The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-31
ELECTRICITY FOR wAILUKU.

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Keliinoi introduced bills providing for
electric wires and poles at Wailuku. by
a company of which w. II. Cornwell
is head; and creating Territorial De-
partment of Civil Service. He likewise
presented a new bill appropriating
money for fire hydrants and hose and
carts for Wailuku.
Kupihea presented resolution by
which the Governor and Board of
Health were instructed I'd suspend DIR.
Sinclair as a physician of the board.
knudsen ruled that as the Governor
was q Federal appointee the resolution
was out of order and the House sus-
tained him.
FOR NEW APPROPRIATIONS.
Wright asked for the following sums
In the loan and appropriation bills: $500
for road from Hoopuloa landing to Mi
lolii village, and the same for foot
trail from Milolii 10 Kapua; $4,000 for
roads in Kukuiopae.
He gave notice as well, and presented
bills, to encourage telephone system,
and also measure providing that own
tls of hotels may sell liquors, without
erecting a bar, for a license of $500.
Kaniho introduced a resolution pro-
viding for appropriations of 1000 each
for hospitals at Kohala and South Ko-
haia, and that ten acres of land pe set
aside for each such establishment.
AHI.O WANTS SOME MONEY.
Kupihea introduced joint resolution
providing for the return TO l.. Ahlo of
$o,227 with interest, deposited in the
Postal Savings Bahk by cerla Chinese
who We're brought into the country by
han. The resolution also sets forh that
by the abrogation Of contracts Ahlo
was compelled to pay Eva and other
plantations $3.50 for such failure, that
the money deposited rightfully belongs
To him and the Board of Immigration be
directed to pay it over.
Vice Speaker Knudsen ruled that as
there is no money In the First National
Bank, and as we'll that the Board of
immigration has passed away, that the
resolution was out of order, the third
time that Kupihea had failed to score
KUPIHEA KEEPING BILLS.
Andrade then called up his bill, No
49, asking what had become Of 1t. ku-
r.hea explained that it was with his
committee, but he was now considering
resolutions and could not touch bills.
The Speaker announced that the bill
was referred to the public lands COM
nittee March and he directed that u
report ci it be made today.
The Senate reported the appointment
oc the conference committee on the
emergency appropriation bill, and Har-
ris, Kalama and Purdy were appointed
on behalf of the House.
Kealawaa introduced RESOLUTION pro-
Niding for an appropriation of $4,000
for the military, but before action the
House took up the order Ut the day.
BREWING BILL PASSED.
Senate Bill No. 16, the brewing bill,
then came up on third reading, Chill
ltnsworth supporting II. Wright want
ed to lay the bill IN the table until the
hill repeating the special tax came up,
and Paeie wanted 10 refer II to special
committee, but Knudser said the object
was delay and he would rot entertain
it, The bill passed ayes %, noes p
Senate Bill SO, relating tn contempt; |
Ga, on joint tenancy; House Bill No. 6, |
relating to the administrati ton of es-
tates; House Bin No, 26, en- act relating
To lights on bicycles and other similar
vehicles; House Bill No. rs. relating to
the exemption of laborers from attach |
ment, making the exemption one-half
the wages; House Bill No 81, relating
u reforms in the courts Of the Terri |
tory; House Bill Nc. 80, designating two
pay days month Tor government en-
ployes; and House Bill, No. 2. relating
10 cremation all passed third reading, |
the latter being the only one on which
there was fight. the ayes Icing 16, the
noes s. |
On second reading House Bills lO7,
amending and repeating certain para
graphs of section SS7, chapter 80, civil
laws, liD, relating 10 the teaching Of
the Hawaiian language IN the schools,