Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
OPTION law GIVEN
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
THiRTY-SixTH DAY.

The Senate did a strenuous lot of
work this morning working Just up
to IL o'clock. After a number of bills
had been received from the House and
acted on. the Senate decided to let the
consideration of the Governors mes.
sage regarding recess appointments
pass until later. Brown started a war
OF the committees who have been slow
In acting on bills by demanding the
return of his Hilo high school bill from
the hands of the Hawaii delegation.
Dickey followed up this move and
got his local option law away from the
committee. which has had It over a
month, and got II referred to the spe-
cial committee. The bill providing
against wanton destruction of food
fishes aud Dowsetts finance license
bill both caused considerable discus.
sion. The county bill committee re.
ported on the sections referred to IL
yesterday. and the bill will be con.
sidered again this afternoon.
The House let the Senate know that
II had failed to concur in the Senate
licenses Of social clubs. The chair
appointed Woods. Dowsett and Kala-
ma as conference committee.
The House also failed to concur In
Senate bill 81. The chair appointed
q conference committee for this bill
Concurrent resolution No. =, so another
communication stated, had been adopt
cd by the House House billsa 80. III.
IA, li2 and 1G9 had passed third
reading in the House and were refer
red to the Senate. Senate bill 81, re-
garding impounding of animals. had
been passed with some amendments.
The matter was referred to the Ju.
dietary committee. Senate bill IS. pro
yiding for publication Of United States
District Court decisions, had passed
third reading in the House Senate
bill 30. relating to street cleaning, and
garbage; Senate bill 60, Senate bill
81, Senate bill 80. Hayselden's bill
protecting owners OF homes, Senate
bill 8, regarding juvenile deiinquents.
and Senate bill "a, also had passed
third reading in the House.
The Miscellaneous Committee re.
ported on the firearms license bill, rec
ommending IT, The same committee
reported favorably on the bill to pre-
vent the wanton destruction of food
fishes.
The judiciary Committee reported
on tho bill preventing certain prescott
ing Government officers from practic-
Ing law. The committee favored the
act with the amendment that district
magistrates should be included. Dick
c! did not concur In the amendment
The Judiciary Committee reported
examination Of First Circuit Court
reporters.
Bishop offered resolution to re-
scind the rule deferring the reading
CT House bills for twenty.four hours
OF their receipt Adopted.
Paris introduced an act to divide
the First Senatorial District into two
such districts.
The County Act Committee reported
az follows on the sections which were
referred to II:
Section 10 to remain unchanged.
Section 80 to be amended to read
st follows:
Section 80. 1.-THE precincts and poll.
ing places established or as may be
established by the laws Of the Terri.
tory for the election OF Senators and
Representatives shall constitute the
precincts and polling places for tho
election Of County officers, provided.
however, that In places where, under
the existing divisions OF precincts,
voters in different Districts vote at
the same polling place, the Governor
is hereby required to change the poll
ing places within each District so as
10 allow the voters OF such District to
vote within the District In which they
are registered"
| With these amendments your COM