Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-28
FIVE Bills
~ PASS HOUSE
THIRTY.FlFTH DAY.

Five bills passed third reading in the
House of Representatives this morn.
ing. rot without some interesting
though unimportant discussion, as fol-
lows:
Passed Third Reading.
/. House Bill Ia, for the relief Of J.
Goldstein, without amendment.
2. House Bill 80, regulating the
practice Of veterinary medicine.
3. House Bill 142, relating to the
practice Of medicine.
: 4. House Bill la, relating to the
voting of a qualified elector who has
failed to register.
8. House Bill 1853, regulating the
business of farriers and horseshoers
for hire.
Horseshoers' Bill.
The horseshoe bill called out string
of eloquence. Fernandez said the horse
was mans best friend. The House
agreed with him. Pail suggested that
the intelligence Of horse was such
that, Notwithstanding the fact that he
could not talk, he would limp when he
was lame.
Rep. Nakuina confided to the House
to the fact that he sometimes gave q
couple Of men on his Molokai ranch a
dollar for shoeing horses: he empha.
sized the fact that he paid them and
wanted to know II he would be violat.
ing the law in thus continuing to have
these unofficial horseshoers work for
him. 1t was the sentiment of the
House that Nakuina could have his
beasts shod without breaking the act
providing his men didn't work indis.
criminately for folks.
Jack and the Babies.
Rep. Holstein's new bill, elsewhere
referred to, read and passed for first
time by title this morning, provides
that: The Secretary Of Hawaii may
whenever satisfied that any person was
| born within the Hawaiian Islands, is
sue to such person a certificate show
/ ing such fact. A fee of $500 shall ba
charged by said Secretary (as govern
ment realization).
Unsatisfactory Work.
| Superintendent of Public Works Hol
lcway. complying with a request of the
House. submitted copies OF all letters
relative to the Pahala- Volcano j. Juse
road. He says: THE maraer in which
the contractors h1ye carried on this
work has been most unsatisfactory. al
thougn conditions have been somewha,
against them. This work is entirely
under the supervision Of Messrs. Theo
II. Davies & Co., as they are the bonds
men Of Messrs. Benton and Arioli.
Relieve during the past four or fiv,
months they have endeavored to rusl
the work as fast as possible. and II l,
doubtful whether they would do an,
better II the contract was cancelled ant
the bondsmen required to take up tn,
work."
This matter was deemed OF sufficien
Importance to refer In It's entirety L
the Printing Committee.
For Pelekunu Sickness.
House concurrent resolution No. 8
adopted In the Senate yesterday wa
| 'ouoy iVtuihcu " TIC IhOusc Win al
amendment to the effect that the iten
TO be inserted in the emergency or I'm
paid bills appropriations for the pur
pose Of defraying the expenses incur
red by the Board Of Health on accoun
Of the epidemic reported now preva
lent at Pelekunu, Molokai, should no
exceed $500.
The House adopted the Senate
amendment.
Disagree With Senate.
Senate returned II. b. 1876 with al
amendment providing that amy socia
club, whether incorporated or not, fuI
nishing meals and intoxicating liquors
or intoxicating liquors alone, to It
members and their guests, shall pa
an annual tax to the Territory of Hs
wall In the sum Of 5000"
BY vote Of ~ to 10 the House di
not concur In the Senates amendmen,
Il Senate Informed the House that II
amendments to s. b. 81 had not bee
concurred on and the following ha
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