The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-31

carried on was most unsatisfactory, but
it was not probable that anv other con-
tractors would undertake the work at
the flgure named. and it would cost
the government considerably more if
given out at day labor. The report WAS
ordered printed.
COMMITTEES REPORT.
The following reports were submitted
by the Public Lands and Internal I'M
provements Committee:
For three electric lights in Waikiki.
(Lilikalani). Recommended.
For completion of Homestead road
and bridge at Haaula, $4,000. (Kaleio-
pu). Recommended.
For road on the Pail Kaluahine,
$4,000. (Fernandez). Recommended.
The Health Committee reported ra-
vorably on Coelho's bill relating to
sanitary regulations in Honolulu with
some minor amendments.
The Education Committee recon-
mended that new school be built at
| Kalihi-waena, Honolulu, at cost of
$4,000.
| Holstein introduced a bill authoriZ-
! ing the Secretary of Hawaii to issue
certificates of Hawaiian birth, when
proof is furnished, at cost of So.
Holstein then bade farewell to the
House for four days, getting permission
to go home to Kohala to see if the
place is still there.
THIRD READINGS GALORE.
There began session of third read
ings with results which follow:
Fernandez's bill for "the relief of
J. Goldstein," passed third reading.
The particular relief wanted by Gold,
stein is the sum of $52 which was col.
lected illegally by the Territory in Oc.
tober, 1900.
Andrade's bill to regulate the prac
tice of veterinary medicine, surgery
and dentistry came up for third read
ing and passed without opposition,
Smith bill to provide for the vot
. ing of a qualified elector who has fail
, ed to register owing to sickness or alb
sence. passed third reading.
Senate Bill "a, rroviding for the filinl
of plans and surveys of land in the of
fee of the Registrar of Conveyances
passed third reading.
Senate Bill 81, relating to the i'm
pounding of animals, passed third read
ing by 16 to 10.
, Senate Bill g. providing for the regu
lation of the trial and probation Of
juvenile delinquents, passed third read
ing by 16 to 10.
Senate Bill 5s, to provide for the pub
, lication of the decisions of the United
! States District Court, passed thirt
, reading without opposition.
Greenwell' s bill to provide a penal
ty of $3.50 for any person who prac
tices medicine when unqualified or whel
his license has been revoked, passed
, third reading.
Sheldon's s bill to regulate farrier
and horseshoers came up for third read
inc and was discussed at length. /
passed bv Is to 8.
Waterhouse' bill to protect the own
{ ers of bottles and cases in which beer
, medicines and similar articles are pu
D up passed third reading by 90 to g.
4 Senate bill 81, to amend the laws re
{ lating to the cleaning of streets an,
: removal of garbage, passed third read
= inc.
: Senate Bill 55, relating to tax exemp
e tions. was tabled to be considered wit
e the House Bill on taxation now befor
e the House.
e Senate Bill 81, to provide for boar
r of commissioners for the collection an
V indexing of public archives, passe
third reading without opposition.
+ Senate Bill so, to strike out severa
n obsolete sections in the Revised Law
a of Hawaii, which refer to public MAJ
e kets, passed third reanng.
Senate Bill 63, to provide for the ar
!, pointment of masters in chancery, wa
n indefinitelv postponed.
As a Conference Committee on Sen
ate Bill 81, to penalize the wrongful