The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-03
OO|NCS or A DAY
IN TERRITORIAL
LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page 3D.

Of Representatives. and one to lie
Delegate of the Territory of Hawaii TO
the Congress of the United States; and.
be 1t further
Resolved, That the Delegate OF the
Territory OF Hawaii is hereby request
ed to use his best and continued eff
forts to carry out the wishes OF the
people of Hawaii as herein expires ,ed I"
MONEY FOR HAWAII.
Senator J. Brown introduced three
resolutions providing for appropria-
lions for Hawaii. One was for a mum
Der of roads in South Hilo, to be in
serted in the loan bill; a second was for
5000 for increasing the electric lights
in Hilo; and $1,000 for roads in Puma.
The resolutions are to be considered
when the appropriation loan bill comes
up.
Senator Paris introduced bill
amending the old law, and providing
for tax of IS upon carriages, automo-
biles and other vehicles. and for a tax
of 50 upon bicycles.
Senator McCandless introduced a bill
amending the exemption law OF 1901
and providing for the exemption Of
certain pelSoiidi property iIuHi StiSui''
execution, etc.
He introduced a bill. also. providing
for garnishees of public beneficiari es.
and repeating act 50. session laws of
1890 which is in conflict with 1t. Both
bills were given their first reading and
ordered printed.
BALDWIN WANTS TO KNOW.
Senator Baldwin introduced a resolu-
ton on behalf OF the committe on ways
and means. calling upon the Treasurer
of the Territory to give a detailed
statement by islands of all the reve-
nue. received by the government during
the year 1902. The statement Is 10
cover also the taxes paid by the sugar
plantations. copartnerships, and other
corporations separately. Separate
statements are asked OF the receipts on
each island of the property tax, Of in
come tax. OF license fees, from water
works. from harbor masters. from fines,
penalties and costs, and from all other
sources
Senator Baldwin stated that the In
formation is needed so as to ascertain
how much each island contributed TO
the revenues, and Senator Brown
moved to amend to require two copies,
so that one could be furnished the
county committee The resolution
passed.
Senator Isenberg presented a resolu-
ton asking that the item Of $4,000 be
inserted in the loan bill for water pipes
upon Kalihi road. Senator McCandless
suggested that the Senators keep these
resolutions in their desks until the loan
appropriation bill was introduced, and
the resolution was tabled.
BREWERY BILL PASSED.
The brewery bill was then passed
unanimously. This provides Il license
of $3.50 for the manufacture Of malt
liquors, and 1t went through without
amendment, excepting to give all courts
jurisdiction Of violations Of the law.
The bill renting the five cent tax
on beer also passed with fifteen ayes.
Senator c. Brown inquired whether or
not any of these taxes had been paid,
as it was likely to open UP lot Of
litigation, but there are no such claims,
as the law was never enforced.
The S-hour labor law also passed unan-
imously, with slight amendment. This
was simply striking out the etc" after
clerks, laborers. and other employees"
as Senator Brown stated that the "etc."
had no legal meaning.
The bill providing for n tax Of $3.50
for retail beer licenses started the
greatest amount Of discussion. Nc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100000