The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-03-07

members of the committee TO inquire
into railway matters under the resolu"
ton formerly passed.
KANIHo's BILL MARKED,
Kanihos bill to prevent Health Off
GERS destroying buildings without maxi
ing compensation was again up for
second reading. its slaughter having
been delayed by Kaniho's protest that
IL had not been printed in Hawaiian.
The judiciary Committee condemned
the bill in unmeasured terms as tend
ing to tie the hands OF the health Off
GERS in critical times of epidemic.
In the absence of Chairman Andrade,
however, the reading was again post
poned.
House Bill 70. to provide for making
writs Of execution md other writs OF
! Circuit Courts and Circuit Judges at
Chambers available in all or the cir
| cults of Hawaii came up for third
reading, copies of the bill having been
printed in Hawaiian.
Its proud parent, Smith Of Hilo, NOV
ed the reading, and after a debate. I'm
which not one idea appeared, II passed
by % to z.
Rep. Smiths bill to provide for the
return OF summons to, and the trial of
causes at, terms of court pending i'm
mediately after twenty days after SER
vice, was next on the pillory. The bill,
like others. had been held up owing to
the lack of Hawaiian TRANSACTIONS.
The bill passed by rs to 4. ~
THE FIREARMS BILL.
Rep. Smiths bill to provide for IS
license for hunting with firearms came
up again, 1t having also been delayed
by lack Of Hawaiian copies, Smith in
troduced an amendment to allow any
person to kill cattle with firearms on
his own premises. n,
A motion to Indefinitely postpone the
bill was lost by is to 10.
The bill failed on a vote of 16 to IA.
Rep. Longs bill to promote the dis
play of the United States flag came
next. Its provisions were for the Super
intendent of Public Works to provide
each school house and each court house
with United States flag, to be display
ed on a proper Flagstaff every school
day and court day, weather permitting.
The bill passed its third reading by a
unanimous vote.
The bill from the Senate to provide
$4,000 for special appropriations to fight
the Kona forest fire was read first
time by title.
PETITIONS RECEIVED. AZ.
During the day three patitions were
presented by Coelho from the members
of three coroner's iuries from Molokai
| al, al. oil,
their services were rendered some time
ago they have never been paid.
The cases wete those OF J. p. Niau
who died ut I<allupapa or September
2. 1903; Kulamaunole IVY, who died or
October IA. 1908. and Kalepa, who eied
on November 2, 1908.
On Coelho's morton he petitions weT,
referred to the Polite Committee.
There We're sccrrs Of signatures %
Honolulu people, 'a.n and women. Il
, ,.etitiod pre-, en;ej by kaniho askin,
! for emendations of the law RESPECTING
, the segregation of lepers. 1t asked tina
. the words giving the Board of Healt
power to segregate persons who shal
be deemed capable of spreading th
disease of leprosy' or persons "allege
lleved. after due and careful examina
ton, that they are capable of spread
ing the disease of leprosy."
The matter was passed up to tn
Health Committee.
COMMITTEES REPORT.
The Committee on Public instruction
! recommended an item of $500 for al
addition to the school house at Maka
y pala, and one of 5000 for three-room
ed school and teachers cottage at Pa
paa, Kauai.
The Committee on Public INSTRUCTION
n recommended an appropriation of 81,
e 500 for school at Milolii.
The Committee on Public Lands an,
: Internal Improvements reported tina
s Supt. Holloway had appointed Mrs. Z
: NJ. Nakuina. r. c. A. Peterson and r
: II. Trent as commissioners to deter
mine the value of Kalihi valley waite
{ rights, but that 1t will be impossible t
4 report in fifteen days, as requested. tn
;. time being too short. Vlipt,ut
The Committee on Public Lands an
Internal improvements reported favor
ably on the suggested appropriation @
$4,000 for the extension of the Kalif
l. road to the head of the valley, and fo
10000 for the new Pauoa road.
Attorney General Lorrin Andrew
', submitted a report showing incidents
y expenditures of s4,O12.SS for the last 81
~ months of 1904
SOME NEW BILLS.
The following bills We're INTRODUCES
and read a first time by title:
To convert land at Makaoku and G.
coanut Island, Hilo, into a free resret
ton ground. Gewis.)
4 To amend the Revised Laws touchir
TT upon the punishment for destroyiE
ty native wild game. (Holstein.) r%
ga To facilitate the collection of rent
IA Uong.)
To protect vested fishing rights. eAi
y, drade.)
:, To impose a tax of per cent per ~
mum on every trade, business, profe
20 sion, employment or vocation in u
Territory when the profit or income 9,
. ceeds $1,000. (Broad.) P'''
Tho unusa adjourned az