The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-01

W lllNI DNlldAOl IDlONl llciu NOllttlth
to withdraw from the commite.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Senator Dowsett presented report
of the Ways and Means Comttee on
the bill relating to the Regrar of
COnveyances. 1t submitted mend
ments to make the act refer tohe Re
vised Laws of Hawaii instea of the
old Civil Code, etc
The judiciary committee repted on
| the House concurrent resolion to
send memorial to Congress favor
of native Hawaiian jurors irertain
cases They found that a sirlar re-
solution was passed by the leslature
of 1903 and forwarded to Washington,
so that Congress had full knowdge of
the subject. Besides, the leasure
would greatly increase the ,sts Of
courts. Therefore, they recommended
that the resolution be laidon the
table. Adopted.
| The Public Lands Commit, recon-
mended laying on the table petition
from Maui for new school bulings at
Paia and Kihei, as the Boar,of Edu-
cation in its estimates for he loan
bill had placed $1,000 for a scIol house
at Paia and $1,000 for school ouse and
cottage at Kihei Adopted
The Public Lands committe report
ed it's approval of the Senat,bin pro-
viding that the government nay take
portions of land out of the crest re-
| serves if the governor and Ind Com
| missioner deem it expedientto do so.
On motion of Chairman MCandless.
the report was laid on the tble to be
| considered with a minorir report
which Senator Woods wasgoing to
present.
Senator DOwsett presented a report
of the Ways and Means committee on
the Senate bill relating to tn duties OF
the Registrar of Conveyance, recon-
mending its passage. Lal on the
table to be considered withthe bill.
report of the Education committee
on the petition for $500 70 a schoo
building at HonuaTo recommnded $l5OC
Referred to joint committe on loar
bill.
The Public Lands committee report.
ed favorably on two certail petitions
providing that there will be enough
of funds to meet the demands" hut re.
commended that the petitions he laiC
on the table, because the comnitte,
had been Informed by a member IF tn,
Senate that in "A few days he would in
troduce il bill covering the natter
Adopted.
NEW BILLS.
Bills were introduced and passd [,
the printing committee as follows
BY Paris: TO amend the law elat
ing to the appointment and renova
Of district magistrates.
BY Achl: To provide for publication
Of the decisions of the United Sate
District Court
BY Achi: To amend Section 26SI, r
l.. so as to provide a flnel 81 for my
one violating market reg ations VIII
reference only to the sale Of poi, fish
crawfish, oysters or shell fish, zee
and pork.
BY Achi; To repeal Sections 26S8, PCS
and 26S6 of the Revised Laws.
BY Achi To amend Section 80, r l.
to provide that an applicant for regis
tration as voter may appeal from
the refusal of the board TO registe
him, and that any legal voter may mp
peal from the decision of the board T.
register any name i'm either case to tn
Supreme Court within ten days ate
the decision of the board from whicl
an appeal. is taken.
BY Achi; To amend Section &C. r. J.
relating to the manner Of marking bal
lots by voters.
by Achi; A bin relating to master
i'm chancery and probate.
BY Bishop: TO amend Section 2l''
r. L., relating to vagrancy and dis
orderly persons.
by Dowsett: To provide for the max
ing Of public reports by bankers, rus
companies building and loan associa
tions, etc.
by Kalama: Providing for and reg
ulating Of diseases among animals.
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