The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-16
IN IHt HOUSE
TWENTIETH DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

! The judiciary committee reported as
follows: Recommending the passage OF
House Bill No. lO5, introduced by Rep
resentative Bawlins, relating to the
committing of offenders under is years
of age to reform schools. Adopted.
Recommending the passage of House
Bill No. 81, introduced by Representa-
tive Rawlins, relating to the jurisdic-
ton of certain judges in private way
and water right cases. Adopted. Rec
ommending the tabling of House Bill
No. 70, introduced by Representative
Kaluna, as the subject matter thereof
is more specifically covered by House
Bill 80. Adopted Recommending the
tabling of House Bill No. s, introduced
by Representative Mahoe, relating to
the pay of laborers on public works, as
the matter contained therein is cover
ed by Senate Bill No. o. which has
passed third reading in both Senate
and House Adopted. Recommending
the tabling of House Bill No. n, in
troduced by Representative Kaniho,
appropriating money for the expenses
of the April term Of the Third Circuit
Court, on the ground that this apprO-
priation is included in Senate Bill No.
&c. Adopted. Recommending the pass
age of House Bill No. IS, introduced by
Representative Rawlins, relating to
the legitimatizing of children in GER
tain cases Adopted. Recommending
the tablng of House Bill No. 9, intro
duced by Representative Mahoe, which
provides that employers shall allow
employees three hours time at elections,
without loss of pay for the purpose Of
voting, and penalizing said employers
for compliance. The committee
thinks this bill an infringement of per-
sonal rights. Adopted.
Recommending the tabling of House
bill No. 9, introduced by Representative
Kaniho, making changes in the terms
of courts, as in the committees opinion
The subject matter OF this BIZ Is COVERED
by House bill No. 1903. Adopted
The committee on Agriculture, report.
ing on House bin No. 10, introduced
by Representative Castro, relating tc
the encouragement of diversified indus
tries recommended the insertion of the
word "copra" in the section naming
certain products as exempt from tax
alton. Adopted
This committee further reported as
follows: Recommending the tabling OF
| Report No. 81, of the Board of Agricul-
ture and Forestry, subm ting a list OF
salaries of that department, to be taken
up with the Appropriation bill. Adopt
ed. Recommending the filing of Report
No. Ct, of the Hawaii Agricultural Elk
pertinent Station, calling attention tc
it's needs committee states that its
chairman has introduced a bill covering
the matter. Adopted Recommending
the passage of House bill NO 1873, in
troduced by Representative Castro
making special appropriation for the
immediate use Of the Agricultural Sta
ton. Adopted.
Representative Kaleiopu introduced q
resolut on increasing the limit of eX-
cmption from income tax from $1,000 to
81 900 This is to take the place of a
previous bill making the limit $780,
which was killed in the Senate. Pass
ed first reading and made SPECIAL order
OF the dag for tomorrow.
The committee on Miscellaneous re-
porting on House petition No 16, pre-
scented by Representative Kaniho, ask
ing $4,000 for widening and macadam-
izing the streets from Pauoa bridge to
Kupanahi road, recommended that 1t
be tabled. Adopted.
The Committee on Education, report
ed on Senate bill No, IS, which is ar
act to establish the College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts, recommend
ing its passage. Adopted
Senate BIZ so. -, second reading OF
which was deferred this morning cam,
up again. This bill asks an appropria
ton Of $1,000 to reopen a road at KAY
which was closed by lava. Passed
Representative Kaleiopu moved thai
the House reconsider its vote to sus
ia n the governor in he veto of Senate
bill No. IA relating to the right of mar
ried women to deal with their separate
property.
Representative Kaleiopu then moved
to override the veto. The motion was
lost and the veto sustained. The vote
was 10 in favor of overriding the veto,
lacking one of the necessary two-t thirds
A communication was received from
the Senate stating that the Hous,
amendment to Senate bin No. p haC
been cOncurred in by that body. Otho
communications were received from
that body as follows: Stating tina
House bill No. 30 (the eight hour work.
ing day bilD had passed in the Senate
over the governors veto Also tina
Senate bill No. IS had passed thir
r reading. Also that House bill No. Sc
; had passed third reading. This bill
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