The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-16
THE LEGIsLArURE.
Second Session of the Territorial Law
Making Body of 1908.
THE sENATE-FiFTIETH DAY.

Regular routine business being
disposed OF, communication from
the House was read transmitting
Bill 80, relative TO proourers, pimps
and owners of disorderly houses
used for purposes Of prostitution or
lewdnes', the same having passed
third reading. Bill passed fret
reading by title and took the usual
regular course.
Also another transmitting Bill
1856, for breakwatsr and wharf at
Kalaupapa, Molokai. Also passed
through the usual frat stages.
And still another, notifying t he
Houses concurrence in the Senate
amendments to Bill SO, designating
two pays month for Government
employees aud officials.
Col Jones rendered an invitation
to mambers to witness the practice
drill OF the First R,gime-t, N G q,
at Kapiolaui Park, on Sunday, the
18Th instant at 1870 am. Accept
ed with thanks aud fled.
Secretary Garter notified the ap-
proval by the Government of Act
30 the D,mond Gas Fuel Bill
Under suspension of the rules,
j T Brown moved TO take from
the table Bill 40 and placed on the
Otdsr OF the Day, Carried.
On motion OF w G Achi Houe
Bills Nos II, ". 134, al, 16, 142
aud 145] were taken up end pss,-
ei first reading by title, snd then
they took the usual regular course.
Consideration of Bill 1872 Il 9
Loan Bill authorizing the issue OF
$2.6l5, $40 of bonds, was then taken
up. Various anne 1dments were
proposed and adopted. McCaud.
less joint resolution to only bor-
row 100000 was lest, the ayes
and noes being called, he alone
voting for it.
1t was sti)l b,ing considered when
recess was taken at 1l:55 O'Clock.
THE HoUSE-FIFTIETH DAY.
The usual prelimin aries being
disposed Of, q notification from
S .cretary Carter was read At the
Governor had signed Act 30, the
Dimoud Gas Bill.
Gel Jones, on behalf of the N G. Ell.
cent an invitation to the House to
attend drill on Sunday, out at
Kapiolani Pork.
The Speaker said, in an under.
tone,-"How alb ut baseb liz" He
asked what to do With the
resolution, aud Kumalae moved
to table till he brings in resolution
this afternoon. He preferred attend
ing church than going to see drill.
Long and Aylett moved to
accept, the latter saying not 10 pay
any attention to wha. Kumalae had i.
said. Let those who wish attend
Chiliingworth got hot with kuma~
lac, because he had threatened a
certain measure now in the House,
aud he felt that gu b remsrks.hould
not be permitted snd Kumalae re-
torted by saying that he did not do
anything o! the kind. The Kuma-
las motion was then put aud car
ried.
A communication from the Senate
returning House Bill l57, relativ,
to acquiring the Pauoa water
SPRING., amending the whole bill
from what 1t was whom passed by the
Hou!e aud sent TO the Senate.
1t authorizes and directs the Su-
perintegdent Ct Public Works to
acquire the springs. and should
County or Municipal govern mont be
accepted for this leland, then the
Board OF Su pervisors to do the duty
expected OF the Superintendent,
Kslana moved TO concur in ths
Senate amendment and seconded
by KuPihea. Vida said thst the
House pas ed the bill a. $25O,0O0,
and that Boota hal tod that hs