Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-12
A CORPORATION Bill
PASSED THIRD READING
IN HOUSE YESTERDAY
RESOLUTION RELATING TO STATE
FUNERAL FOR PRINCE Al.
BERT kUNlAKEA DE.
FERRED.
Nineteenth Day.
Afternoon Session.

| ferred to the Committee on Education
House Bill ~. providing for an ap
preparation of $4,000 for postage stamps
4 for the leper settlement and the polio,
department, was read third time ant
laid on the table to be considered with
the Appropriation Bill.
House Bill "a. relating to corpora.
tons. on motion of Mr.. Andrade. was
referred to n committee Of the whole
with Mr.. Kumalae in the chair.
Committee Of the Whole.
The bill was taken up section by sec
ton. The first section passed without
trouble. When It came to the second
section, an amendment was offered by
Mr. Harris and carried that every per-
son acting in meeting of a corpora
ton at the election of directors. must
be n member thereof or a bona fide
stakeholder. at least fifteen, instead of
five days, prior to election.
On motion of Mr.. Andrade. new
section was inserted previous to the
last one, as follows: "All laws or parts
OF laws in conflict with this Act are
hereby repealed
The Committee of the Whole then re-
ported to the House on the action TAX
en- and the bill passed third reading
without a dissenting vote.
To Honor a Prince.
While the sergeant-at-arm and mes
senger were distributing bills for sec
ond reading, the House, under suspen-
sion of rules. went back under the head
of resolutions and Mr. Keliinoi intro
duCed the following:
Whereas the late Prince Albert X.
Kunuiakca is one of the last of the
Kamehamehas, and
Whereas It is proper for this people
to pay due respect to one of the last
Representatives of an honored hero, and
Whereas. the late Prince Kunuiakea
was himself member of former Leg
islaturc, and a man greatly respected
by the Hawaiian Americans, therefore
Be II resolved by this Honorable
House that the Speaker Is hereby in
struCted to order this hall properly
prepared for Sunday to receive the re-
mains of the late Prince. and
BE II further resolved, that the clerk
of this House is hereby instructed to
notify the family of the deceased that
1 this hall will be at their disposal on
Sunday. March IL. 1903 and II they sc
desire the remains of me late Prince
may lie here in state so that the com.
munity may have a chance to view the
remains.
Mr. Kumalae wanted to know who
In,
resolution should prevail. The Speak
er replied that there would be little OF
no expense. He would give the order
to clear the hall and get it ready fol
the reception of the body
! Mr., Aylett Caid he thought II was
sufficient for the Speaker to order the
members to attend the funeral in {
4 body. He made an amendment to this
effect. MIR. Vida moved to amend fur
Their that the government render al
the assistance in its power. Mr.. Harris
said he would accept the amcndmen
OF Mr. Aylett II he would puI the wore
request" in place of order" with ref
erenCe to the members attending tn,
. funeral. The honorable member wal
the chairman OF the Military Commute
\ and was evidently used to orders. Mr.
Aylett accepted the amendment but tn
consideration of the original resolution
went over until tomorrow, on motion
of Mr.. numalac.
Resolution by Lewis.
Resolution by MIR. Lewis deferred t,
be considered with the Governors mes
sage:
Whereas. request mas been mad
to this House to appropriate a sum o
money in the ncighborhood of abOu
$lOS,OOO for the new Hackfeld whar
at the Eva side of the harbOr of Homo
lulu when was not let out for cOntraC
by bids and not authorized by law
be 1t
Resolved that a select committee b
appointed by the chair to investigat
the same and report the same in al
OF its details TO this House at an earl,
date.
Resolution by Mr.. Wright, referre
10 Public Expenditures Committee
$4,000 for court house and jails il
North Kona.
Second reading of House Bills rs, 81
80 and 81, all referred to Judiciar
Committee.
The following communication was re
ceived from the Chief Justice and tn
clerk was ordered to answer in fttin
manner:
In response to House Resolution NJ
1iS, adopted the 9th inst, and trans
mitted to me the 10th inst. have tn
honor to furnish herewith list OF tn
names of all the district magistrate
throughout the Territory, the date
when they were commissioned an
when their commissions will expire.
Very respectfully,
w. +. FREAR,
Chief Justice, Supreme Court.