The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-06

apart for the repair and mscadam-
ling Of Kinau street. Both reso-
lutions were tabled for considera-
ton with the Appropriation Bill.
G Brown gave notes Of an act to
provide for digest of the Hawaiian
Supreme Court reports.
Achi moved to take up report OF
conference committee on the Emer-
gency Bill blouse 10Y and carried.
Crabbe gave notice Of on act re-
latipg to the Registrar Of Public
Accounts. On suspension OF the
rules, he introduced the bill and it
took the usual course.
Baldwin also gave notice OF q bill
authorizing foreclosure and sale to
enforce the lien Of shipping COM
panies aud other common carriers.
The bill being introduced, the same
took the usual course.
Further consideration OF the
Winston Railroad Bill was taken up
with the committees report. On
motion of G Brown, the report was
adopted, 10 ayes and 5 noee. And
on Achi's motion, the bill was
tabled.
Recess was taken at 1915 o'clock.
THE HOUSE FORTY FIRST DAY.
The usual prelimin aries being reg
ularly disposed of, notification
from Secretary Carter was read in
forming that the Governor had
signed certain Acts, the same as al
ready reported in Saturdays pro-
ceedings of the Senate.
The Governor forwarded petit
ton from Japanese Hack Drivers,
transmitted by Mkt Saito, the Jap
anese Consul General, also two reso-
lutions by Japanese societies on the
same subject.
1t bainP petition morning, various
petitions were introduced, viz: 1-by
Harris for the Associated Charities
praying that $4,000 be appropriated
annually for the assistance OF the
said Associated Charities in meeting
the necessary operating expenses Of
the society; 2-by Kaniho, from
Kaupo taxpayers, praying for vari
GUS appropriations for roads; 3-by
Pulaa, from voters OF Pahala, Kau
praying that two physicians be ap
pointed for the Kau District. ont
for East Kau and one for West Kau
each at salary of $500 for thu
period OF two years; 4-by Pulaa
from Honolulu voters, to inpreas,
pay OF iahorers on all Governmen
roads from ~ to SO per day; b-.b!
Harris, from citizsrs and taxpayers
favoripg the enactment OF a law 70
, the examination and licensing o
engineers for stationery and port,
able engines and boilers, and tn
inspection of engines and boilers
6-by Lewis, from Honokaa citi
i. zeus, that $4,000 be appropriated
8 for the support and maintenance O
the Hilo Band; by Lewis, from
3 Hilo citizens, % to allow the con
. troll OF the Lsper Settlement to re
Z main as at present, and that leper
r from other parts aud possession o
r the United States be allowed ad
+ mission, and (2) that the manage
!. meut, control a d disposition G
j. Public Lands remain within tn
jurisdiction of this Territory; 8--b
t Lewis, from citizsn mechanics c
:. Hilo, that legislation bs enacted t
issue license for contractors an
3, mechanics, and that all Govern
n M ant work be performed by citize
n labor only. All these petitions wei
T. referred to proper standing con
mittees.
d Ksliinoi, from Agriculture, repor
a. ed on Bill lab, relative to the amen'
:. Jag OF S, ctions 260 and 26l and the r
peal of Section 264 OF the Civil Law
y pertaining to forest lands, indefini
ID postponement is recommended. Fl
Or consideration with the bill,