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Dickey protested, but the Lane mo.
tion carried, and then the vote was
taken ON the passage Of the bill. IL
passed, 10 20 4, Dickey, Gandall, Paris
and Wilcox voting against il.
House Bill l69, on third reading,
was deferred until next Monday TO
make way for Senate Bills on second
reading, and then two veto messages
came from the Governor. The first
Of these vetoed the .Hilo school bill.
Consideration of this was deferred I'M
til SATURDAY morning.
The second veto was of House Bill
1903, to raise the pay of jurors from
81 to SO per day. Consideration of this
was likewise deferred.
Senate Bill 100, the deficiency appro-
priation bill, was taken up on second
reauIng and the members proceeded to
discuss the various items of expendi-
ture called for in the measure. The bill
passed second reading without any
particular change in the amounts ask
ed for by the administration beyond
two appropriations of $4,000 each for
roads in the Fourth and Fifth Dis
tricts.
Senate Bills ia, 125, 127, 12s, 1919,
100 and 131, which have accumulated
on the clerks desk during the County
Act excitement, were read by title for
the second time and referred.
Senate Bill 2, the local option bill,
was read for the second time with the
report of the special committee in its
until today.
-
law, read second time by title and re-
ferred to the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
Senate Bill 1873, to encourage the
building of railroads in the districts
of Hilo, Hamakua or Kohala, Island
| of Hawaii, passed second reading and
was referred to the rublic Lands Com
| mittee.
Senate Bill 1874, to repeal Chapter
81 of the Penal Code of 1869, passed
second reading and was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
BLOW AT AUTOMOBILES.
Senate Bill 1876, to provide for the
safety of the public from automobiles
and other motor vehicles, passed sec
ond reading by title and was taken VI
at once and considered. The bill lin
its the speed of motor vehicles in Ho
nolulu, Hilo or any town or village al
a greater speed than eight miles al
hour, and provides for numbering sucl
| vehicles after the manner of the main
land. The bill passed second reading
and will be read for the third tim,
today.
Achi moved that Senate bill 126 b,
taken up and passed at once, and tn,
motion carried. This is the Achi bill
to call the new portion of the prison
Honolulu Jail" a place for the ex
elusive confinement of misdemeanants
The bill passed second reading, anC
will be read for the third time today
Senate Bill 1856, to protect the own
ers of registered bottles and contain
ers, passed second reading and was re
ferred to the Miscellaneous Commit
tee.
House Bill III, for the relief of J
Goldstein, was taken up on secon,
reading and killed by an adverse com
mittee report.
| House Bill 81, the opium licens
bill, went to the Ways and Mean
Committee on second reading.
, House Bill 6S, the anti-crematiol
| | Dlll, went 10 IHe IledlIH SOulHlltlet
with orders to report early.
House Bill 1913, amendatory of tn
Revised Laws, went to the Public
Lands Committee.
House Bill 1870, the Cocoanut Islam,
Park bill, went to the Public Land
Committee.
House Bill 167, to regulate trials
went to the Judiciary Committee.
House Bill $50, to amend the Re
vised Laws, went to the Judiciar.
Committee.
House Bill 1S6, forest fire bill, wen
to the Public Lands Committee.
House Bill 1863, the horseshoers' bill
on third reading, was amended to re
duce the license fee to So per year
and passed, McCandless voting agains
it.
House Bills 90, 1873, 1856 and IS
were read for the second time by It'll
, for reference.
House Bill "a, the Widows electio
of dover bill, was read for the SEE
ond time, and passed. 1t will be rea
, for the third time today.
A communication from the Hous
, informed the Senate that it had col
, Cured in the Lazaretto Bill, and the
{ the Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE.