The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-16

charitably disposed when he suggested
that 1t was mistake to allow any of
the 100000 to get out of Oahu
County.
SENATE TWENTIETH DAY.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senate Bill No. 81, appropriating the
sum of 100000 for the use of the Gov
eminent as follows:
SECTION 2. GENERAL APPROPRI-
ATOMS.
Completion of Nuuanu dam and res
ervoir No. 4, 100000; improvements to
Nuuanu reservoir No. /, $4,000; new
reservoir at Kaimuki, complete, $4,000;
extensions to cast iron mains, $4,000;
distributing system for upper Kalihi,
100000; stations, $4,000; extension
water works, Kamuela, Hawaii, $500;
shed, Government wharf No. 1.-TWO
story, $4,000; retaining wall around
Government wharf No. 3, SAC, 900;
dredging remainder of Kilauea slip,
$4,000; wharf along one side and
across the end of Government wharf
No. 3, $4,000; retaining wall along one
side and across the end of Government
wharf No. l, $4,000; wharf along one
side and across the end of Government
wharf No. 1, $4,000; shed, Government
wharf No. 3 Zone story, $4,000; ex-
tension to wharf system, Hilo-recon-
tsruction Government wharf, $4,000;
Government buildings, Honolulu, admin
istration building, Supreme Court and
Judiciary building, $276,500. Total,
100000.
By Ways and Means Committee:
Amendment to Senate Bill No. 7, relat-
ing to issuance of marriage licenses
This bill was again amended so as to
provide that permission TO marry may
be granted to males under 20 years and
females under Is by parent or guardian
or some other person having care and
government of such person.
House Bill No. 40, relating to the di-
rect primary vote, passed first read
ing by title.
Senator Smith, from the Judiciary
committee, reported on the bill de-
cIarfng February II a legal holiday
saying if another holiday be added it
should commemorate an event in Ha-
waiian history or in memory of a not
ed Hawaiian. No recommendation was
made beyond that which was contained
in the report. The report was laid on
the table to be considered with the
bill.
The same Senator reported on Sen
ate Bill No SO, relating to clerks, dep
uty clerks and assistant clerks, such
assistants to be ex-off1cio bailiffs, rec
ommending passage of the bill on the
ground that it would be convenient to
have the bafliff assist the clerk but
there is now no authority for appoint
ing him an assistant clerk.
This report was laid on the table 10
be considered with the bill.
From the same committee he report
ed adversely on House Bill No. 29' re-
1ating to the purchase of supplies for
use and recommended
that it be indefinitely postponed.
Senator Smith introduced the follow
ing concurrent resolution:
Whereas. The remains of some OF
the Kings and High Chiefs of Hawaii
nei. now in the Royal Mausoleum at
Mamma Ala, should be inferred;
And whereas, A proper monument
uho,I5 he erected thereon, the super |
vision of which to be under the d1-
rection and control of ex-Queen Lil1u-
oka1ani with the aid and assistance OF
the Superintendent of Public WORKS
IF the Territory of Hawaii;
Therefore, Be it Resolved, by the
the House concurring, that an |
concentration of twenty thousand (sZo'-
NM, dollars be inserted in the appro-
orfation bill for the expenses of in
,err;np such remains under the direc-
So ond sunervision of ex-Queen Ii
,;,,oLratrni with the cooperation OF the
Ola Superintendent of Public Works.
corate Bill No. So relating to refund
+ba bonded Indebtedness OF the
passed third reading.
senate Bill No. IS, relating TO mar
90 licenses and House Bill NO. s6'
RI the sale of tobacco, cigars