Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
HOUSE..
Forty.fourth Day.


tho forenoon session had run almost to
the regular time for the calling 10
order Of the afternoon session. The
members had less than an hour to get
their MONDAY meal but they did IL.
and spurred on by certain aspersions
cast upon the House by the Senate, they
were back in their places and ready for
work in plenty of time.
Detective Bill ,es.
The first hour or SO was given nm TO
the reading of reports from various
principally from the Com
mittee on Miscellaneous Petitions The
prtncipaf report of the afternoon was
that of the Police Committee on the
detective bill which sought TO set I'M a
bureau in opposition to the police de.
partment, This report was short and
TO the point. recommending the indef-
mite postponement of the bill. The
action of the House was lust as short
and TO the point There was no dis
cussion whatever and no comment up-
on the report of the committee. There
was lust a motion to adopt the report
and the bill died a natural death upon
an overwhelming show of hands
Following is the report of the com.
mittee:
Your Committee ON Police. to whom
WAS referred House Bill No 1876 intro
dured nv Hon. 8 Keliinoi. entitled can
Act 10 Create a Territoriol Deportment
nf Sacrn, Servire hogs Iaovo en- ranort
that the same has been under consid-
Grafton and vour committee finds that
there are no compIoints made ne IN
The present system of services rendered
nv the Attorney Generals Department
in reference to Investigations demand
ed nv the Governor or heads of any
department. and further that the pas-
sage of this measure would in the
minds of your committee no n waste Of
publlc money Through information
your committee has bean informed that
several offenses in this citv connot he
located or sufficient evidence produced
to convict same and that ~ n Secret,
evidence and conviction can he nro.
cured for these offenses.
Your committee believes that owl
dence of any kind can he had ~ wanted
nv going TO the Attorney Generals de-
partment. and does not believe in hay-
ing set of Pinkertons TO see whether
the police force was awake or not. and
therefore recommends that further con.
sideration of this BiII he indefinitely
postponed.
HENRY c. VIDA.
Chairman Committee ON Police
eral municipal hill introduced NV Mr..
Andrade reported that this measure
was identical with a measure that had
passed third reading in the Sonata
and was In the House The recon-.
mendatiou WAS that the biII he tabled
and that Senate Biu "a he considered
by the House This report was adopt.
ed
AGAINST Proeurers.
The Committee nm Miscellaneous Pc.
titions reported IN Uouse RnI az an
Act relating to the fixing of DenaIties
of nrncurcrs nimns and nther manila
oT that Xix recommending the nassa 90
of the same The committee stated that
The bin was In the nature or n long feIt
want and that IL opened nm the only
way that had ever been found for get
ting at the Japanese procurers of the
city. The report was unanimously
adopted.
Report OF the same committee ON Pc
tition IS, presented by Mr.. Kaniho. re-
lating to the hours of labor of all lab.
orers, adopted. The report calls for
the return OF the petition TO the intro
Queer on the ground that Il was in the
Hawaiian language and further. that il
was addressed to the Home Rule legis.
lators and not to the members of the
House of Representatives as a whole
Report of the same committee on
peIitiOn III relatiya IN snma Snaciol