The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-24
GOO for seasonal expen ses had passed
its third reading
NEW ROYAL, SCHOOL.

its third req ding.
NEW ROYAL SCHOOL.
An invitation from Superintendent
Atkinson on behalf Of the Commission
ers for the members of the house to at
tend the opening ceremonies of the new
ROYAL School on March 3. was received
and accepted
The Senate bill to set aside property
30 provide for the su ztenance OF the
families of deceased persons was pass
ed first reading by title
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were intro
duced:
To appropriate $4,000 for macadam-
izing one mile of road in Honokaa and
$4,000 for macadamizing one mile in
Paauilo. (Rep. Fernandez).
That Land Commissioner Pratt be
asked 10 furnish a list of all public
lands under his control with full par
ticulars. (Rep Kaleiopu.
To appropriate $4,000 for repairing
the Waimea- Kohala road. (Rep. Hol-
stein).
To appropriate $4,000 for survey of
road from Kohala to North Kona.
{Rep HoIstein).
That Treasurer A. J. Campbell be
requested to furnish a return Of the
surplus cash now in the treasury.
(Rep. Fernandez.
That the Board of Health be di
rected to detan thereat all persons
now at the receiving station for lepers
until the legislature adjourns. Rep.
Kaleiopu).
TEACHERS AGES.
a resolution introduced by Rep. Lewis
may cause heart burnings. 1t requests
that the superintendent of Public
instruction be requested to furnish the
following details:
The nationality of all teachers
Their respective ages.
OF males. whether citizens or voters.
The names of widows if any.
The names of husband and wife
teaching jointly, if any.
The total amount as per monthly
pay roll expended in each election dis
trict.
SOME NEW BILLS
The following bills were introduced.
read a first time by title and referred
to the Reference Committee:
To repeal Section SOC Chapter SO of
the Civil Laws. (Rep. Pulaa).
To prohibit the cremating of de-
ceased persons without the consent of
the family of the deceased. (Rep. Pu-
laa).
To provide for the issuance of Ii
censes and for collecting fees for the
same. (Rep. Aylet).
To protect the owners of bottles.
boxes, siphons. tins and kegs and in
the sale of mineral waters, beer, ale,
porter, medicines, perfumery, etc.
(Rep. Waterhouse).
To provide for the return of sum-
mons to and the trial of causes at
terms of court pending Immediately
after 20 days after service. (Rep.
Smith,.
To provide for making writs of exc
cution and other writs of Circuit Courts
and Circuit Judges at Chambers avail
able in all of the circuits of Hawaii.
(Rep. SMITH.
TO provide for filing of bonds by ap-
pealing parties against whom there has
been a money judgment in the cause
appealed. (Rep. Smith,
An act to establish a law uniform
with those of other states and terri
tories relating to negotiable instru-
ments. CRep. SMITH.
To levy wharfage toll on all freight
landed in Hawaii and provide for col
lection thereof (Rep. Broad).
To amend Section 512 of the Civil
laws of 1897 relating to payment of
water rates. tRep. Broad).
An act to regulate the conduct of
civil and criminal causes. (Rep. Long,. !
An act to promote the display of the
United States flag (Rep Long,.
To punish the dissertation of the
United States flag. (Rep. Long,.
To limit the time within which GER