The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-04-02

from HaWllnH the remark that he
wouldn't give the snap OF hls Niger for
his chances when represented BY one
man against two appointed by the
government In the matter OF arbltrat-
Ing prices of condemned lands Hughes
and Mahoe asked n number OF ques-
tlnna ON this bill. which Rawilns an
swercd, but Mahoc could not grasp
the purport OF the bill. A motion 10
postpone until Monday was lost.
whercupon Kaniho moved TO indef-
initcly postpone because OF defects In
the bill detected by bis honorable
friend Mahoc.
kaniho said the law was n lard
grabbing measure which might work
an injury against the kuleana owners.
He rambled on In his remarks for n
considerable time.
II want to see county n county,
not n half-grown babe that has to be
fed by the Superintendent OF Public
Works or any other Territorial ofici-
al said Rawlins. who described the
present system OF having to come up
and knock at the superintendent
door and wait for him to say come
In" and have to say please" to him
to get land needed by the county. The
only point In the bill was In transfer
ring to the counties the mower now
limited TO the Public Works dennrt-
ment.
Sheldon thought the law n good ma
although he had mn ideo that some
sections might ha ar,anaaa 80 ,,ai,o
II more fair. The matter of publica-
ton OF notice might be made longer than
Tor three weeks. He favored n DELAY
IN order that these defects might be
remedied.
haleo took hand In the debate, ex-
p'"i"ins why ne agreed with haniho'
ihNi eooD SofEhVlsoRS.
ran wanted to know why some MEM
oers agreed with the bill but wanted
10 deiay IL. so far as he was concern
ed and he spoke for the Maui dele
cation he was ready to vote for the
Dill now as II stood. If the members
from Oahu and Hawaii elected super
Nisors they could trust they should
aiso De able TO vote now for the bill.
POSSIBLY the honorable member from
Waiaiua mad become misled because
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remark and forsool, bic ,s,,a, s a. LIS
N 10 nhN
Kalana rev;ewed the h,u ~, 80.
lily disagreed with the pronosition that
II was a land srahh,na ,,,ao.,,.
A vote on roll call shouod tho r
divided In favor az tha LII ~. ...e'..'.
to six.
DYyr,s,r,
Senate Bill A. exempting from tax
aon p,Uper.y used Tor the production
conra, and caste oil p .aa s''a.
n ,,anaad T., 10 on, was passed az
>rrc,,r s,es,o,Y
Nil ShssioN THREATENED.
Senate Bill 30. the Territorial salary
OIL was given first reading and
ordered sent to the Printing commit
tee the amendments in the Senate
having made the measure a different
Dill to that originally drafted and in
.,ouuceu INTO the House as House
ON 10.
IN discussing the necessity or haste
over inns DILL Rawlins said that IL
~ $50, ne was ready TO move Tor
u "isn. eessiohs 'h's week.
CoofI lNIERPRETERS.
communication from Henry Smith,
- VIZ "uuiSidiy Depdrtiutnts
gave the information that c. l.. Hop
Nils ana FRED w. Beckley, the Ha-
anah interpreters were Hawaiian
DoIh ana true citizens' Chang Kim
.Japanese internratars INC u"',,es . s anu
zens. The former had been resident
for thirty-one years and the latter for
twenty three years.
SECOND READINGS.
The following hills nassed so,ona
House Bill 1854, authorizing the man
ufacture and distribution of ele,tric-
lty on the island of Maui;
House Bill 1877, requiring the Su-
preme Court to render opinions to the
legislature and the Governor on i'm
portaht points OF law and upon SOL
-, o'a ',,m ,s,
for Mani lpcornora,t,,,r - 81
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plant.
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