Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-05


Kanlho's amendment received no
vote except his own kaloiouus
amendment to make the item read
s225 carried.
VALUABLE MAN
The item OF $3.50 for supcrlntend-
ent of Animal Industry fell under the
displonsurc OF Kalolupu, who moved
to make It 80 i-3 cents Quinn NOV
ed sRoo. Tho item passed.
PRATT rs KNITTED
The AK was waiting for Land Com
missioner Pratt and Rice was ready
to WELD t. lie moved to make the
salary $3.50 instead of $500. Car.
ried.
SENATE BOOST SLASHED
Rice couldn't see why the Senate
had boosted the salary of the secre-
tary. sub-agent and chief clerk. 9Th
land district slOO, from $3.50 to
$3.50. lie moved to make II Si75.
Quinn moved S2O0 Lost. Rice's
amendment carried.
The salary of the Surveyor was
left at $3.50.
BOOST FOR \ CLERK
Joseph moved to give the clerk of
the Judiciary Department boost of
s25. making the item read .s225 in
stead of $500. II know what | am
talking about he said. THAT man
works like beaver" Josoph's ar
gument was convincing and the
amendment carried.
Joseph also thought the ianitor In
the same Office ought to get $50. II
know what I'm talking about" he
said. II used to be the janltor in
that Office myself The salary was
boosted from $40 to $50.
The vote to report progress, the
Speaker taking the chair.
Rice introduced a bill relative TO
the redemption or purchase of Terri
torial bonds. Passed first reading.
Rawlins introduced q bill author
izing the maintaining, manufacture
ing and distributing, sale and sup
ply Of electricity for illuminating
and power purposes. Passed first
reading.
The Agriculture, Manufactures
Forestry, Promotion and Immigra.
ton Committee reported on the re.
port of Jared G. Smith, Special Agent
In charge of the United States Elk.
pertinent Station, and recommended
that the same be tabled. Adopted.
House Bill 1914, which, referred &c
the above committee, was reported
en-. The bill recommends a fran.
chise for electric power supply plant
at Wailuku, Maui. The committed
recommended the passage of bill with
amendments. Adopted.
Akau introduced a bill TO promot,
cheap and proper transportation o
fresh fruits and other freight from
{, Hawaii to the Pacific Coast. The BIZ
passed first reading.
THIRD READING
:, House Bill 116, establishing a re
tirement fund for pensioning retire,
teachers of public schools. came al
for third reading. On motion o
Rice, the bill was deferred for fina
n action until tomorrow.
: lWILEI LAUNDRIES
., Kaniho will head committe,
, from the House to visit Iwilei to In
yestigate conditions In that flourish
ing suburb as regards the laundr,
business. The committee was ap
POINTED as the result of the adoption
of a resolution introduced by Shell
don, to the effect that II is under
!, stood that certain Government build
, ings at lwilei are rented by the Su
perintendent Of Public Works &
!, Oricntals for laundry purposes a
), rates far below what they should be
and TO the detriment of white laun
drymen who have to compete wit
- the Orientals. The resolution ais
states that the laundry business u
Iwilei is conducted In an insanitar
: manner, dangerous to the publ
:, health.
I POUND BILL
# Senate Bill 10, relating to pounds
d PASSED second reading and was =,
n ferred TO the Police Committee. TIL
Is House took II recess until Z o'clocl
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