The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-27

! 1889 warrants, held to pay
| warrants not yet presented. 81 so
| Fire Claims ...... $3.50 II
1874. 347 76
Current Cash Observation-Disclosures. 26, $50 80
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 61 .OOS "A
! The Treasurer added a note to the
| effect that the last call for registered
warrants will use up the current cash
! now on hand.
| superintendent of Public Instruction
| A. T. Atkinson wrote asking for fur
, Their particulars regarding the inform
alton required by the House as to
| teachers, their nationality and social
condition.
| Jared G.. Smith sent courteous COM
munication to the House accompanied
by two boxes of cigars made from
Hawaiian tobacco
REFERENCE COMMITTEE.
An adverse report was made by the
Reference Committee on the bills in
troduced by Representative Kaniho to
send youths abroad to be educated and
to prohibit the employment of other
er is contrary to the letter of the Or
ganic Act and the latter is provided
for in other bills before the House
Representative Kanihos bill relating
to attorneys a. law was sent on to the
Printing Committee.
The Committee on Public Health re-
ported that in view of the prospective
visit to the Leper Settlement it would
defer action on the proposition to allow
beer and wine to be sold to the lepers.
An extension of time on the other mat
tiers referred to the committee was
asked
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements reported adj
versely on the proposition to appro
pirate $4,000 for a road from Kalihi-
wal to Kikiula as the project was con-
sidered impracticable.
The appropriation of $4,000 for a road
in OIaa, from the Volcano road was
recommended.
The sums of $4,000 for extending
Judd street and $500 for repairing Ku-
naval lane were recommended.
THE PAIL ROAD.
The committee turned down Rep.
Broads bill to appropriate $4,000 for
widening the Nuuanu Pail road and
debate ensued. Reps Broad and Har-
ris contending that the money was
needed as the road at other side of the
Pail is dangerous. Rep. Mahelona ex-
planned that the bill as introduced did
not specify this, that it called simply
for widening the Pail road.
On Rep. Kaniho's motion the report
was tabled.
The suggested appropriation of $4,000
for a road from Puakea to Kawaihae-
kai was rejected as was that of $4,000
for road from Multi to Kaiopihi. The
following appropriations were endors-
ed: $4,000, road from Kaiopihi to Pua-
kea; $4,000, road from Puakea to Ma
hukona; $4,000, road from Honokane
Nui to Multi
For $4,000 to repair road from Ma
hukona to Honokane. Refused on the
has been made
For $4,000 for new water-pipe at
Laupahoehoe. Recommended.
For $4,000, for widening Maulua Pail:
for $60O0 for widening Laupahoehoe
pali for $4,000. for widening Kaawa-
lii pail Disanowed as not being urg-
emily required.
For $4,000. for repairing Homestead
road, Waipunalei. Recommended.
For an appropriation of $1,000 for re-
pairs to Kohala Court House for s2227
for road to Aiea station and $3.50
for road to Kalauao station.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Following resolutions were intro
duced:
For $3.50 for a road from Hoopuloa
to Miloliikai. (Rep. Kaniho)
For $500 for a road from MiIoliikaf ,
to Kappa landing. (Rep. Kaniho)
For $500 for road from KaiuIani road
to Leahi road. Rep. AyletD.
For $4,000 for Kanaina road Rep-
AyletO.
For $500 for Kaha avenue. Rep. Ay-
etD.
For $4,000 for grading and macadam-
zing Ward avenue. (Rep. AyIetD.
For $4,000 for extension Of Kuakini
Dad. CRep. AyletD.
KALEIOPU ASKS.
Rep. Kaleiopu enqufred of the Speak
II what had become of three bills he
lad introduced early IN the session and
vas told by Chairman Smith that they
we're still before the Reference Com
nittee He objected TO this and that
lis bills deserved immediate consider
ton.
Chairman Smith explained that many
ills on matters concerning public
eaIth We're held up as others were
oming in and all could be considered
ogether.
a number of House Bills which have
cen printed came up for second read