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from the Maui Teachers Association
asking that the present school system
county control politics would creep in.
The resolution also expressed full con-
fidence in the present Board of Educa-
ton President Crabbe referred the
petition to the Committee on Health
and Education. Senator Baldwin sug-
gested that it should go to the County
committee, but Senator Brown stated
that no reference was made to schools
in the County bill.
Senator Dickey also presented batch
of petitions favoring the present school
system. There We're separate petitions
from twelve teachers in Kona, from
eighteen teachers of Oahu, from TWEEN
ty-five teachers of Hawaii, from teach
ers of Oahu and from twenty teachers
of Hawaii.
Senator Dickey presented also a petit
ton signed by sixty-eight students of
the Normal School protesting against
any change in the present school sys-
tenn. They say that any change would
be a great injury to them as they had
spent time and money in order to pre-
pare as teachers. and under the county
system they would not have the same
opportunities as at present. They say
also that change would seriously
interfere with our immediate pros
poets"
All these petitions were referred to
the Committee on Health and Educa-
ton.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Senator Eenberg reported for the
Committee on Accounts that Senator
Woods resolution providing for seven
dollars extra compensation for the clerk
be laid on the table. He stated that at
the last session the extra allowance had
not been made until the forty-fifth day
of the session in order that the clerk
might catch up with his work. The re-
port was adopted.
Senator Baldwin for the Ways and
Means Committee reported that the bill
| reducing the ava license be laid on the
| table to be considered with the County
| bill. He made the same report on
Achi's bill appropriating $50, 900 for fire
! claims expenses, saying that an item
for the same purpose was contained in
the emergency bill. Both reports were
adopted.
MORE CEMETERIES
| Senator Kalauokalani introduced a
resolution providing for an item OF $40,
900 Ia be inserted In either the appro-
priation or loan bills for the purchase
Of "A cemetery, The resolution was 10
/ the effect that the cemetery was needed
because Of the oyercrowded condition
Of those now In the city, and the Super
intendent Of Public Works IL authorized
90 acquire suitable site Tor the pur-
poee, within four miles Of Honolulu.
The resolution was referred a. the
! Committee on Public Lands.
senator Isenbsrg proposed resolu
| ton mat the rules be- amended 80 az
| a. designate the clerk The secretary ~
| the senais' Instead ~ clerk senator
| Arhi suggested point of order thai a
/ change Va The rules could not b. made
wlihput one days notice The res0lu
zion Has afterwards wilhdragn.
NEW BILLS.
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