Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
AuUAKU DAM REPORT
YET Ion PRESENTED
Matter Will Probably
Come Up In House
This Afternoon
HOUSE
5ith Day-Forenoon Session

The members are waiting for the re-
ror, of ,be sneci.i ioi,t dan, o,mmi,.
Zoo !, $3.50. ..,.,,,,, a., ,,,,,, go,
voc oNpo' '""' '"'' 'opo'
"ou'u pe presented inns morning as
IL Is known that 1t Is prepared. but 1t
was not. The report was not signed
by all the members of the committee.
Hughes was waiting around irving 70
get them all topetber Int nm IN noon
no had mn, succoodod A moo,,n, ~
~ aar,,.,,,,a 80 -, sps
w. No'"''','ee was 'a',e' ior 1
ciock' ana III IL propaDIe that the
report VIII be presented this after
noon. That will mean lot Of siren.
uous oratory, as Hughes and several
of tho o,ber ,,e,,h.rs oro or,v uo,,.
,,u ,a. a., ,,a,,.. a. ~ ~
,"e 'o' '"e "'"''e' W We oro"eh' pe.
'ore ''he rouse, so tnat they may get
chance to express their feelings on
the matter.
There are few bills vet to he con-
s,d.red on tho ,,o,,ha,s ,ro o,,o,,oa
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=" ."Ne 10 "o'" .'ae a' '"e' ''Ne W
'aIh oh matters ol ht'ie consequence
SECOND READING.
House BIZ 24o, authorizing county
.eaSu '.,., '" issue ncenses ior nun.'
ms With .neir respec'''e eo"h''eS'
passed second reading.
"ENa.E BILL FAILS. ..,
ou pin ., Iea,,hs 10 taNat,oh.
euu.a',on ,, anu judicial dis'ricts' iai'ed
, w. pnss .n,ru ,eaars.
IN "EFAi LSaSENsEo'
House Dali 80. authorizing ana ap.
propriating for the repayment Oi lie
enses for importing goods, wrongfully
collected after the Organic Act went
into effect. was once more taken up
on final reading. Rawlins introduced
amendments striking out the Items
which he believed had no business In
the bill. The amendments were adopt
ed. This reduced the total OF the Dill
about $4,000. The bill passed. 10 to 7.
The Miscellaneous Committee report
gu on House fetiiion ~, relative 10 .ne
claim OF i.ucweiko' VINO askeu ior
slooo Ior aaniases resulting " ",,''
ior hon-inih'imeht OF an agreeneh' re-
iatihg 10 'ne conveyance VI Ianu a' 'he
corner Oh hihS ana bere.ahla stree's,
Inc iaVoraD'e report OF the committee
KALEIOPU CHALLENGES
SHELDON. s-...,..,..... ID.
Senate BIZ 1O3, making special APP
preparations for claims against the
Territory, was put on third reading.
kaleiopu offered an amendment 10
cover the recommendation OF the Mis-
cellaneous Committee to pay Lucweiko
$500.
Sheldon wanted particulars ana maze
rather caustic criticism OF the man
ner In which the amendment was Of
fercd.
kaleiopu retorted sharply that smell
don was evidently looking Tor trouble,
and II ne wanted scrap on the moor OF
the House, he could nave II
The amendment was adopted. togeth-
81 with another 0nered by Hughes, ana
the amended Dill then passed maj
reading.
COUNTY BONDS.
The Finance Committee reported
favorably on House Bill 233. TO pro-
vide sinking fund for the redemption
or purchase of bonds issued by any
county OF the Territory.
SPENT TOO MUCH MONEY.
| y t SAINT ttiiiulittSt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the tabling OF House Bill 1862. making
additional appropriation for the COM
pletion Of the Kalihiwaena school, Ho.
nolulu. "The Legislature OF 1905.
says the report, appropriated S25,OOC
and those In charge of the construc'
ton of this work having seen At to call
tor plans and specifications for build
u 4 u Il 4 u x h ~ \ u 4 4 Il y u Il
the Governors objections. Chilling
worth's motion carried.
Bishop continued his argument. liz
said to callect the toll stan OF In
spectors must be maintained on ever,
wharf OF the Territory.
Chillingworth SAID at present the
lumber men paid no toli. inc small
man was stuck but the big fellows were
let go. He moved to refer the Dill tt
the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Dowsett said That unless the oil
covered ever! wharf II would hurt th'
TERRITORY.
CHiLLlNGWoRTH EAPLAlNs'
Chiihhsworth said that the ,oi
should be corrected on every Ton whicl
entered the chahhei: IL would De
teIri,oriaa 'o'i vi u, 'eish' hipo, '.'
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