Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-15

deposit in advance with the company
a sum Of money sufficient To pay the
cost and expense OF making and CON
structing such connections and for the
current period Of one month"
Section C. The company shall have
the right to discontinue or cut OF the
supply Of electricity to any consumer
who shall refuse or fail to pay the
amount due for electricity supplied by
said company within such reasonable
time as said company may fix for me
payment Of the same, and such discon.
tinuanCC Of service or supply OF cleo
tricity shall not prejudice the right of
the company to any remedies now or
which may hereafter be authorized by
law for the recovery and collection Of
said amount"
kona.kau Railway.
Report by same committee on Sen.
ate Bin 90. AN Act TO encourage the
Kona.Kau Railroad Co., Ltd" recon.
mending passage adopted.
REPORT of Public Expenditures Com.
mittee on Resolution 2O4 asking for
$2.4OO for salary Of clerk and transla.
tor for the District Court of HilO for
the ensuing biennial period recon.
Tending adoption, laid on the table to
be considered with the Appropriation
Bill.
Report Of same committee on Peti.
ton -. from taxpayers Of Kaupo, ask
ing for $4,000, recommending tabling
Of the resolution to be considered with
the Appropriation Bill, adopted.
Report Of Police Committee on Sen.
ate BHl l43. An Act amending certain
laws relating to nuisanCes, recon-
mending passage adopted.
Report Of same committee on Sen.
: ate Bill lUi. AN Act relating to at.
tachmeuts and garnishments,' adopt
ed. The committee recommends refer
ring the bill to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Kalama's Minority Report.
Mr.. Lewis wanted to know what had
become OF the minority report of Mr..
Kalama. Of the Public Lands Commit.
tee, on Senate Bill 4. An Act granting
a franchise to construct, maintain anu
: operate an electric railway in Hilo."
The majority OF the committee had
reported in favor OF the bill and there
/, was a hearty laugh when Mr.. Kalama
presented the following: Your minor.
ity committee recommends that the
bill pass with the amendments offered
: by the majority Of the committee"
The minority report was adopted
and the bill passed second reading.
Mr.. Kalama had objected yesterday
' to the provisions Of the bill and the re-
e port OF the majority OF the committee
was laid on the table for the express
purpose Of giving him chance TO
present his side Of the question.
10 MIR Kupihea moved TO reject the re-
port of the minority Of the committee
and made the charge that the member
who had presented II had not seen the
I bill and therefore did not know what
p he was talking about Speaker Beck
ley put stop to this by stating TO Mr..
: Kupihea that personal attacks would
u not be countenanCed in the House.
Private Interests.
p Mr. Lewis moved that the bill be
placed on the special order OF the day
for tomorrow and the motion was
quickly seconded Speaker Beckley
made remarks about private interests
and interests of the public. saying
that now was the time for the members
TO show whether or no they placed
those of the former ahead Of those OF
the latter or not There WAS Il close
. vote on the motion to place the bill on
the special order OF the day and then
Speaker Beckley, in order to ascertain
. correctly how the vote stood, asked
for all those who were in favor of plac.
} Ing the Interests Of private parties
+ ahead Of those of the people to rise.
r Not man in the House stood up and
= when the call for those who favored
1 the reverse was made, over half of the
= members stood up and the bill was
ordered in its regular place to take
| even chances with all the remainder OF
- the measures now in line for advance.
/ ment
, Aylett's Street Resolution.
Resolution by Mr.. Aylett, tabled TO be
considered with the Appropriation bill:
10000 for purchasing the right OF way
> and macadamizing the following streets
r lying In that section of the city OF Ho-
! nolulu known as the Kapahulu Tract: