Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-24
HOUSE ACTS ON
GRIST Of BILLS
HOUSE.
Twenty.ninth Day.
Afternoon Session.

| Grafton in second reading Tho follow
: ing nassed and were referred IN var
! ious committees. M % relating IN
ftbe brewing and sale of malt Iiouors.
| M % creating a commission, IN ovam-
inc leurous natients. No GO autboriz-
ing tho Roard of Health tn nrobibit
leprous and tuberculous persons from
entering the Territory. No. 60. amend
/ ing section / cbapter % laws 1oO1
placinp tho limit Of income ovemntion
at $4,000. No. 70. amending the act 70
! facilitate the collection of debts from
! government emDIoyes. No % an act
/ supplemental to tho Countv Ru uIar-
ing the control of the schools in The
hands of the counties. No. %. to on
courage the cultivation of faro. No o6
to permit citizens to gather eyergreeps
on public lands. No. 90. providing two
nav DAYS I'm a month for government
employees: No. 127. relating to terms of
court: 1922, granting A. V. Gear and
associates the right to manufacture and
sell electricity. to erect poles and con-
struct conduits: No. rs. relating to the
attachment of wages. No. 20. 10 abolish
personal taxes: No. 81. to repeal laws
on Vaccination: No. 50. on right of nc.
ton for damages for wrongful action
or neglect: No. 1870. repealing section
500 OF the penal law of 1897. No 13I
giving ATTORNEYS with district court
licenses the right to appear in circuit
courts on appeal; No. 1877. relating TO
attachments and earnishments. No. &C.
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tanning aerated water and medicines:
No 63. relating to a franchise for an
electric railroad in uilo. No LAG. ia
establish n bacteriolopicaI Ioboratorv
AT Kalihi detention camp.
Uouse nil III relating IN ATTORNEYS
was laid aside until Mr. Andrade tho
introducer sbouId no nresent This ia
the same bill as the Senate measure
which WIS killed tho other day
House BiIl G. relating to the admin
istration Of estates was passed with
tho minor amendments nronosad IA, tho
Judiciary commIttee
auI.a ont ~ o-d.r
House RIII A relating IN tho raneaI
nj mil school and road taxes was raad
| with the recommendation of tho Com.
mittee to inde6niteIv nostpone Mr.
4 IJeia arqued agoipst reioctinp tho hin
and was in tho midst of a Ionp sneocb
whom SNEAKER RockIav called for those
VIM were eyemnt from toxotiop
Nessrs Cbillinpworth KeoIowoa and
Kpudsen raised tbeir hands Tho
sneaker then declared tho hiII IN no out
n, order nm tho groupd that everv nam
her with the execution Of those who
had declared themselves exempt. we're
necupiarily Interested
Mr.. Harris claimed the ruling of tho
Sneaker was family and untenable for
under such a ruling no action could no
taken on the income tax law. license
laws or similar laws since all the MEM
bers were pecuniarily interested. A
bill TO repeal the income tax law would
come ND for consideration. II the
House could not act. who would repeal
the Act.
Speaker Beckley said he did not hold
that members could not vote on meas
ures to raise revenue but they certain
IL could not vote on n repeal where
they would be directly interested. He
stated that there was the alternative
leIt to Mr.. Harris of appealing from
the decision of the chair. Mr.. Harris
said he did not want to do this. How.
ever. he would suggest that an opinion
be secured from the Attorney General
before laying the bill aside, Speaker
Bcckley agreed to this and so instruct.
ed the clerk.
Bill 26, relating to lights on bicycles
and similar vehicles, was amended to
take in the entire Territory and then
passed on second reading. Bill SO. re.
lating to the licensing of the sale OF
malt liquors, was amended so that the
Treasurer and High Sheriff may issue
licenses jointly, and then substituted
for Senate Bill 10, which went to the
Finance Committee.
Senate Bills Advanced.
Senate Bill No. 10, relating to the
brewing and sale of matt liquors, with
o favorable report, passed second read.
ing, as did Senate bills numbered 40