The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-10

peCted plague cases and deaths occur
ing during the past two years, such in
formation to be Forthcoming not later
than next Monday morning. number
of other resolutions were presented, as
follows:
Mr.. Damien introduced the following,
which was referred to the committee
on public health:
BE it Resolved That the sum of
10000 be inserted in the appropriation
bill or loan bill for the purchase of
a burial ground within a limit of four
miles from the city of Honolulu; and
be it further
Resolved, That the Superintendent
of Public Works be authorized to nego-
tiate a purchase of said cemetery"
Mr.. Kali introduced a resolution,
which went to the health committee,
asking for 81, ,920 for the pay of ply
sician at Kilauea and Hanalei, Kauai.
Mr.. Kealawaa gave the following no
tices of bills to be introduced:
Tristan act to amend sections 26O.
26l, and repeal section 264, of the civil
Laws set forth in a compilation made
by Sidney NJ Ballou under authority
of the Legislature, and published enti-
tied, civil Laws relating to Olaa res
erVation."
Second-An act relating to district
courts of the Territory of Hawaii
Mr.. Kailis act amending paragraph
and repeating paragraphs and OF
section S3i, chapter 59,, Civil Laws, as
compiled by 5. NJ. Baliou, read first
time by title and referred to the print
ing committee.
TO MAINTAIN WATERWORKS.
Vida gave notice of the following
bills:
Fmst-An act to authorize A. V. Gear,
his associates and assigns, to construct,
operate and maintain waterworks and
granting the right to lay and maintain
water pipes on certain streets on the
Island of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii.
Second-An act to authorize a. V.
Gear, his associates and assigns to pro-
duce and manufacture electricity for
the purpose Of supplying and selling of
electric light, power and heat in Homo
lulu and on the Island of oahu, and
granting the right therein to construct
erect and place poles. and hang or sus-
pend wires thereon and therefrom, and
construct underground conduits for the
/ transmission of electricity in and upon
the streets therein.
Kuphea presented the list of bills of
which previous notice had been given
/ by him. They We're read by title
and passed To first reading. The
| measures We're amendatory Of existing
| laws, save the bin To exempt persons
! having more than five children from
the payment of personal tax, the bill
| providing that the Hawaiian languag,
be taught In the public schools, and IN,
bill 10 prohibit aliens from fishing iI
Hawaiian waters.
Mr Lewis presented a resolution up
propriating $4,000 for repairs 90 road
on Hawaii, rock crusher for North Hilo
ana roads ana bridges for the sam
district
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