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authority of the House. except as pro
vided for by law. it has. however, n'
desire to hinder, but prefers to cooper
& ate with the House in any reasonable
request AS this request viii merely
delay the departure for one week the
Board sees no reason why the request
should not be granted.
CHARLES B. COOPER, NJ. D.,
president Board Of Health
As soon as the reading was completed
the resolution was ordered spread on
the minutes KumaIae announced that
& he would introduce resolution to keep
those 1epers here until there had been
wharf be constructed at Kalaupapa.
There were signs of trouble. but none
came.
SENATE BILLS ADVANCED.
The Senate announced that the con-
ference report on Senate Bill No. had
been adopted, and that various bills
|
took up the bills. passing them on third
reading, for High School at Hilo,
exempting the Pacific Heights road
from taxes; to enable the police to
suppress gambling and gaming; unpaid
| bills appropriation; appropriating mon
ey for reimbursing road funds.
| SCHOOL STREET EXTENSION.
Standing committee reports brought
malae bill to extend School street to |
Kamehameha " road from the Public
Lands Committee. The appropriation |
is placed at SIS, 900. The report was
laid on the table to be considered with
the appropriation bill On Kumalae's
Harris made the point that all appro-
priations be made through the regular
appropriation bill, but the report was
tabled for consideration with the BILL
HILo ELECTRIC LINE.
The Hilo electric railroad bill was
reported favorably, with amendments
keeping it off the streets less than
thirty feet wide and providing for arc
lights each 600 feet along the route.
arose to say that as member
IF the committee, he had been inform {
ID the committee would not report until {
of the Kohala and Hilo
franchise, and he was given
Until the afternoon to file his minority
i
Dads was approved. The Gear electric :
lght, heat and power bill was recon-
nended to pass by a majority of the
ommittee, but Kalama, Gandall and
.ewis dissented. Immediately there
-as a squabble over the report, but on
notion of Harris the report was laid r
n the table. for consideration.
COUNTY BILL PASSED.
Gandan submitted the conference re-
ort on the county BILL reciting the n
previously outlined in the
dvertiser
Kupihea moved to consider the report
5 a whole. and Gandall moved the re-
ort be accepted. The vote came upon
-
oeaker announced that Representative ne
was excused as his sister - -
as dying at his home in Kona and he DC
ad been excused to go to Hawaii. TO
upihea wanted the bill read as ne
hole, but he was sat down upon. The Ian
II passed, with the vote of Kupihea ha
,ainst the measure, Jaeger and Oil all
ing absent, the ayes being 26. Amid e
eers the House took a recess. he
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. mC
The afternoon began with Finance &c
'mmittee reports, the Associated on
rarity request for $500 a year com
g first. The majority favored the APP WI,
opriation of $500 year, Kaniho and tai
1malae dissenting. The report will toT
considered with the bill. Upon the 70
lkaleka resolution for $1,000 for per- eye
MS employed by the Board of Health he;
ring the plague, the committee was era
gided as well. The list shows the -
IN were employed "a days, the pay Pal
lg SO and 81. Nakaleka is a claimant tina
: $1O2 himself. The minority report, oy
-de by Harris and Andrade. shows no -
nilar payment was made on other
ands, and suggests indefinite post
nement. Consideration viii be had
tn the appropriation bill.
'aele wanted to know about House
l No s, which he said had not been
'orted upon, but he was simply mis-
Ten.
he Judiciary Committee reported
-orably the senate's Torrens land
I The report was tabled for consid-
tion with the bill