Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-27
MILK Bill FAILS
TO PASS StNlTE
TENTH DAY.

1ne CnHlr asked tnat the Dill on tne
adoption of the Revised Laws be recon-
sidered as it had passed third reading
last Saturday by show of hands. This
was irregular as votes had to be called.
On a calling of votes the bill passed
unanimously.
The Senate concurrent resolution re-
lating to the statement of taxes re-
quested from the Treasurer. was re.
turned from the House, which concur
red
A House concurrent resolution to the
effect that all suspects now at the Ka-
lihi station be detained until the end
Of the session, was referred to the
Committee on Health.
The House concurrent resolution re.
garding the encouragement Of the cot.
fee industry in the form Of bounty
was read. Several Senators thought
that the form of the resolution was
faulty. Bishop saying that Hawaii
should not be singled out but the
bounty should effect the entire United
States. It was referred to the Land
Committee.
Paris introduced a petition that an
appropriation of $4,000 be made for
roads in South Kona. Also that an
empounding law be enacted. Another
petition, asking an appropriation OF
$4,000 for roads in North Kona, was
introduced by Paris. Both were re.
ferred TO the Lands Committee. Paris
also introduced n petition from Kona
asking that 5000 be appropriated for
teachers cottages and $1,000 for o
warehouse at Napoopoo. Referred to
the Loan Appropriation Committee.
A letter to the Chair from DIR. Atch.
erly, North Kohala, was read. in which
the writer asked for some compensa.
tion for the debts he had incurred on
account of the cut made in his salary
as a government physician. Referred
to the Health Committee.
Senator Dowsett reported for tho
Ways and Means Committee as follows
on the Act to amend section OF OF the
Civil Laws Of 1897:
lloul lUW
Executive that the proceeds of sales
Of all Public Lands are now devoted
t. either the purchase OF other lands,
as provided by law. or the payment Of
the bonded Indebtedness Of the Terri
tory, and however much 1t feels that
the passage OF an Act creating a Sink.
Ing Fund from the proceeds of moneys
realized from leases OF Public Lands
would greatly strengthen the credit Of
the Territory, both at home and
abroad, 1t is the opinion of your Com.
mittee that the revenues Of the Ter
ritory at the present time will not ad-
init OF the establishment of such sink.
ing fund in this manner and recon.
mends that the bill be laid on the
table"
The report was laid on the table to
BE- considered with the bill.
The Ways and Means Committee re.
ported on the Act to regulate tha
Investment Of fund by trustees, recon.
mending that the bill be laid on the
table as 1t had been informed that
other bills on the same subject were
likely to be introduced. Adopted.
The Ways and Means Committee re.
ported on the joint resolution authoriz.
ing the appointment of joint com.
mittee Of the Senate and House to burn
certain paid-up government warrants,
stating that the Treasurer had been
seen on the subject, and recommended
the adoption of the resolution. Ayes
and noes were called and the report
unanimously adopted.
Wilcox reported for the Miscellan.,
eous Committee on Senate Bill No. g..
regulating the trial Of juvenile delin"
Quents, recommending that 1t pass.
Bishop reported for the Expenditure
Committee on the Act to facilitate tho
collection OF certain debts due the Ter
ritory, recommending that II pass.
Achi reported on the bill to amend
section 1881 Of the Civil Laws as fol.
lows
1.-THE object of the bill is to give to
the District Magistrates the power to
extend the time OF executions as the
law now stands. the District Magis-
trates have the right to issue execu.
ton for only 60 days; while the other
courts have the right to extend tne
time OF execution beyond that time.
Sometimes for the best interests OF all
concerned, the execution ought to be
extended; but the District Courts do
mt hnvn that tli1 lnu Qhnpll