The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-13
BAND AND ISLAND BOATS.

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1<anho, who had been squelched by
i the Speaker once or twice, got to the
front with resolution providing that
| the band, instead of serenading only
foreign steamers, should serenade the
kinau, Claudine, Mauna Loa and Hall.
Kaniho explained that the taxpayers
wanted to hear the band. Aylett sup
ported this, but Kealawaa suggested
that it would be better If the band gave
a promenade concert down the street.
Speaker Beckley explained that his
vote was necessary to carry the band
appropriation for the band last session,
and he voted with the understanding
that the band would go to the leper
settlement. The band never went, but
within the past few days the band
master had inquired as to what was
the proper season to visit Molokai be-
fore the close of the biennial period.
The resolution was then passed
BOARD OF HEALTH MONEY.
Kuphea presented a resolution call
ing for statement of expenses of the
Board of Health, with list of all en-
ployes. within five days, which passed.
Kealawaa introduced a bill, as fol-
lows: 'To amend sections 260 and PSI
and to repeal section 264 of the civil
laws, relating to the Olaa reservation.
Kaniho got in resolution asking for
$4,000 for the eX-Queen, which went to
the public expenditures committee.
kalama introduced a resolution to
compel new light being placed at the
Judiciary building, but the House took
up the order of the day.
Senate Bill No. 6, to provide for fire
then brought up on third reading. The
roll call showed % ayes to noes. the
negative votes being 'Kaniho, Keala-
waa, Kou, Oil, Pulaa, Purdy and Paele
This bill now goes to the Governor.
House Bill No. IL, to provide for an
agricultural college and model farm at
Oiaa, was then called up, but the noon
recess was then taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Consideration of the agricultural col
lege bill was resumed at the afternoon
session. Kupihea's motion that the bill
pass was lost and Andrade's motion to
refer the bill to the committee on ed
ucation carried.
Action on House Bill No l2, making I
an appropriation OF $1,000 for stamps
for lepers was deferred, to be taken up
of krudsen.
Bill No. 3, relating to the election OF
trustees, was considered in
committee of the whole on motion of
Andrade. An amendment by Harris,
out five" and inserting "ff-
teen" so as to compel stockholders to
make transfers of stock fifteen days
prior to annual meetings, was adopted.
Harris proposed an amendment al
lowing the vote to be by ballot II re-
quested by majority of the stock
holders, which was opposed by Long,
and Chllingworth and lost. Andrade
moved an amendment separating the
clause repeating all conflicting laws
''om the enacting clause, which carried.
The bin was favorably reported from
lie committee OF the whole and passed
The bill provides that only stockhold-
.rs can hold proxies, one clause read
ng:
Every person acting therein, in per-
ION or by proxy or representative, must
De a member thereof or a bona fide
having stock thereof IN his
'wn name on the stock books of the ,
corporation at least fifteen days prior
o the election"
House Bill No rs, providing for the
OF section of act of the
ession laws OF 1901. relating to the :
Exemption of the wages of laborers and
ersons working for wages from at
achment, execution, distress, and
orced sale, was given its second read
ng.
LAST OF THE KAMEHAMEHAS.
Keliinoi under suspension of the e
rles, introduced resolution referring v
0 the death of Prince Kunuiakea. and 8
eclaring that the House should ar y
ange that the hall of the House should o
G used on Sunday. March 10. as A
Dom in which the body of the Prince II
light lie in state. I,