Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-24

trustees and brokers 90 veil ne bank.
inG Institution would IN the judy
mont ot yout committee. combine
class uf businesses that should be- kppt
as they are nt the present time. sep.
nuiH and distinct
Your committee. In conclusion. fcols
that the banking laws as they stand AZ
the present time best safeguard the In.
trrrsts Of the public and are satisiac-
tory"
BY Public Expenditures.
Report Of Police Committee recon-
mcndinr passage Of Senate Bill i3S,
An Act 10 repeal certain laws rcla-
tive to liquid explosives adopted.
Report Of Public Expenditures COM
mittoo recommending that $500 be in
serted In the Appropriation Bill to pay
the Hawaiian $. $. Co. for
oNorcharge Of pilotagc. adopted.
Report Of same committee recon-
mending that Petition 70. asking that
the salary of laborers on all govern
mcnt roads be raised from s. to 50, be
granted, adopted.
Loan Act Passed.
Senate Bill 20, the Loan Act, passed
third reading by a unanimous vote OF
"a.
U. S. Court Decisions.
Senate Bin l2l, providing for the
publication Of one volume of the de-
cisOns Of the United States Court.
passed third reading by unanimous
vote Of -.
/ The following bills passed second
| reading: House Bill 1883, relating to
the recording OF conyeyances and 9TH
er Instruments House Bill 1854, relat-
ing to the survival Of suits and acts
at law; Senate Bill l4l, relating to
building permits
House Bill 1853, relating to practice
In courts, passed third reading by a
unanimous vote of 20.
Must Have Warrants.
There was some trouble when II
came to vote on the passage in third
reading Of House Bill l72. making IL
possible for police officers to enter
places in which II is suspected gamb-
aAhN - S'iilb 'lls NlNUOWl ulEl ODldln-
ing warrants so TO do.
The chair (Mr KellinoD had called
tor the ayes and noes. Immediately
afterwards, Mr.. Kaniho moved for in
definite postponement and then the
clerk began to call the roll. Almost
simultaneously, Mr.. Andrade answered
aye 10 his name and then Mr.. Kaniho's
motion was seconded There was a
long and heated discussion, the Chair
ruling that the motion was out OF
order since the taking of the vote had
already begun when it was made. Mr..
kaniho appealed from the ruling OF
the chair, but was not upheld by suf-
Hc!ent number of votes.
The bill failed of passage by a vote
Of 10 to ~ as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Andrade, Chilling.
wroth, Gandall, Greenwell. Haia, Har-
ris, Kali, Kalama, Kumalae, Lewis
Nakaleka and Vida-l2.
Noes-Messrs. Aylett, Damien, Ka.
niho, Kealawaa, Keliinoi. Kou, Kup!-
hea, Long. Oil, Paele. Pail, Pulaa. Pur-
dy, Wright and Mr.. Speaker-l5.
Absent-Messrs Fernandez, Jaeger
and Knudsen-3.
viii Subpoena Editor.
Previous to taking a recess, Mr.
Vida asked for authority to subpoena
the editor of me Star and any Other
persons whom they may see fit to sub
poena in connection with the charge.
Of bribery made in the Hawaiian StaI
against members OF the Legislature
There was a unanimous vote in favor
OF this authorization and the Polio,
Committee will attend to the matter
this afternoon.
Senate Bill 1872, relating to the organ
Ization and government of counties
came down from the Senate and wa!
passed first time by title.
At II noon, the House took a reces!
until p. m.