The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-28

payable by treasury warrants which
shati De accepted at par
Ihat the pay of Jurors be s. a a3v
ana Ten cents a mile mileage
maj one or more district magistrates
shaH be appointed Tor each judicial
district.
Ihat IN all damages cases the meas
ure OF damage shall be measured by
the jury and that such measure shall
not De set aside by any court.
mat no confession shall be rendered
IN evidence unless ii shall be the opin-
ION OF the judge that the confession
was voluntary and unsolicited without
any lnducement, compulsion threat or
violence.
That the Attorney General, his dep
uties. the High Sheriff. his DEPUTY.
Sherlfs and their deputies shall not
practice law unless duly licensed in
TINS territory nor shall they act in any
ciVll case except for the government
mat no person shall be employed or
hold office in the governn ent unless a
citizen of the United States and a resi-
dent of the Territory for one year.
Rep Smith introduced a bill relating
to liens and judgments.
WANT APPROPRIATIONS
a number of resolutions We're intro
duced and referred to the different
Standing Committees concerned
Rep. Andrade introduced resolution
for the appropriation of $24 600 for com
pleting, oiling, filling and macadamiz-
ing the Waikiki road as far as the end
of the park.
Rep. Kaniho asked $500 for an adj
n
pala.
Rep. Holstein had a resolution for
S36,000 for roads and wharves in South
kohala.
Rep. Coelho introduced a resolution
to instruct the High Sheriff to furnish
the House with a copy of the police
regulations of Honolulu and a list of
persons having keys to police call box
es He explained that he did this as
there was a fire up the valley yes
terday and it was an hour before any
one could be found with an alarm box
key.
Rep. Mahelona had a resolution ask
ing for 500 for a band stand in Aala
Park which was referred to the County
Committee on Rep. Fernandez's sug~
gestion that if the different counties
We're to have parks and band stands
they had better pay for them hem
selves
The following resolutions were intro
duced:
For $1,000 for school house at Homo
ipu. (Rep. Kaniho).
For $4,000 for concrete culvert for
Kaihuaha stream, Waianae (Rep.
Mahelona).
For 1900 for an addition to the
school at Milolii. (Rep. Kaniho).
For $4,000, road connecting Kane
hameha. road with Kaiihi road. CEep.
Mahelona).
For $4,000, extension of Kalihi road
to the head of the valley.
FILED REPORTS.
President Pinkham of the Board of
Health wrote that the list of lepers on
Molokai had been referred to the
Health Committee.
Rep. Coelho asked for a report of all
expenses incurred under incidental
appropriations between July 1 and
Decemb Der 81 last including hack fares.
steamer fares and in case of detective
work, the cases investigated. prosecut-
ed and the result of such prosecutions.
The report of the Public Lands and
Internal improvements Committee was
presented by Rep. Mahelona It recon-
mended the passage of Rep. Aylett's
bill designating the pay of 1aborers on
public works.
Rep. Pulaa's joint resolution to petit
ton Congress asking that body so to
amend the Organic Act as 20 permit
persons understanding only Hawaiian
to serve as jurors was referred back
by the Reference Committee, so Pulaa
asked that it be discussed in the House.
The joint resolution was amended to
read as a concurrent resolution and
was so recorded.
IN THE AFTERNOON.
At the afternoon session Senate Joint |
Resolution No. 1 for presenting mem |
bers of the Code Commission and |
County Act Commission with copies of |
the Revised Laws and the Session |
Laws and the Session Laws of 1905 |
was held over for a day at the request
Of Rep. Harris.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 5,
to appoint a joint committee to es-
innate the expenses of county govern
nent was referred to the Finance Com
nittee.
Young Bros. wrote offering to do the
work of the pilots, now done by the
BOAT boys, for $2400 a year. The letter
vas referred to the Finance Commit
ZEE.
The afternoon session was very short.
asting only ten minutes. The County
Act passed its second reading without
discussion.
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