The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11
THE LEGIsLATURE.
Second Session of The Territorial Cav
Making Body of 1908.
THE srNArr-roRrr SIXTH DAY.

municatl0n was read from the House
transmitting three bills as having
passed third reading, VIZ: s, pro-.
aiding for the drawing, etc, OF
grand and trial jurors: 50, amend
ing Section l OF Act 20 of 1903; and
Ia, authorizing and providing for
the sales of licenses 10 sell opium.
All passed first reading, for secoLd
reading Monday.
The House seat Information that
both the Governors vetoes have not
been sustained.
McCsndless, from Public Lands,
reported on House Bill SO, TO desig-
nate two pay days 10 a month, sug-
gests to amend Section aud recon-
mends passage. For consideration
with the bill.
From same, on Bill 1913, for equip
ping volunteer fro department
in WailukI, Maui, Ieoommends the
insertion OF an item of $1,000 and
the tablng of the bill for consid-
Grafton with the Appropriation Bill.
Adopted.
Bill III, was reported printed by
the Printing committee.
Achi offered a resolution to the
effect that when bill has passed
third reading, the clerk is ordered
to send copies of said bill to tie
lower house. Adopted.
Dickey gave notice eleven new
bills, aud on the suspension of the
rules, Introduced them (173 TO 1881,
passed first reading and took the
regular course.
Baldwin from Ways and Means.
reported on Bill 149, to regulate
and license insurance business, sug-
gssts several amendments and re-
30 mmends passage, as it is coed
bill that will bring considerable
revenue to the Government, will re-
, gulate a business that has been in
crossing quite rapidly in this Terri
tory, and will keep out bogus COM
panies. For consideration with the
bill.
Various bills were then taken ur
| and advanced on second reading by
r b,ing committed to proper commit
, tees. soma being passed and thirc
reading set for Monday. Three bill
passed third reading CPS, 1879, 1871
Recess was taken at 1905 o'clock
E qE HoUsE--F FORTY SIXTH DAY.
After the usual routine, com
muuication from Jno Nj Kes, clerl
a of the Attorney Generals Depart
, meut, was read acknowledging re
, ceipt of Resolution 233, requesting
the Governor, the Superintendent o
Public Works and the Attorne,
General to severally report on thu
8 Hackfeld whasf, and to furnish
copies OF all contracts, agreement
or other written memorandum relat
| ing thereto. 10 answer. here ar,
j no papers DOCUMENTS OF any kline
' whatsoever relating to that subjec
t in the Office aud could not give an.
3 Information relating thereto.
Superintendent of Public Work
Cooper, in answer to the same reso
luton, transmitted copies OF al
correspondence covering the sub
ject matter 10 question. Both tn
above replies vera tabled to b.
considered with the Appropriation
ii Bill.
q The Senate transmitted two bill
t as having passed third reading, viz
o 46, amending Section 2U70 OF tn
Civil Laws, and ITO, relating to in
n ternal taxes. Hs M
n Wright, from special committe
=. pertaining to the dlsGharge of Cha
4 Wilcox, reported that Wilcox we
appointed as second assistant cler
in the Department of Public Work
~ in June, 1901, and in August follow
10 ing was made distributing clerl
|" In this capacity he at times becam
10 the custodian Of Iuads belonging I
~ the Faripug Bead Boards' Apd du
" ing March and thereafter be diver