The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-24

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with th. Appropriation bII'
Tbu report was adopted
Lame withdrew bis resolution offered
yesterday to similar purpose. and moy-
cd Joint resolution thee 400 consider
alton of their services the members of
the code Commission ard of the Coun-
~ Act Commission be presented with
copies of the Revised Statutes Car
red.
Achi offered the following resolution:
BE t resolved by the Senate. the
House of Representative coucurring,
that the Committee OF Ways and Means
of the Senate, and the similar Commit
/ tee of the House of Representatives,
| ATE hereby appointed a Joint Commit
/ tee of the Legislature of the year 1905;
/ said Joint Committee is hereby author
! lied and empowered to burn up or de-
stroy all paid up warrants of the gov
| eminent which were paid on or before
| December 3lst, A. u. 1902; and all ac-
/ tons of said Joint Committee relating
! Legislature"
This resolution went to the Ways
and Means Committee.
] Aiul lllIDuuttu the lDllhWllE.
BE it resolved by the Senate the
House of Representatives concurring;
that the Committee of Ways and Means
of the Senate, and the similar Commit
tee of the House Of Representatives
are hereby appointed a Joint Commit
tee Of the Legislature of the year 1905;
said Joint Committee is hereby order
ed to make or prepare and report to
either House within five days an esti-
mate of the expenses of the following
Counties, i'm case a County Act would
be passed by this Legislature: East
Hawaii, West Hawaii, Maui County,
. Oahu County, Kauai County,"
Achi spoke in defense of his resolu-
ton at considerable length saying that
IT, was a plain business proposition.
= There might or might not be enough
E money provided in the tax levy for the
various counties. The legislature should
= know how much money was needed.
DOwsett thought Achi was trying to
cross his bridges before he got to them
McCandless thought it was wise to
r wait for the report of the Accounts
e Commission.
. Bishop thought the spirit Of the Achi
resolution was all right, but the mov-
l er was asking the Senate to determine
an unknown quantity. There was nc
81 way yet Of determining what kind OF
County government would be adopted
I Achi moved an amendment to his res.
Olution, and it was returned to him for
F. amendment
. Dickey introduced series Of amend.
ments to the loan bill providing for the
appropriation of various sums fol
/ building roads on Maui, Public Lands
81 Committee.
He also gave notice that he would i'm.
= troduce bill to amend Section 80 Of
]. the Session Laws of 1896.
Achi then handed up his amended
a resolution with the addition before Thu
= names of the various counties: "Ac-
= cording to the form proposed by tn,
County Commission
: The resolution passed.
= Ach introduced bill amending Sec
lions $40, 941 and 947 of the Civil Code
, Passed first reading.
} Dowsett introduced Il bill to amend
Section ga of Act 81 of the Session
Laws of 1896 relating to internal taxes
Passed first reading.
Senate Bill A., to regulate laundering
passed second reading and comes W
for third reading on Monday. This is
the substitute for the bill forbiddIng
= the spraying of washed clothes from
the mouth in the process of starching
. Senate Bill 30, defining the duties OF
e the Registrar Of COnveyances, came W
!. on second reading and read section by
= section, was passed on second reading
1t will be read for the third time on
d Monday, February q.
Senate Bill 80, to regulate the invest
ment Of funds by trustees, came up OF
a second reading and was referred to the
l. Ways and Means Commtte.
= Senate Bin 80, providing for the in,
II dexing of records in the office of tn,
t Registrar of Conveyances. On seconC
# reading it went to the Ways and Mean.
s Committee.
a Senate Bill SO, authorizing the use o
g typewriters in keeping public records
II TO Public Expenditures Committee OF
second reading.
d Senate Bill 81, providing a penalty
i for the wrongful taking, detention, al
= teraton, erasure or mutilation of an!
public record. Went to judiciary Com
II mittee on second reading.
n Senate Bill 3S, to amend Section l47
3: Of the Civil Laws of 1897, permitting
d postponement of sale of property solD
It under execution. Went to Judiciar,
10 Committee on second reading.
n A long communication from the Su
~ perntendent of Public Works told tn
a senators all about the collection AM
rs disposition of Honolulu garbage, AM
,r the expense of its distribution to house
holders. The communication was re
It ferred to the Committee on Public Elk
@ pendtures.
l. From the Health Committee, Kalam
reported favorably on the law to com
lie pei proper sanitation of barber shops
lie The bill, No p, was then taken up o.
second reading, and amended so as t
make the fine for violation not NOR
e. than $25. The act then passed secon
r reading. VIII be read for the thir
"a time Monday