The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-24
WORK PROPOSED
FOR THE HOUSE

After the reading of the minutes in
the House the chair announced that the
committees would be ready during the
morning session and would be so an
nounced. Under call of the order of
business Paele presented notice that he
would introduce bills providing for the
sending of Hawaiian youths abroad to
be educated, for the prevention of Gre
nation of the dead except upon the
consent of the family of the deceased,
repeating all laws pertaining to vacci-
nation and regulations of the Board of
Health.
Harris gave notice that he would in
troduce bills providing for the exami-
nation and licensing of operators of
steam boilers, presenting method of
registering land titles, the Torrens bill
and a bill to regulate buildings in the
Territory.
kaniho then presented a resolution
providing for the appropriation of $40,
900 for a road from kawaihae-kai ia
Mahukona. The resolution was laid on
the table to be considered when APP
preparation bills are taken up. Pulaa
then presented resolution covering
appropriations for Kohala roads and
schools. Keliinoi presented similar re-
quests for Maui.
Lewis gave notice that he would in
troduce "A bill to reform the license sys-
TEN.
Harris then introduced a resolution
providing for an appropriation OF $4,000
year for advertising the Territory.
Kupihea gave notice of certain bills
including a county bill. to regulate la
Dor and wages, to establish an agricul-
tural college, that Hawaiian shall be
taught in schools, regulating liquor
traffic and Board of Health, and a reso-
luton that the Sergeantat-Arms fur
nish each member with a copy of the
laws.
Kumalae presented notifications that
he would introduce certain bills cover
ing expenses of fire claims, preventing
storing of lumber in the city and i'm
proving streets. He then offered a
resolution calling for the immediate
submission Of the rules of the Board
of Health to the legislature for re-
vision, and that n committee of three
be appointed to receive the same. In
arguing for the passage of his resolu-
ton he said that the agents of the
| Board OF Health We're entering upon tho
premises OF the poor and insisting that
/ there be carried out such regulations
as would practically amount to confis-
cation. In one instance an old woman
! who owned small house had been told
| to connect her house with n sewer al
ar expense OF $500, or II she did not
| want To pay SO much to sell the place
| This woman had a price on her prop
erty but the Board of Health man
wanted II cheaper and SO was trying (,
force the sale, Many poor people ar,
compelled 10 pay hush money. he said
Mr. Harris said that action nov
would be- premature and he moved .,
amend by sending the resolution 10 IA,
standing committee on public health
| After much discussion the first roll cal
came ON the amendment of Harris I,
refer Ia the standing committee an,
the amendment was lost, the only vote
IN It's favor being the Republican seven
on the iual adoption of the resolution
Harris, lluu ana kuudscu vote,
against ana tWrnty-thrrc for the reso
luton. kuWulae, Gandall ana pami
en-, were named the committee 60 Wal
on tho BOARD of li,allh,
! Niuh save notice uf measures fur
commission 400 rNaWluo lrprrs ana do
minis nT" limits kuplhea Introduce
q resolution calling uurthe Land com
WFHinn'i iHr "a lisi uf AN leases sine
lhm hui ~ NHs rtIrrrui io ihr stand
inH committee Dn public lands m
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NAH nH property confined ana Rrn
bass in ihr sHHHir. NnoWuppn after ih
fnWWlliH announcements ihr iinus
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