The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-02-24
MANY PLANS FOR
SPENDING MONEY
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thorze $4,000 for the extension Of
queen street to Kalihi.
ChiilingWorth gave notice of an act
to repeal section 2, chapter ~ of the
session laws of 1856 relating to malt
liquors, and an act to provide for Ii
censing the brewery, and sale of malt
liquors.
kali proposed $4,000 for roads and
Pulaa asked for 81 500 for a jail, court
house, leper-receiving station and
school improvements in North Kohala.
The latter went to the committee on
internal improvements and the former
was given the usual reference to await
the loan bill.
Andrade gave notice of two import
ant bills and moved suspension of the
rules to read them by title at once.
The first was an act to provide for the
impeachment of grand and trial juries.
The other is an act defining the powers
of representatives of deceased persons
and providing for public administra-
tor. The jury act takes the place of
the bailiff act and provides means for
drawing. impanelling and swearing in
of Grand and trial jurors. 1t passed
first reading and was referred to the
printing committee. The same course
was then taken with the other bill.
Aylett's bill repeating the laws as to
the segregation of lepers was also in
troduced and passed first reading
Paele's characterization law took the
same course. 1t does away with COM
pulsory vaccination and prohibits the
Board of Health from making any
rules requiring vaccination
Keliinoi gave notice of an act to sup
plement the county act by providing
for the transfer of the school system
| from the Territorial to the county au-
| thorities and an act to provide for a
! road from Waikiki to lao valley, Maui.
Harris land titles bill, to introduce
| the Torrens system passed first read
! ing.
Damien gave notice of an act to en-
courage the cultivation of taro; an act
| to permit all citizens to gather MALE
and other evergreens on the mountains.
| an act to prohibit AsiatiCS and all
| other non citizens being employed on
the wharves, and an act to provide for
the employment of prison labor on
roads and bridges.
Pulaa asked for S23.S00 for roads and
bridges in his district, and the matter
was laid over to await the appropria-
ton bill The following items for in
sertion in the appropriation and loan
| bill were presented:
By Purdy $4,000 for road Kalapana
! to Kaola district Puma.
By Pulaa $500 to repair South Kahala
jails also $4,000 to repair road from
Waimea to Kawaihaekai, South Koha-
| la; also 900 to repair road from Pu-
ako to Kaeahualono, South Kohala;
| also $500 to repair the South Kohala
court house.
By Kumalae $75,O 900 for erecting build
| ings for Royal school,
BY Oil $27, 900 repairing and building
of bridges from Walikanohele to Ka-
mananui and from Kamooloa to Waia-
| lue Sugar Mill also 5000 for macadam-
izing road from Haleiwa Hotel to Ala
muki bridge.
BY Nakaleka 81, 900 new school house
at KamalO, 5000 new school house at
Wailau. 5000 new school house Pele-
kuno; 5000 new teachers cottage Wal
lau; 5000 teachers cottage Pelekuno.
The bills by Purdy, Pulaa and Oil
! We're referred to the Public Lands and
| Internal improvements committee
while the others We're referred to the
! Public Health and Education commit
! tee.
Kumalae then asked leave to intro
duce an act notice of intention having
been given previously Permission was
| granted and he then introduced bill
| porhibiting the board of health or
| agents of the board of health from con-
demning to destruction any property
without compensation. This bill was
passed first reading and went to the
| printing committee.
! Kupihea then introduced the follow
ing bills: an act to define a legal days
| Ia bor whether mechanical or industrial
an act to appropriate $4,000 to buy
postage stamps, books etc, for lepers
az Kelaupapa, Mookai and the Kalih
| station and an act to appropriate
money for the construction of an agri-
cultural college and establishment OF
| an agricultural farm and the mainte-
nance thereof. All of these bills were
passed first reading and went to the
printing committee.
The house took a recess until 2 p. m
| today.