Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-16

Whereas, they were not paid for |
their services till up to date; be 1t
Resolved, That the sum Of 81 1920 be !
inserted in the Appropriation Bill to
deiray the same.
Hawaiian Flag over Capitol.
Resolution by Mr. Haia, adopted:
Whereas. the Secretary Of the Ter.
ritory has sent communication to this
House to the effect that the Governor
has signed the Act to adopt a Terrific
rial flag: and,
Whereas. the Hawaiian flag is there
by made the Territorial flag; be It
Resolved That the clerk is hereby
instructed to notify the Secretary of
the Territory that he is requested to
hoist the Territorial flag aloft daily
over the Capitol building while this
honorable House is in session.
Would Remove Stables.
Resolution by Mr.. Kealawaa refer.
rcd to the Public Health Committee:
Whereas. the Board of Health has
built "a certain stable at KakaakO. al.
Joining the Pho Joint, which Is menac.
ing the good health of the community
around there: being especially In the
morning and even when the people
we're at home. the wind coming from
che sea swept its foul scent over that
Deople living in close proximity to II;
therefore, he 1t
Resolved, by the Legislature Of tho
Territory of Hawaii, That the Board
Of Health will Immediately, upon the
approving ol this resolution by the
House. be notified to remove said sta.
bic without delay.
More Money Wanted.
Resolution by Mr.. Pail, referred to
the Public Health Committee: $l.4O0
for school house and teachers cottage
for kahaluu, oahu.
Resolution by MIR. Lewis, referred to
Committee on Public improvements:
$25,50O for public works in Hilo.
Resolution by Mr.. Kealawaa, refer.
red to Public Lands Committee: $1,000
for repairing the old Panacwa road, Hi
10. Hawaii, TO Kahuai, Puma.
Resolution by Mr.. Lewis, referred
to Committee on Public improvements:
So 900 for public works in and about
Hilo.
Notice by Mr.. Kcalawaa, bill read
first time By title and referred to the
Printing Committee: IAN Act relating
to District Courts OF the Territory nj
Hawaii"
Oil Tanks Dangerous.
Resolution by Mr.. Kupihca, referred
to Public Lands Committee:
Whereas, the oil tanks at Twilei
seem to be endangering the people re-
siding near those oil tanks; and,
Whereas, the explosion of oil con-
dned in air.tight reservoirs has been
proved to be dangerous; the dow OF
burning oil in the harbOr Of Honolulu
will destroy shipping; and,
Whereas, 1t Is the bOunden duty Of
this House to make good laws to pro
tcct the people from dangerous things;
he 1t
Resolved. That the Committee of
| Public Lands and Internal Improve
ment be instructed to investigate this
matter and file their report within ten
days from date.
County Bill Heard From.
| At about ll:4j o'clock, when all the
resolutions, petitions and notices of
the members had been exhausted, Mr..
| ChillingwOrh moved that the House
( take up the consideration Of the COun.
Ity BIZ in second reading. There were
"kokuas" all over the hall and the mo-
ton was carried without dissenting
| vote.
Speaker Recklcy announced that
/ there were fourteen bills on the table
which were on the order Of the day for
second reading by title. II the
County Bill were to be taken up, II
would mean that these would have to
be sidetracked. Mr. Chillingworth eX-
planned that his intention had not been
to sidetrack anything, but the House
had alerady been a very long time get
ting 10 the County Bill and II was time
1t should be taken up for consldera.
ton. However, he would support the
motion to reconsider the action which
had Just been taken, II II was under
stood that after the expiration of a