worth, Gandall, Haia. Jaeger Kalama.
Kaniho, Kealawaa. Kou, Lewis. Ma
kaleka, Paele, Pail, Pulaa, Purdy, Vida,
Wright and Mr.. Speaker-lS.
Nocs-Messrs. Damien. Fernandez.
Greenwell, Harris. Kali. Keliinoi.
Knudson. KumaIae, Kupihea, Long.
and Oili-ll.
Firearms, Quarantine. Habeas Corpus.
Senate Bill 80, relating to the inspec-
ton Of firearms, ammunition and ex-
plosives. passed third reading by a vote
of 25 to 2.
Senate Bill 40. relating to the quar-
antlne Of diseased animals. passed third
reading by a vote OF 2S TO /.
Senate Bill los. relating to wits OF
habeas corpus. passed third reading by
q unanimous vote Of 20.
Senate Bill 10, relating to internal
taxes, passed third reading by a vote
OF 20 to 2.
Senate Bill l5l, relating TO the i'm
/ pOrtatIOn OF foreign goods marked as
OF Hawaii passed third reading by Q
unanimous vote OF 20.
Senate Bill l6S, relating 10 the APP
pOintment Of a Registrar Of Public Ac-
counts and a Deputy Registrar. passed
third reading by a vote OF 2S to !.
Senate Bill 1875, relating to the set
Ting. allowing and signing Of DEGREES.
passed third reading by a vote OF &c
tO3
Senate Bill 1877, relating to estrays,
passed third reading by a vote OF %
to
Committee Of the Whole.
At this point, tho House went into
Committee Of the Whole for the con-
sideration of Senate Bill 1888, relating
TO the claims OF people imprisoned dur
ing the year 1895. After a very short
discussion, the committee decided to
indefinitely postpone consideration.
This report being made to the House,
was adopted
Senate Bill li2, relating to the stor-
age of kerosene, etc, passed third read
Ing by unanimous vote of 20.
Senate Bill II, relating to u repeal OF
certain laws on the census, passed third
reading by unanimous vote.
Senate Bill 1876. relating to plaintiffs
In action, passed third reading by n
vote OF "a to5
Senate Bill 1865, relating to the ap-
preparation for the reimbursement OF
certain road boards, failed to pass by a
vote of 10 ayes to 10 noes.
Railroad Bill Fails.
On Motion of Mr.. Pail, the general
railroad bill OF the Senate was again
taken up for consideration. Mr.. Ku-
malae moved for indefinite postpone
ment. Tho bill failed of passage by
vote of If ayes TO 10 noes