The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-08

tsruction Department as submitted for
the same period, amounted TO sl6SS Is.
The Health Committee reported
against Kaniho's bill to repeal the Sec
lions of the penal laws respecting COM
puisory vaccination as being '.inexne-
dent and unsafe to remove a safeguard
especially necessary because of our very
mixed population and exposed position
at the crossway of ocean traffic"
The report was tabled. to be consid-
cred with the bill
Senate Bill No. 46. to amend the re-
Vised laws relating to summary pro-
eeedings to recover possession of land
was read a first time by title.
IMPROVEMENTS RECOMMENDED
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements reported as fol-.
lows:
$4,000 for macadamizing in Honokaa
and $4,000 for macadamizipg in Pau
lilo CFernandeZ). Rejected As unneees
sary.
$1,000 for court house and Jail in Ha-
nalei (Mahikoa). Rejected as unneces-
sary.
I $1,000 for grading and macadamizing
Pail avenue instead of $500 asked by
Rep. Quinn. Quinn and Andrade did
not concur.
! $4,000 to complete South KohaIa road
to Kona road (Holstein). Recommend
ed.
| $4,000 for Northumberland road.
$1,000 shed for wharf at Kawaillae.
$4,000 for roller and water cart CHol-
stein). Recommended disalIowed.
| $500 Waimea road to join Hamakua
read CHolstein). Recommended with
the construction of two bRidges
$500 repairs and maintenance South
Kohala road (Holstein). Recommended.
$4,000 for the 22-mile road: SIS, lie to
repair volcano road; $4,000 for the Sk
road; $4,000 for new road from volcano
road to the 13-mile road Gewis). Rec
commended
For two electric lights in Kakaako
Oilikalani). Recommended
For construction of Kahakuloa- Homo
kohau road (Coelho). Recommended.
Smith introduced a bill relating to
fines and costs in criminal cases which
was read a first time by title.
The following resolutions were intro
duced:
For an appropriation of s425 to pay
the salary of E. da Silva as bailiff of
Liz chi III NIISuIt toBiIII.J
For $33423 to pay the Wilder 8. S.
Co. for freight transported (Coelho.1
EVENING SESSION.
1t was Holstein who came to the
front when the House met last evening
and he had a motion to the effect that
the House should meet every morning
at o'clock There was futile argu-
ment and the motion carried by Is to
IA The House went in to Committee
of the Whole once more and with
Chairman Holstein in the chair again
took up the matter of the County Bill,
Chapter II being under consideration.
The chapter passed with merely verbal
amendments.
Chapter III of the bill deals with
district boundaries and it passed after
desultory discussion. An error in
the act as originally drawn which left
the island Of Lanai out of Lahaina
district, was corrected.
Chapter " dealing with the general
powers. liabilities and limitations Of
counties was passed as was Chapter
Seats.
An important amendment was made
in Chapter VI concerning county Off
GERS. Rep. Harris moved that the
proposed exception of the Board of
Supervisors from popular election be
struck out. Rep. Smith asked what
authority Harris had to guarantee that
the Washington government had de-
cided to revise the Organic Act in this
particular and was met by the reply
that the Chairman of the Republican
Central Committee had received the
word to that effect. The amendment
carried.
The election of a school inspector in
each county was decided on after
motion 10 that effect by Coelho
Coelho also proposed that district
ma istrate should be elected in each
district of each county who shall be
ex-offfcio. school agent. This amend
ment was adopted.
The schapter then passed as amended.
The committee rose and reported
| progress at 9:45.