The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-03-24
GEO. r.. CARTER,
(signed)


The following bills were introduced
and read first time by title:
To prevent any female person frem
being employed as clerk. typewriter or
stenographer in the offices of Circuit
| Courts, Commissioner of Public Lands,
Attorney General Treasurer, Agricul-
ture and Forestry, Public Works, Pub
lie Instruction. Audit, Survey. Registrar
and High Sheriff, unless there are no
male applicants for such positions.
BROAD. :.
For the licensing of farriers and
horse shoers. (sheidon).
SOME ROUTINE.
Secretary Atkinson notified the House
that the Governor had signed the fol-
lowing bills:
No. s, to Regulate the Examination
of jurors as to their Qualification or
Interest.
No. g. to Encourage Diversified In
dustries.
No. Z, Amending Sections 1858 and
2359 of the Revised laws relating to the
Duties of the Registrar of Conveyances.
The report of the Conference Com
mittee on the bill respecting the mini
mum pay for laborers on government
work. reused the opposition of a num-
Der of members from places other than
Honolulu district. The committee rec
commended the passage of bill max
ing the the minimum pay 81 day ex-
cept in Honolulu district where the
minimum, shall be $3.50 day.
On vote to adopt the report tie
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Andrade, Aylett. Broad. Cox,
Harris, Holstein, Kalawaia, Kaleiopu,
Lilikalani Long, Mahelona. Nakuina,
Quinn. Shipman, Waterhouse-15.
Noes: Coelho, Copp. Fernandez,
Greenwell. Haia, Kalino Kaniho, Lew
is, Mahikoa, Pail, Pulaa, Rice, Shell
don. Smith, Knudsen-15.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the Senate that the House had dis
agreed on the report of the Conference
Committee.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal improvements.
For relocating Kawela road Molokai,
$4,000. (Nakuina). Recommended.
For the extension of Vineyard street
from Liliha to Asylum read $4,000
CBroad) Recommended.
For road from Hawaii Mill to Wal
mea road, North Kohala, $4,000. (Ka-
niho) Recommended.
For iailer's cottage at South Kohala
$495. (Pulaa). Recommended.
) For removal of the Court House and
( Jail at Hauula, Koolauloa to Laie
: Recommended tabled.
/ KNUDSEN WAS FIRM.
There was a cat's-paw on the untrou
4 bled waters of the House when the ses
| sion resumed during afternoon. IA
e leiopu moved to reconsider the tie vot'
on the report of the Conference Com
a mittee regarding the bill to fix tn,
minimum wage of government labo ers
t Long seconded the motion taking thu
ground that the speaker had no RICH
to vote as the motion was for tn
: adoption of a report. not on the fina
s disposition of a bill.
Y Speaker Knudsens weather eye wa
. open and he ruled the notion out o
order with calmness which did hin
= credit. He may have done wrong bu'
f to drop into the vernacular, "Ee do
o it good
FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
The Committee on Public Lands anC
!, Internal improvements continued III
= report from the morning session IT,,
!. following matters being treated:
For repairing roads from Kawela t,
= Kukuiahapuu. Molokai, $4,000. (Naku
ina) Recommended.
/, For improving water works OF Wal
= luku and Kahului, $500. (Coelho)
: Recommended.
For repairing roads. Honouli to Ka
a.. wela, Molokai, $500. (Nakuina). Rec
. commended.
- For right of way and road. lowe
. Puma Road to Kinau wharf road, Soutl
= Hilo, $4,000. and for arch culvert, Mo
!, kuhonua gulch, South Hilo s5O0O dew
isl Recommended.
For completion of the Pelekunu road
Molokai, $500. Nakuina.) Recon-
mended.
o NO LIQUOR FOR LEPERS.
: The Committee on Health reporte
- adversely on the petition for a win
l.. and beer license for the Molokai set
" tlement.
Careful inquiry regarding the wlshe
of the inmates of the settlement ha
convinced your committee that there 4
a strong opposition on the part of
majority at the settlement to this pc
@ tition," ran the report, land we woul
therefore recommend that it be tabled.
And tabled it was. for Fernandez
Waterhouse, Long and Greenwell sign
j. ed the recommendation though Coelh
n did not concur.
The Committee on Health reporte
u adversely on Bill lis relating to publ
! markets (Cox). The bill was tabled.
: Haia's petition for the payment @
5000 for paiai delivered at the Lepe
70 Settlement was referred back for ex
;. PLANTATION.
II The claim of 5000 for the loss of tn
II sloop "Volante" while Transporting
- Superintendent McVeigh gratuitously
II was reported on by the Health Com
&c mittee. 1t was recommended that $25
" be paid, the sloop being worth only tina
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