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

is, / submit for your consideration the
immediate passage of am Emergency
Bill, providing for an appropriation
under the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry of an item for the suppress
sion Of forest fires of 100000.
There is a map i'm this office. show
ing the location of the fire. which I
would be very glad to have examined
by any of the Honorable members Of
the legislature.
I'm this connection let me suggest
similar item in the appropriations for
the coming fiscal period.
"(Signed) G. r. CARTER,
Governor.
Executive Chamber, March 2 1906"
Accompanying the message was the
following emergency appropriation bill
which was introduced by Paris at once
under suspension of the rules moved
by Achi.
AN ACT.
Making Special Appropriation for the
Immediate use of the Board of
Agriculture and Forestry.
Section l. The sum of two thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated to be
paid out of moneys in the Treasury re-
ceived from current receipts of the
general revenue of the Territory. for
the purpose of suppressing forest fires.
Section ?. Appropriations made I'M
der this act shall be under the con-
troll of and expended by the Board of
Agriculture and Forestry.
Section 3. This Act shall take effect
from and after the date of it's approval
/ The bill was read through at once
/ passed first reading and will be read
! for the second time tomorrow
| A letter from the department of pub
! lie Works acknowledged the receipt of
an inquiry relative to amounts of last
| loan appropriations uneXpended for
the various inslands. referring the
! Senate to the report of the Superinten-
/ dent on file. The letter was signed
! by Chief Clerk White The letter was
| referred to the loan committee.
/ Dickey introduced resolution in
! structing the printing committee to
( have all Senate bills printed i'm Ha-
waian after second reading and 40
copies made for the convenience of
/ members of the House The resolu-
| ton caused some discussion, but was
/ finally passed.
! The order of the day then REQUIRED
on the third reading of the Dickey
/ eXpectoration bill. On motion of the
/ intrOducer consideration Of the bill
was postponed until tomorrow
Several Senators are absent" said
I Dickey, and it isn't fair"
Senate bill the bill to permit stay
of execution on judgment. on third
reading was next in order. The bill
passed, Dowsett alone voting against
it,
! Senate Bill 80 to protect the owners
/ of containers of beverages and medi-
cines, was up for third reading but
! consideration went over, the introducer
not being present
House bill AZ, to regulate pay of Ia
borers on public works, went to the
/ Judiciary committee on second read
ing.
Senate bill 50, providing for the max
ing of public reports by banks, trust
companies, building and loan associa-
1 lions and other companies, reported
! from the printing committee. Re
ferred to ways and means committee.
Senate bill Sc, providing for the sup
preston of Disease among animals-the
animal quarantine law-reported from
! the printing committee. Referred to
"A special committee of five, one from
, each island. The committee is He
witt, Kalama, McCandless Paris and
, Wilcox.
Senate bill 6, the Park bill, was taken
up on second reading, read section by
section, amended as recommended by
the Judiciary Committee and passed.
1t will come up for third reading on
Monday.
Senate Bill SO, to prohibit the prac-
tice Of medicine without license. Re
ferred to public health committee.
Senat bill 81, to permit banks to es-
tablish branches without taking out
separate licenses. Referred to the
ways and means committee.
Senate Bill So, defining the property
that shall be exempted from taxation,
and including church sites and burial
grounds Referred to the education
! committee.
Senate bill 60, to amend the election
| law by providing that voters shall
stamp TX" opposite the name Of the
candidate voted for. Referred TO the
| judiciary committee
Senate bill 60, providing for masters
I'm chancery ana probate. Referred to
the judiciary committee.
The President changed the reference
of No. So from the committee ON edu-
cation to the ways and means commit
tee.
The Senate then took a recess until
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