Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-08
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SENATE.
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the improvements are needed, ana ITO
eral dealing with Hilo is recommend
ed.
Resolution. $4,000 for a cemetery
within four miles of Honolulu. Rec"
commended 10000.
Resolution for $500. repair of roads
in Hanalei. recommended to be refer
red to Kauai Senators.
Extension OF Queen street, $4,000
already in Loan Bill.
Resolution. 10000. for rebuilding
upper Kalihi road. Believe 1t should
be inserted in schedule for Fifth Dis
trict.
Pail road. $40 900, recommend $4,000
! Road to proposed new cemetery, IA
lihi, 5000. Recommended on condi
ton that three acres for ecemtery be
granted without cost to the Territory
Water pipes on Puunui avenue and
extension of Liliha street. Appropri
alton urged.
Fort street extension and improve
ment of Punchbowl Kinau, Miller and
Kukui streets, resolution for $4,000.
I'VE cannot satisfy ourselves as to
the eXactness of these estimates, and
believe that too much money is asked
for" the committee say. Several OF
the items are in Loan Bills. and your
committee will furnish further infor
nation upon the more important
Cnes.'
Laid on the table to be considered
with the bill.
Gambling Law.
Senator Cecil Brown presented the
following report Of the judiciary Com
mittee. which was adopted
The Judiciary Committee, to whom
was referred Senate Bills Nos. l6l and
1862 relating to gaming and the sup
preston of gambling, report that they
have had same under consideration.
Senate Bill No. i6l amends section
OF Act 81 of the Provisional Govern
mont (section 3s9 OF the Penal Laws
and is introduced for the purpose Of
aiding in It's suppression by making
the law clear and its provisions appli
cable to all cases besides that OF a lot
terry.
Senate Bill No. 1872 Is introduced FOL
the purpose OF authorizing the polio,
70 enter buildings to suppress gam
bling when they have reason to suspect
that a lottery or gambling game Is he
irS carried on without first obtaining
a search warrant, and after demanding
an entrance, II refused, the right to en-
ter by force. The introduction of thii
Act has been made necessary by rea
son OF II having been held by IN,
courts that the police have no right L
enter buildings to suppress gambling
unless authorized to do by search war
rant.
We recommend the passage of boil
bills.
Bill to be read a third time tomor
row.
DEGREES Of Courts.
The same committee presented tn,
following report:
The Judiciary Committee. to whom
was referred Senate Bill No. l25, re
port that the blll provides for the SET
Ting, allowing and signing of decree
as welt as exceptions by Judge othe
than the one who tried the case or file,
the opinion when, by reason of death
resignation. expiration of term of OF
flee, or absence or other unforeseen
circumstances. II is impossible TO
such Judge to do or perform sucl
acts; and where such acts are merel,
OF a formal nature. This Act was pre-
pared by the Bar Associations; W,
deem II necessary for the practice o
law and protection of clients interests
and therefore recommend its passage
Adopted, the bill to be read a thirt
time tomorrow.
Negotiable instruments.
Senator Brown also presented tn,
following report:
The Judiciary Committee, to whom
was referred Senate Bill No. 92, repor
that they have had same under con
sideration. The bill was prepared anC
introduced for the purpose of havinI
the law relative to commercial trans
actions and matters uniform with tn,
rest OF the United States. and also /,
settle the law on disputed points. Tn.
Act as introduced has already beef
adopted by many OF the States of tn,