The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-28
HOUSE ovERRIDEs.

If L signed this bill or aided In Its
passage.
HOUSE ovERRIDEs.
The House deferred action until the
afternoon, when it -overrode the veto
by 80 to 5, Greenwell, Haia, Lilika-
lani, Pail and Quinn being the five who
agreed with the Governor.
The Senate returned the liquor bill
with amendments. On motion by Rice
the House refused to concur and con-
ference committee consisting of Rice,
Harris and Holstein was appointed.
The House refused concurrence in
the Senate amendments to House Bill
POS, authorizing companies to use mo-
tive power other than steam, and
Smith, Coelho and Copp were appointed
a conference committee on it.
The conference committee on the act
authorizing the issue of certificates of
Hawaiian birth reported in favor of
charging $3.50 for the certificates, thus
splitting the difference. The House had
favored So fee and the Senate $40.
The conference committee on the act
relating to trial jurors recommended
the passage of the bill striking out the
Senate's amendment providing that
economy shall be exercised' when
juries are segregated. Both bills pass
ed third reading as amended.
TRUST COMPANIES BILL.
The conference committee on Har-
ris's bill to regulate trust companies
blouse bill 1859 reported in favor Of
reinserting in the bal a subdivision to
allow such companies to accept money
lol1
subject to draft or otherwise The re-
port was adopted and the bill passed
third reading.
The House adopted the Senate 8
amendments to House Bill 900, striking
out the section which imposed impris.
onment in lieu of fine.
Secretary Atkinson notified the
House that the Governor had signed
the following:
House Bill $50, to amend Section
1903, Revised Laws of Hawaii.
House Bill 40, in relation to suits on
open accounts.
House Bill JAG, to nrovide one fire
department for Waikiki and Kahului,
one for Lahaina and one for any other
town where such department is proper
ly organized.
The Education Committee referred
the rebuilding of the Smith street
school to the fifth district delegation.
The Public Lands Committee refer
red the item of $4,000 for $500 feet
of pipe line at Waikiki and Kahului
to the Maui delegation.
The Public Lands Committee recon-
mended the passage of Senate Bill IA,
providing for the construction of roads
through and from public lands opened
for settlement to Nuuanu street.
MAUI ELECTRIC.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal improvements recommended
the indefinite postponement of Senate
Bill 81 (Hayselden), to authorize r. A.
Wadsworth and others to construct,
operate and maintain an electric rail.
way and works on Maui. The report
was adopted.
Senate Bill 81 Bishop, respecting
the establishment of branch banks
passed third reading.
Senate Bill III (Dickey), relating
to permission for relatives to visit the
Leper Settlement, passed third read
ing.
Senate Bill 81 (Dickey), to compel
owners of buildings of over two stories
to construct fire escapes of metal, was
tabled.
Senate Bill 1913 (Dickey) respecting
income tax, passed third reading, de-
spite Harris IS protest that the meas
ure should be a Territorial tax, as 9TH
erwise the Territory will lose 5000, 200
in taxes.
Senate Bill 1O2 (AchD. relating to
personal taxes, passed third reading.
The House took a recess at O'Clock.