The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11
THE HOUSE.

l
had the distinction of being the most
prominent man in the House of Rep
| resentatives yesterday, and il is STE
TO say that his prominence exceeded
| his gallantry. He spoke at some length
against the bill to authorize the use
| of typewriting in official records and
his theories of typewriting generally
We're, to say the least of it, curious
The bill was one from the Senate and
Broad opposed it because he thought
he saw behind it a deep-laid scheme to
rob a number of young Hawaiians of
jobs in the registry office and replace
them with girls. He gave his views
on typewriters and they were partially
amusing
A wearisome debate ensued and Har
ris seized the psychologist moment when
there was the fear of perfectly sound
bill being defeated by moving its ia
bling.
The tabling carried and the bill will
come up again when the members will
be more fully instructed.
ROUGHED THE SENATE.
The House refused to return the Sen
ate's Sunday bill a result of the snub
administered by the Senate when a
former House bill was asked returned,
and the Senate's letter was tabled.
A petition was presented for an APP
propria ton for a school at the junction
of Napoopoo and Honaunau roads.
The Committee on Education report
ed favorably On Coelho's bill for $3.50
for a teachers cottage at Makena
school.
A report was also made recommend
ing the following expenditures:
Broom addition Papaikou school,
North Hilo Observation-Disclosures. 81 200
Broom addition Honomu school. 1920
Broom school house, Hakalau.. 1900
Broom school house. Pepeekeo... 1900
1-Room addition, Pahoa ............ 1000
Groom house and cottage, Olaa.. 5000
School and cottage, Olaa settle
ment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
(Shipman.)
The Police Committee recommended
$500 appropriated for a lookup at Ha
napepe, Kauai
LIKE ANDRADE'S BILLS.
The judiciary Committee reported
favorably on Andrade's bill to amend
the Civil Code relating to judgments,
executions and new trials, with slight
amendments.
Andrade's bill relating to bonds in
judicial proceedings was also recon-
mended with amendments.
The following bills were introduced
and read a first time by title:
To amend the acts regulating the
practice of medicine, imposing a pen
atty of not more than six months i'm
prisonment or fine of not more than
$3.50, or both for illegally practicing
medicine. (GreenwelL)
Defining the sanitary district of Ho-
nolulu and providing regulations for
the same. (Coelho)
To regulate fduciary companies.
0ewis.)
Broad introduced a resolution for $500
for extending Broad lane to Kukui
street.
Coelho introduced a concurrent reso-
luton that the several items for the
several districts intended to be appro-
priated by Senate Bill "a be referred to
special committee of both houses.
The resolution was tabled to be consid-
cred with the bill.
THIRD READINGS.
The bills up for third reading were:
and DEGREES (Smith). Deferred.
To amend the Revised Laws respect
ing District Magistrates (Sheldon). De-
ferred.
To amend the Revised laws respect
ing pay of jurors in Courts of Record
(Sheldon). Passed.
To limit the time within which Ger
tain criminal actions may be prose-
cuted Gong). Passed.
To prevent dissertation of the U. S.
flag Oong). Passed.
Amending Sections 1851. 1850 and 1851
Civil Code, respecting the duties of
registrars. Passed. amended by strik
ing out it's first section.
To permit typewriting for the public
records. Tabled.
To provide penalty for the wrong
full taking or mutilation of public rec
ordS Action deferred