Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-04
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$500 for repair of old road from Ma
poopoo to Honaunau.
Petition presented by Mr.. Wright
from the Seventh Precinct Republican
Club of the Second District asking for
county control of schools, referred to
Committee on Education.
Petition by same members from same
source asking for the election of dis
trict magistrates by the people of the
counties, referred to Judiciary Com
mitteo.
Majority and minority reports of Pub
lie Lands Committee, laid on the table
to be considered with the Appropria-
ton bill. Majority recommends tho
following: $500 for jailor's house in
North Kohala: $500 instead of 800 for
repair of North Kohala court house;
$500 for leper receiving station; $500
for repair of road from Mahukona to
Puuhue in North Kohala; 5000 for
roads in the Kaauhuhu homesteads of
North Kohala; $500 for removing the
Kamehameha statue to the court house
yard. Kohala disallowed; $1,000 for
school house at Kaauhuhu referred 10
Educational Committee; $4,000 instead
Of $4,000 for road from Waimea to
Kawaihaekai in North Kohala: $4,000
instead of $4,000 for repair of road
from Puako to KeahualOno, Kohala,
Hawaii; $500 instead of $500 for repair
Of South Kohala court house; $500 for
repair of South Kohala jails; $4,000 i'm
stead of 5000 for road from Kalapana
to Kaola, Puma.
Minority report concurs with ma
pority report except that portion relat-
ing to the removal of the Kamehameha
statue. II is recommended that an APP
preparation of $4,000, as asked for, be
allowed.
Pulaa Wants More Money.
Resolution by Mr.. Pulaa, to Public
Lands Committee: 5000 for jailors
house at North Kohala; $1,000 for rc-
pair of North KOhala court house: $500
for leper receiving station, same place;
$500 for repair of road from Mahuko-
ma to Puuhue: $1,000 for roads in the
Kaauhuhu homesteads; $500 for rcmov-
mOval of Kamehameha statue in the
court house yard, North Kohala; $1,000
for school house at Kaauhuhu home.
stead.
Resolution by Mr. Pulaa, to same
Committee: $4,000 for repair of road
from Waimea to Kawaihac- kai; $4,000
for repair of road from Puako to Kea-
hualono; $500 for repair OF South Ko-
hala court house $500 for repair Of
South Kohala jails Zone at Kawaihae
and one at Waimea).
Resolution by Mr.. Purdy, to Public
Lands Committee: $4,000 for road
from Kalapana to Kaola, Puma.
Bills Read First Time.
Read first time by title and referred
TO Printing Committee: Mr.. Keliinoi's
bills on county control of schools and
children remaining on the streets after
sunset: Mr.. Damien's bills on the en-
couragement Of the cultivation of taro.
limitation of time within which action
may be brought TO recover possession
OF land, qualifications of persons elect
ed or appointed to public Office or po-
sition, employment of free instead OF
prison labor on roads and bridges.
gathering OF male, ferns, etc. from
government lands by citizens, designa-
tlon of two pay days In a month for the
government of the Territory of Hawaii.
employment of labor on public works
and all works commonly known as
Hama PoOla," prohibition of Asiatics
and other aliens from being employed
for pay or hire for wages on the water
fronta, wharves and all landing places
Of the Territory of Hawaii; Mr.. Knud-
sens bill to encourage diversified in
dustries which reads as follows: For
the next ten years all property, real
and personal, actually in use for the
production of sisal FIBRE castor oil, or
vanilla extract, shall be exempt from
taxation Of any kind; Mr.. WriGht's bill
giving the government OF the Territory
of Hawai- the right and authority to
private lands that have been lying
waste and uncutivated for ten or more
years past and make II part and par
rel of government dominion, and fur
there. to fix the amount Of COmpCnsa-
ton for same; Mr.. Pulaa's bill to
amend Section 1880 OF the Civil Cod,
as amended by Chapter "a OF the Laws
Of 1882
Sunday Baseball.
Notice by Mr. Vida: An Act allow
ing the game of baseball and other ath.
letic games to he played on Sunday
the same to take place on such grounds
as provided for Public Parks" or
Recreation Grounds for the Public"
Resolution by Mr.. Paele, referred to
regular committee: $1,000 for jailor's
house, kitchen and dining room and
tor fence surrounding the place, at
Waianae, this island.
Notice by Mr. Gandal An Act TO
amend Section ll3S, Chapter so of the
Civil Laws las compiled by Ballou in
1880 relating to the terms of the re-
epcctive Circuit courts.
Report by the Judiciary Committee,
deferred to be considered with the APP
preparation Bill recommends the fol-
lowing: 500 for repairing court house
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