The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-15
THE LEGISLATURES.
Second ses sion of the Territorial Law
Making Body of 1908.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

THE sENATE-FoRTy-NIN DAY.
After the regular preliminaries
had been disposed Of, commuuica
ton was read from the House
transmitting three bills as haviog
passed third reading, viz: 16, 10
provide and regulate the sending OF
youths to the Mainlsnd or abroad
to be educated; I42. relating 10
gambling and gaming, and 145, the
taking OF dispositions by district
magistrates.
Also, another from the Merchants
Association, informing Of resolu-
ton passed by that body urging the
passage OF the bill granting fran
chise to the Standard Telephone
Co. Tabled.
At lois, recess was taken to COM
pare the enrolled copy Of the Coun
ty Bill to 60 to the Governor. Re-
convened at 1855 and little later
recess taken for till the afternoon,
10 order that the bill msy be gone
oyer with.
TIE HOUSE FORTY NINTH DAY.
After the usual routine had been
disposed of, then a communication
from Chief Clerk White Of the Pub.
lie Works Department was read sub
hitting list of unpaid bills to date.
Sons are for former periods and
others have no appropriations with
which to pay them. All are certified
to so far as possible, and oil avail
able data is submitted with them.
As there are just aud uupaid claims
against this d 'partment, most Of
them heritage from former ad-
ILLUSTRATIONS, he trusts that the Le-
gislature may see its way to appro-
pirate sufficient amount for set
Element OF same. To Public Expen-
ditures.
Wright.oa a question OF privilege,
moved that the Advertiser reporter
be suspended for two days on ac-
count OF an article in that paper this
morning, particularly the last para
graph OF the same. The article re.
ferred to was cad in both languages,
at the end OF which the Speaker ga d
that il mem Der did as stated in the
paper, he should not have called at.
tention to it, az it is disgrace.ul
enough, and the matter went by the
board without being considered.
From the Senate,a communication
returning House Bill SO, designating
two pay days month for Govern,
ment employees aud officials, al
having passed third reading with ar
amendment Ga the Senate amend.
ment, a unanimous vote OF 26 wa;
recorded concurring in the amend
, ment to Section /, which is as fol-
I lows; "Ffom and after the passage
of this Act, the fifteenth and last
day in month are hereby designat'
ed the pay-dsys OF all employees
engaged in constructing or repairing
, roads, bridges or streets for thu
Territory OF hawaii,"
Also another transmitting Ssnat,
Bill 90, relating to negotiable in
strumentr, as having passed THIRD
reading. And also another trans
mitting five other bills, Nos 1876, l4l
l59, ITO and 1S4,the latter providing
for the enforcement OF deorees il
: equity. They we're all taken up ant
first reading by title. An at,emp
. was made to rel act Bill 81. but failed
+, The Priutiug committee reporte,
u on various bills printed.
Ksliipoi, from Agriculture aut
. Manufactures, reported on Bill l8l
Q by Jaeger, granting railroad frar
! ehise to 81 NJ Won Holt and other
. for Kauai. suggests certain amend
msnds and recommends psssag'
Adopted
From same, on Bill 165, by X
II liinoi, relative to the placing {
n electric wires aud poles on Wailuk
ID streets aud elsewhere. Sngge,
q several amendm nts and recon