Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-19


Committee: An Act relating
10 extraordinary legal remedies.
amending and repeating certain proyi-
sions upon that subject; an Act rclat.
ing to executions, amending and re-
pealing certain laws on that subject;
an Act relating to evidence, amending
and repeating certain laws on that sub
ject: an Act relating to fines, fees and
costs, amending sections 1913 and 1878
of the Civil Code. section 1880 of the
Civil Code as amended by chapter a
of the laws of 1887 and by chapter 30
of the Laws of 1884, section | of chap
ter SO of the Laws of 1883 and sections
s. I and of chapter of the Penal
Code. and repeating sections 1877, 1878,
l2S land 1889 Of the Civil Code. sec. 4
tons I. ,, and OF chapter xxx Of I
the Laws of 1872 and NCNIll OF the
Laws Of 1892 and providing for sum .
mary judgments upon bonds for costs. |
Resolution by MIR. Kcalawaa refer. .
rcd to the Committee on Public EX
Ipond!,urcs: 5000 for the salary Of
clerk and translator for the District
Court Of Hilo for the ensuing biennial
period
Notices. bills read first time by title.
and referred to the Printing Commit.
tee
Pauoa Water Works.
Mr.. Kanihos Act to provide for the
acquisition by the Territory Of Hawaii
Of the Kaaikahi and Kahuawai springs
OF Pauoa valley and the waters there
Of
Mr. Kaili's Act amending section i5i
chapter 3j of the Civil Laws by insert
ing the words Hawaiian starch and
maniOCa starch (kasawa)' after the
word apple" and the words super
irtendent of Public Works" in place
Of the words Minister Of the Int.
lriOr."
Mr.. Kupihea's Act regulating plumb
ing. house drainage, CesspOols and the
registration of plumbers in the city
Of Honolulu, Oahu, Territory Of Ha-
wall.
An Act to regulate the erection, al
teration. removal and use of buildings
in the District of Honolulu and defn-
ing the boundaries of said district.
Kalihi Camp Resolution.
Concurrent resolution by Mr.. Kupi-
hea, referred to the special committee
on Kalihi Camp:
Whereas. over one hundred families
.of South Sea Islanders are now resid-
ing at Kalihi Detention Camp. com
monty and usually known as "Waa-
knmilo Camp" and
Whereas, the said South Sea Island
ors were not citizens Of Hawaii and the
United States and
Whereas, they are not paying any
rent whatever to the Government for
the use and the enjoyment Of being
rOOmed and housed at said camp at the
expense of the voters and the taXpay-
ers' money, and
Whereas. those families Of South Sea
Islanders in the trucst sense are free
tenants of the Government and OF
course they might become homeless in
case of being removed from said camp,
IL is in the discretion of the Govern
mcnt to seriously consider the matter,
land
Whereas, the houses and buildings at
said detention camp. cannot warrant
the safety Of protecting all citizens re-
siding there in times of rain and
storm weather. and more especially Of
the children who are nearly 300 in num-
Der. and also for many other causes
that cannot warrant the necessity OF
compelling the poor citizens and suf-
ferers to pay rent to the Government,
therefore
BE II resolved by the House Of Rep
resentatives, the Senate COnCurring,
that all persons who suffered loss by
the great bubonic fire of 1900, or the
citizens or voters who are poor and
= homeless. he allowed the free use and
: enjoyment OF any room. houses. quart
: ers established at said camp until such
time any or all of them may leave the
= said camp and be it further
Resolved that the said Kalihi Deten-
ton Camp shall be under the super
vision of the Superintendent of Public
Works of this Territory us at present
, being provided until such time as may
hereafter the legislation of county and
municipal law be created which man
e agement and supervision shall he vest
ed in the Board of County Supervisors
or Board OF City and County Commits
siOners or Councilmen of the island of
Oahu, and he II further
/ Resolved, that after the approval of
! this resolution all applicants to reside
! At said camp shall be filed with the
| Superintendent of said camp or his SUI
: periOr, and such applications shall be
: accompanied by recommendation
signed by twenty-five voters of the
Territory at large.
Resolution by Mr. Pacle, referred to
Public Health Committee: Sll532 % for
+ teachers cottage at Waipumu, Eva.
To Exempt Voters.
Mr.. Paele was guilty Of giving notice
of this bill; An Act to exempt all
voters who have voted at me general
election of 1901, from all personal
taxes"
Notices of intention by Mr.. Paele:
An Act for charter incorporating the
! Dist rirI nf EnnInunnkn IN tho leland ~,