Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
SENATE DISAGREES
REGARDING
KONA GIRLS SCHOOL

A letter was received from Secretary
Atkinson stating that the Governor
had signed House Bill 95.
The House informed the Senate that
Kaleiopu had taken Warehouses;
place on the County Act Conference
Committee.
House Bills 102 and los passed first
reading by title. The House had con-
Cured in the Senate's amendments Of
House Bill go House Joint Resolution
10, to call the capitol lolani Hale. was
adopted unanimously.
The judiciary Committee reported
on Senate Bill a. making licenses pay.
able on July 1, recommending that
the Senate concur in the amendments
made by the House. The same COM
mittee reported on the Senate resolu.
ton regarding the claims OF British
subject, recommending that II be adopt
cd. II also reported on House Bill 156.
regarding the extension of Circuit
Court terms, recommending its pass
age.
The special committee on Senate Bill
Ill, TO provide for a girls high school
In Kona, recommended the same with
amendments changing IL to a board
ing school, and providing that cook
ing, lace.making, housekeeping, etc,
be taught.
IwiIei Reports Filed.
McCandless reported for the COM
mittee on the Achi Iwilei resolution.
His minority report was signed by Nc
Candless and Lane. Hayselden hand
cd in the majority report signed by
himself. Hewitt and Gandall.
Achi moved that the reports be given
TO the Printing Committee to be print
cd. This motion was lost.
Both reports were read whereupon
they we're placed on file.
Achi introduced a bill providing for
the defraying of the expenses Of the
county elections. Passed first reading
by title.
Senate Bill lOi, the livery bill. pass
ed third reading unanimously.
Senate Bills 107, los and 1903 all
passed third reading unanimously.
House Bills f25 and SO were refer
red to committees.
The bill relating to the extension OF
terms of Circuit Courts. passed second
reading. Third reading Saturday.
Girls School Fight.
Senate Bill III, the Kona girls
school bill, came up for second reading.
I Bishop moved to table the bill. lie was
opposed to IL as he did not think tho
Government should go into the bust.
ness OF running boarding schools.
Paris. the introducer OF the bill, said
boys had chance to get good educa-
ton at Lahainaluna free. Girls should
have the same chance.
Bishops motion to table was lost by
. vote Of to 2.
Dickey and McCandless spoke against
, the boarding school plan. The motion
70 adopt the committees report pass
ed by a close vote and the bill passed
second reading.
Senate Bill II, making licenses pay
able July 1. passed third reading with
the amendments Of the committee.
The committees report recommend.
ing the adoption OF the House Reso-
luton on the British claims, was adopt
ed.
Treasurer Campbell in response to
+, Achi's resolution regarding what action
had been taken against the Standard
Oil Co. stated that he had filed suits
against several other oil companies by
which important points would be do
cided. This might result In proceed
ings against the Standard Oil Co.
The matter was referred to the Judi.
ciary Committee.
County Act Passes.
Dowsett reported for the conference
committee on the County Act, the re-
port being adopted by vote Of s to
after hot fight. This passes the
bill third reading.
A communication from the House
announced that the report Of the con-
ference committee had been adopted.
Achi moved to strike out OF Nc
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