Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-28

/ NOTICES ny MT. wright, DllIS Geau
first time by title and referred to the
Printing Committee: IAN Act to en-
courage a telephone system on the
Island of Hawaii; AN Act to amend
Act CT of the Session Laws of 1896. by
adding a new section thereto to be
numbered Section TIA.
Resolutions by Wright.
Resolution by Mr.. Wright referred
to the Public Lands Committee:
Roads. leading to the homesteads in
Kukuiopae, South Kona Hawaii, &c.,
900.
Resolution by Mr.. Wright. referred
to same committee: Repairs of road
from Hoopuloa landing to Milolii viii
lage. South Kona. $500; repairing horse
and foot trail from Milolii sChoolhouse
TO Kappa beach village, $500.
Resolution by Mr.. Kaniho, referred
to the Public Lands Committee: EreC-
ton. support and maintenance of free
hospitals in the districts hereunder
named. 10000. The resolution names
the same amount for South Kohala and
provides for the erection of the hos
pitfalls on government lands, ten acres
for each district.
kupihea and Ahlo.
Mr.. Kupihea introduced concur
rent resolution providing for the re-
turn Of S2.277 to l.. Ahlo the same be.
ing a part of the Chinese Fund. The
resolution puts the matter up to the
secretary of the Board of Immigra-
ton" aud names the National Bank as
the place from which the money was
to be taken.
lnasmuCh as there was no Board OF
immigration and not cent of the
Chinese Fund, the Nice-Speaker ruled
the resolution out of order.
Where Is My Bill?
Mr.. Andrade arose TO Il point Of in.
formation. He wanted to know what
had become of his bill (No. 33) which
had been referred to the Public Lands
Committee. He had heard nothing Of
II for some time and wished to know
the intention of the Committee. Mr.
Kupihea. chairman OF the Public
Lands Committee. stated that he wa'
piled up with about 200 resolutions
The bill had come in late and woulC
have to take its turn.
e The ViCe-Speaker announced tina
the bill had been referred to the com
mittee on the 9Th of March. He woul,
therefore order the committee to re
= port tomorrow.
For the Military.
Resolution by Mr.. Kealawaa left
hanging in mid-air, the House going
suddenly into the regular order OF the
day: Support and maintenance OF tn,
National Guard of Hawaii, $50 OOO."
I Senate Bills Go Through.
Third reading OF Senate Bill lG. al
Act to license the brewing and sale o
malt liquors.
In making the motion to pass tn
bill, Mr.. Chillingworth asked the mem
Ders to vote for home industry. Mr.
Kumalae sarCastiCally remarked tina
the House really should pass the bill
as the Senate had been crying abou
the House falling to pass any of IL
bills. Mr.. Paele moved TO refer tn
D bill to another committee. There wa
Il fight on this and Vice-Speaker Knud
4 sen stated that as Mr.. raele's motor
was calculated to retard business, h,
would rule Il out OF order.
The bill thereupon passed third read
l Ing by vote of "a to 2.
Third reading of Senate Bill SO, al
3 Act relating to contempts, amending
Section Is OF the Penal Code. adding
new section to said chapter XLII OF tn
Laws of 1855"
This bill passed third reading unani
mously.
= Third reading of Senate Bill ca, "Al
Act to abolish estates in joint tenanc!
and by entirety except in certain
l. cases.
This bill passed third reading by
. vote of "a to2.
i Third reading of House Bill G, an AC
: to grant certain powers to representa-
tives Of estates of deceased persons, 4
provide for public administrator, an
u Tor distribution of final settlement
Il The bill passed by a vote Of % to ,.
Third reading of House Bill 90, re
7 lating to lights on bicycles and We
J. hiclcs Of a like nature.
The bill passed by unanimous yot
j. Of "a,
d Third reading OF House Bill Is, re
r laring to the exemption Of the wage
- Of laborcrs from ATTACHMENT, etc.
j. The bill passed by vote Of % to
l. Mr. PaclG voting no.
Third reading Of House Bill co. re
7 latiug to two pay days In month 70