The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-31
THE LEaIsLAIURE.
Second Set sion of the Territorial Law
Making Body of 1908.
THE sENATE-THIRTY.s xTH DAY.


at 10 O'clock, recess was taken, ard
half an hour later a quorum was
gotten, and the usual routine bust
ness was disposed of.
Secretary Carter notified the
signing Of two other Acts by the
Governor.
The House returned Senate Bill 5,
the Bailiff Act, az having passed
third reading.
Wilcox, from Health, reported on
Bill Ill, to provide against the
adulteration of food and drugs.
Suggests an amendment aud recon-
mends passage Adopted. Third
reading set for Thursday.
McCaudlesr, from Public Lande,
reported on Bill Ia, relating to the
Office OF Superintendent of Public
Worke, etc. Recommends the pas
cage, Pats and Kaohi favor the
intent, but the heads and clerks
should all be under bonds. For
consideration with the bill
McCsndless, on suspension OF the
rules, offered resolution relative
to the purchase OF the Pauoa
Springs and asks several questions
of the Superintendent of Public
Works. After much discussion, it
was referred to the special commit
tee on the Pahoa Water Works.
The Printing committee reported
several bills pruted.
Two bills GIG, relating to foreign
corporations, and l20, relating to
vacoination) passed third reading,
the former unanimously, and the
latter by vote OF 8 TO 5 And Bill
50, relating to the cultiv stion oil
coffee and ramie. vas lost on third
reading, tho vote being to 6.
1t being noon, recess was taken
TIE HOUSE THIRTY SIX DAY,
The regular routine business be
iug first disposed OF, with tho Vic'
Speaker presiding, communication
from Secretary Carter was read mott
flying that the Go 3ernor had signst
two other acts yesterday.
Supt of Public obstruction Atkln
son asked TO kindly have inserted al
item Of 5000 inQithe Appro
priation Bill for services of engin OF
in charge Of construction Of build
ings at Wsialee.
Chillingworth, from Health an
Education, again presented repol
referred back for correction, 90 Bill
aud %, recommends the former t.
be indefinitely postponed, az tn
subject matter is covered b
the latter, which 1T recommends t
paps, Adopted, it now being a VI
auimous report.
From the same, on Bill %, TO p j
NIT any person to treat leprosY with
out licsnse. The committee says tbs
to pass this bill would PRACTICAL
, releass all Of the lepers at preser
segregated at the Settlement o
. Molokai aud would positively en-
power anyone to entirely set asic
all OF the advantages and publ
protection OF the laws in relation
segregation, d recommends il
/ definite postponement, Tabled
} be considered with the bill,
O Audtade, from Judiciary, recon
4 mends the passage Of Senate Bill
for the incorporation of soeieti
g for the prevention OF cruelty
10 children. Adopted,
Il Kupihes, from Public Lsnd', r
II ported ON Kumalse's bill, pursua
If to yestsrdRy's order Of the Speak
relative to Lumber yards within t
d, fire limits. When read, it W
a. found to be only sigued by Cha
Ia man Kupihea, and recommends &C
So sideration in Committee OF t
DC Whola,
TO The Vice Speaker ruled the !
to port OUT OF order aud referred ba
" to the Chairman,
a, Lewis. on being a.Ged for inforu