The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-05
IN The SENATE


about two years ago;
1T is hereby resolved, that the Treas
urer of the Territory Is hereby request
ed to inform the Senate;
/ Whether the Standard OH CO. did
comply with said law or not?
/ IF not what actions he has taken re-
/ lating to the matter?"
NOMINATIONS AGAIN OFF
! Hewitt interrupted the call for order
Of the day by moving that the rules be
suspended and nominations OF the Gov
ernor be taken up.
Achi thought action ought to be de-
ferred as a committee OF inquiry into
the conduct OF one of the nominees had
not yet reported.
The motion was lost, to s.
Dckey here got i'm a favorable report
Of a special committee on Senate Biz
146, to provide for a fire department for
Waikiki, which was tabled to be con-
sidered with the bill
OSTEOPATHY BILL PASSES.
The bill to provide for licensing the
practice Of osteopathy, by amending
Section 1868 Revised Laws, passed third
reading on the following vote:
Ayes-Achi, Bishop, Dickey, Dow
Isett Gandall, Hayselden, Hewitt, Isen-
berg, Liant, McCandless, Paris, Wilcox
Woods--13.
Noes-Brown, Kalama-2
The bill to provide for the perpetual
ton of testimony on an error detected
by Dickey, was referred to the Revision
Committee.
, WIDE TIRE BILL.
! On House Bill 49, to amend the wide
!. tire law, Dickey said that big planta-
. ton wagons had wooden axles and to
require such to have tires in proportion
O would mean tires of unreasonable
: width. He moved that the bill be
. amended to make the maxim width OF
f tires six inches.
!, Dowsett wanted to know what the
minimum would be. IT occurred to hin
the amendment would make the Law
useless.
Paris felt the same way and the
NJ amtndment was lost, 6 to T. The bill
then passed third reading, with but the
NJ negative vote of McCandless agains
IA ayes.
DO BILLS ADVANCED
= House Bill 1856 circuit court terms, OF
w SeCOnu IedulIBs WAS REFERRED 70 III
Y judiciary Committee.
The livery stable lien bill passed sec
Ond reading, to be read a third time to
morrow, by to 8, after being amend
90 ed to require publication of notice Il
English and Hawaiian newspapers be
90 fore sale under lien.
- Senate Bills los and 1O9 amendin
90 Sections 1887 and 81SS Revised Laws
- passed second reading, to be read
90 third tive tomorrow
OF The bill to repeal the obsolete la'
of that authorized the hiring out of pris
as oners. to private parties passed secon
ed reading TO be read a third time tomoI
he row.
or On second reading the following Ser
IL, ate bills We're committed as stated; II
to Public Lands, 119 and ia to Health
no 115 to Ways and Means, and 116 to Pull
or lie Lands Committee.
st WAILUKU FIRE BILL.
ed on the report of a special COMMITTEE
he House Bill LAG, to provide for a fire dc
be partment in Wailuku, was considere
or on second reading.
s. McCandless moved il be referred
C. the Judiciary Committee.
n made under the Organic Act, as 1t PR
ny vided for an elective board. He move
by the bill be deferred until after passal
be of the County Act. The motion to r.
sct fer to Judiciary Committee carried.
e. HONOLULU WATER WORKS
rs A letter from Supt. Holloway W;
!" read, replying to a request for inform!
ny ton about the charging of water rate
10 etc, The letter quoted the entire reg
III latons of the Honolulu Water Work
1t was referred to the Public Ian,
sc' Committee.
MORTGAGE REDEMPTION.
Achi, under suspension of rules, +
ported from the Judiciary Commit
on House Bill 65, providing for equi
of redemption on mortgaged propert
AZ recommending it's passage with certa
M amendments.
~ Bishop moved to defer action un
Senate Bill Is on the same subttct car
up, which resulted in the tabling OF t
X Senate bill The same member tn
Y moved that the House bill be indeh
itvly postponed. He held that its effe
would be to depreciate the value
property.
led Dlckey Sdld an equity OF redempti
for for mortgages existed in many stat,
Irt He supported the bill.
20. Dowsett thought it most dangero
the bill 10 pass 1t would work a hardsh
set to borrowers. In California a simil
rst law was constantly evaded in eve
ess shape and manner. 1t would stop
nv. poor mans power to borrow on I
property at all. Lenders would wa
"a an awful margin. He was absolute
Ken opposed to the bill.
IA Kalama moved to postpone action
al. the bill until Saturday.
as Achi did not think six months t
ing long a time to give mortgagor for I
Id deeming his property under foreclosul
ace From the standpoint of the money
lis man it would not be a good law, b
for the poor man it would be a benei
a., He gave instances of terribIa saori ao