Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-16

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next regular business in order and
urged that this matter be attended to
before the introduction OF bills was al
lowed.
Committees This Afternoon.
Speaker Knudsen stated for the hen
eft OF Aylett and the House generally.
that he was having lists OF the stand
ing committees typewriter at that
time and would be ready to announce
these committees at the opening of the
afternoon session.
Coelho thought Aylett very much
mistaken in his attitude. He moved
that business be proceeded with. The
appointment of committees was an in
cident in the facilitation of business;
there was nothing to prevent going
ahead with business; the appointment
OF committees was an incident to &C.
cur in Its own good time.
The Speaker said he thought the
honorable member, Aylett, was out Of
order. Aylett rising several times to
press his point and suggesting that o
recess be taken until the committees
were appointed. In spite Of his elo-
Quence business was proceeded with
In quick time.
Hamakua Roads.
Fernandez presented resolution to
the effect that the following items be
inserted in the Appropriation Bill, for
Hamakua, Hawaii:
1-$20.000, roads and bridges, gen.
eral.
100000, for matchmaking.
The above resolution was adopted;
In fact. all resolutions presented were
adopted and all bills submitted were
passed on first reading by title.
Public Copies Of Bills.
Andrade introduced and had passed
a resolution to the effect that the Ter
ritorial Secretary be asked to deliver
to the clerk Of the House enough cop
les of the revised laws of Hawaii SO
that each member might have copy.
Harris moved that the Chamber of
Commerce be furnished with copies of
bills; Coelho amended with the sug-
gestion that all such associations be
furnished with copies of proposed bills.
A request was read from the Civic
Federation, recently formed, also ask.
ing Tor copies Of all bills introduced.
It was voted to let them have copies.
James F. Morgan, chairman of the
committee, sent in request for cop.
les of the bills introduced, for the leg.
islative committee of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
kohala Improvement.
Pulaa introduced a resolution to
the effect that $1,000 be appropriated
for the repair OF the Kohala court
house, and another resolution for $780,.
600 to repair the Government road
from Mahukona to Honokane, Hawaii.
The following bills were announced
in due form, read by title and passed
first reading:
BY Andrade:
An Act to appropriate for House ex.
penses, $4,000.
An Act to enact the revised laws OF
Hawaii.
BY Representative Pail:
An Act to amend Section 81 Of Act
80 Of the Session Laws of 1908, relat
ing to terms of Circuit Courts.
BY Representative Fernandez:
An Act to repeal Section 3 OF Chap.
ter G2 of the Penal Code, relating ia
isolation OF lepers.
An Act to repeal Sections 922, 925.
ETC., relating to vaccination.
BY Representative Broad:
An Act providing licenses.
For City and County.
BY Representative Mahelona:
An Act creating the City and Coun'
ty OF Honolulu.
BY Representative Holstein:
Acts: /. To reduce personal taxes
from 60 to 30 years as the age limit.
2. To amend Act 80 of laws OF 1908
in reference to terms OF Circuit Courts
so that the term Of the Third Circuit
will he held in Noyemher ipstaad nj