The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-21

for the appointment of six members
from the lower house to five from the
upper house on the joint committee to
discuss the County Bill.
A committee consisting of Represen-
tatives Long. Hostein and Sheldon was
appointed to confer with the Senate
with view to coming to an agreement
with regard to representation on the
County Bill joint committee.
Chairman Smith of the Reference
Committee reported on bills Nos. l and
g. both having to do with the Couisy
Act and the election of supervisors. The
bills We're sent back without comment
and We're given to the Printing Com
mittee.
FOR SECOND READING.
The following bills came up for Sec
ond reading and We're referred:
No. 49, To repeal sections of the pc
nal laws relating to vaccination; re-
ferred to Health Committee.
No. IA. To permit any person to treat
leprosy without license; referred to
Health Committee.
No. 16. To regulate sale of goods,
wares and merchandise; referred TO III
nance Committee.
No. II. To provide for licensing tailor
and dressmaking establishments; re-
ferred TO Finance Committee.
No. IS. To repeal sections of Civil
Laws relating to poll, school and road
taxes; referred to Finance Committee.
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Coelho introduced a resolution
instructing the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works to report:
1. The sums appropriated under the
Loan Act which have peen expended:
.. Works contemplated and to be
completed before June 80. 1905. under
the act;
| 8. Sums appropriated which will be
unexpended at the end of June.
Rep. Waterhouse moved a resolution
for the appropriation of $4,000 for the
construction of a road in Heeia.
| Rep. Cox introduced resolution to
appropriate $4,000 for piers, approaches
and bridges in Waialua.
Rep. dKaleiopu had a resolution for
the expenditure of $4,000 on roads,
bridges and culverts in Koolaupoko.
| Rep. Broad introduced resolutions for
the appropriation of $4,000 for the ex-
tension of Vineyard street from Liliha
street to Kalihl street and $4,000 for
the widening of the Nuuanu Pail road.
| Resolutions were introduced by Rep.
Lilikalani for $4,000 for the macadam-
izing of the Waialae road and for $10,-
600 for the opening of new road to
connect the Waialae road with the Dia-
mond Head road.
Rep Mahikoa introduced a number OF
resolutions for small appropriations for
repairs to different school houses or
Kauai.
vy MANY NEW BILLS.
The following bills, after being read
a first time by title, were passed along
to the Reference Committee:
To amend the Poll, School and Roac
tax as follows:
To impose an annual tax of one dol
lar on every male inhabltant between
the ages of 20 and so.
To impose an annual tax of 81 on ev.
cry male inhabitant between 20 and 81
years for the support of the schools.
To impose an annual tax of 81 on ev.
cry male between 20 and so as a roat
tax. (Rep. Holstein.)
To provide priority of payment OF
claims against the estate of deceased
persons. (Rep. Lewis).
To repeal Sections "a and IS of the
laws of 1896 respecting licenses. (Rep
Holstein).
An act to amend the sections of the
laws relating to licenses for the sale
of beef so that they may not apply tc
sailed corned or jerked beef. (Rep
Holstein).
An act recognizing the Board o
Health and defining it's duties and pow
ers. CRep Kaniho).
An act to provide for and regulate
the sending of youths to the mainland
or abroad to be educated. three from
Hawaii, two from Molokai Maui ant
Lanai; four from Oahu, one from Ka
uai and Niihau. (Rep. Kaniho).
An act to declare the effect of al
adoption of a child. (Rep. Fernandez)
An act to provide for counties in thu
Territory of Hawaii. (Rep. smith,.
An act repeating the laws relating tt
the Labor Commission. (Rep. SMITH
An act relating to the date of terms
of court. (Rep. SMITH.
An act TO provide for the payment OF
claims of damages by persons impris'
oned during the year 1895. (Rep. Ka'
niho).
An act to provide for the recording
OF instruments within the various judi
cial circuits. (Rep. SMITH.
An act to provide for the construc
| tion maintenance and opera tion of 4
telephone line on She island o.
Oahu by the Standard Telephone Com
pany. Ltd. CRep. AyletD.
An act to repeal the Session Laws o
1908 relating to the facilitating of thu
segregation of lepers (Rep. Broa0
An act in relation to suits on opeI
; accounts. (Rep. Harris).