Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-11
FORTY-sEvENTH DAY.

until noon. Much work was accom- :
plished, the most interesting feature
being the third reading Of the Park
bill, which passed after having been
amended. The Tantalus reservation
was the cause. of great discussion
and the boundaries proposed by the
Research Club, giving the park an area
Of about $50 acres. were not adopted
after a hard fight had been made In
their behalf by Dickey and his fol.
lowers. The opponents Of the bill held
that the residents Of Tantalus wanted
the passage of the bill for purely sell
fish motives only and fought stubborn.
ly. Dickey then moved to adopt the
boundaries originally set forth in the
bill, limiting the area to about II
acres, and this carried. Hayselden 60
Ing over on Dickey's side this time.
House Bill 1876. providing for the pro.
lection Of forests from fires, passed
first reading by title. The same was
done with House Bill 1877, regarding
the conduct Of civil and criminal cases:
House Bill 1870. to convert Cocoanut
Island into park; House Bill $50,
TO amend section 1893 Of the Revised
Laws, and House Bill 6S, to penalize
the unauthorized cremation of human
remaiis.
Dickey introduced resolution
amending Rule As making it possible
to table resolution by majority
vote. Achi opposed II, stating that two
thirds of the Senate should be neces.
sary.
Achi introduced a resolution for the
insertion Of $1,000 for the immediate
use for roads in the Fifth District. Re-
ferred to the Lands Committee.
Override Veto.
| The Governors message vetoing
House Bill Z. relating to Circuit Court
terms in which one term is changed
iron Kailua to Waiohinu, was taken
up on motion by Hewitt. Hewitt said
Waiohinu had a fine courthouse and a
good landing, this in contradiction to
the reasons given by the Governor in
his message. The veto was overriden
by a vote of 10 to 4. the latter by
lsenberg Bishop. McCandless and Pa
ris.
IIo,so p;u OF ro,o,,,c N ,,dou,s
|o,oo,,,, y, do,,ar cove IN t,r soo,rd
r,ad,ng I'm, oc,,or wo, On melton a,
prown ,os,norod ur,iI Friday
House Bill 1o7 passed second read
iEg. Third reading Thursday.
House Bill 1853, providing for the
senarat,on NJ ip,amous crime from mis-
ldemeanor nrisoners nassed second
reading Third reading Tbursdav
House Rrl 100, REGULATING the busi
ness of borsesho ers and fanciers mass
ed second reading Third resdinp
Thursday.
1.n.,,u. p,rI Reduced
Senate Bul G. the PARK hill. came mr.
for third r..sI,y and was road with
the minority report which ssronply ad
yIsed to cut out the Tantalus reserya
tion, and the majority report which
was heartily 1, favor of n
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considered nv narapranbs D,cle,
moved IN aaont the majority commit
tees renort recommending the Tanta
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