The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-14
IN THE HOUSE


t'untinurl from ruEr ONE
with tr county act if now before the
house uud h1s to Boz passed upon before
we can do anythiuE Surprising such
"a committee should bee appointed and
should Eo to the bankers what would
be- the result2 They would ask what
amount would be- realized boy taxation
an the various counti,s and az YES and
now, the committee could not answer
the very first question. ] move that
the resolution be tabled"
"Kokua." shouted the House and
there was another Of the Senates i'm
nocents slaughtered.
Treasurer Campbell submitted re-
port respecting the number and names
Of applicants for liquor licenses in
Hawaii.
A communication was received from
the Senate relative 10 Senate bill 80, a
bill respecting the duties Of registrars
Of conveyances. The amendments made
by the House did not suit the Senate
and conference committee consisting
OF Senators Achi, Dickey and Brown
was appointed. The House on Harris
motion, authorized the Speaker to APP
point a similar number TO act on the
committee.
Speaker Knudsen appointed Long
kaleiOpu and Kaniho as the Houses
members Of the committee.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal improvements reported on the
following matter:
For repairing Puuhue- Kawaihae
road, $4,000. Kaniho). Recommended.
For Improving Lahaina water works,
S}.002. PalD. Recommended.
For matchmaking Pahoa- X eohe
road, $4,000 for constructing Malama-
OpihikaO- Kamaili road $1,000; for Po-
hOiki-Kaimu road, $4,000 Oewis).
Recommended.
For matchmaking Road Il off Sheri-
dan street, Honolulu, $1,000. CHarEls).
| Recommended.
For maintaining and improving Moo
beau Park HilO, $1,000. Qewis). Rec
commended that $4,000 be appropriated.
The Finance Committee subm tied a
letter received from the Clerks OF the
Circuit Court of the First Circuit sub
hitting that as clerks they receive no
perquisities but that what extra work
they do is done in their own time with
out interfering with their duties.
KalinO introduced a resolution for
the purpose of taking three physicians
to the Leper Settlement in order to ex-
anime any persons there who may wish
to be examined.
Greenwell drew attention to the fact
that the visit to the Settlement would
be but Of a few hours duraC'on and
suggested that 1t would be better to
send the doctors at some time when
they would be able to make complete
examination.
, Action was deferred for a dsy
The Health Committee repor-el tha
it had made arrangements for trans
portation to the Leper SettlemGn; OF
the steamer Kinau on the terms previ
ously reported. The boat viii leave
( here at 10 p. m. on Saturday, March Is
returning leaving the Settlement a
dark Sunday evening.
And" added the report "as thi
mission Is to a certain extent a matter
of common interest, the committee rec.
ommends that this House, through rs
clerk, extends a hearty invitation to the
President and members OF the Senate
to join us in this trip Of investigation
The House grinned to itself over tho
neat reproof administered to the aug.
ust body upstairs and passed the re-
= port.
The Finance Committee recommend.
ed the indefinite postponement Of Hol
STEMS bill exempting from license fee
those who sell sailed, corned or jirkeC
beef. The report was tabled to be con
sidered with the bill
The Finance Committee recommend
ed the passage of Holsten's bill to re
peal Sections "a and IS Of Act Ga, 1896
. with the amendment that Section 14O
OF the Act be stricken out.
Coelho made a feeling allusion to tn,
late Mrs. Stanford and moved tina
when the House adjourned today /
} should do so until II O'Clock tomorrow
i'm order to permit members of tn
House who had been students at Stan
ford University or who wished to d.
honor to the memory of the deceased
lady by attending the services.
Holtsein acknowledged that ever,
& respect should be shown by the Hous
= to Mrs. Stanfords memory but though
L that the business OF the House shout
D. be continued. He moved that selec
3 committe of three should be appointe
u to represent the House.
y Coelho refused to make the matte
e a subject OF debate and Withdrew hi
- motion.
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