The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
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s.We do not see any special need
for this bill, but as there does not APP
pear to be any important reason why
it shout not be enacted, we recon-
mend its passage.
The report was laid on the table
to be considered with the bill.
The judiciary reported on Senate
Bill 40, relating to responsibilities OF
| innkeepers The report says III part:
"After consultations with certain of
the prominent hotelkeepers of the city,
at whose instance the bill was intro
duced. the committee recommend that
the bill be amended by striking out
| Sections l and and substituting the
word Act in place of section In
line 4 of Section 5; and that Sections
8, 4. and be respectively numbered
Sections /, 2, 8. 4; and further that
the title of the bill be amended by
striking out the words liabilities and
so that the title shall read An Act to
establish the rights of innkeepers and
like persons with respect to baggage
and property of guests.
"With these amendments we recon-
mend the passage of the bill. -
From the Committee on Ways and
Means Senator Dowsett reported on
Senate Bill No. 70, relating to addi
tional appropriations for the use of the
Department of Public Works. The re-
port says, among other things:
"The first four items are for ser
vices rendered the department, and
the last item is to reimburse Mr.. G. S.
Holloway for payment by him for com
plotting payment to the Hawaiian
Gazette Co. for printing report of the
Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry,
the cost of same having exceeded the
original estimate.'
COUNTY TO CONTROL.
Senator Lane at this point presented
his resolution on water works as men
toned above. Senator Coelho favored
the adoption on the ground that the
counties have been Disseminated
against. The resolution, after consid-
cradle discussion, was referred to the
Judiciary committee.
BILL INTRODUCED.
Senator Smith, under suspension of
the rules, gave notice ,r ms intenti, II
and later did introduce, u bill, providing
for the exercise by coun.ies Of The right
of eminent domain for certain public
purposes.
The bill passed first re9d.Ig fy title. |
PASSED THIRD READING.
Senate Bill No. So, procedure IN the |
method of increasing capital STOCK.
House Bill No. "a, relating to sprink- |
ling streets by Rapid Transit Co., be- |
tween its tracks.
House Bill No. 81, relating to the |
for lesser 0ffease when a |
greater is charged.
House Bill No. 80, reiating to the
of certain revised laws.
House Bill No. 8, relating to the pub
iication of statements of copartner
ships.
SECOND READING,
House Bill No. II, relating to estates.
Referred to the Judiciary.
House Bill No. IS, authorizing the use
Of typeWriting machines in making rec
lrds. Referred to Miscellaneous COM
mittee.
House Bill 100, relating to registry
Of corporations, was referred to the Ju-
dietary committee.
Senate Bill No. II. providing for a
graded income tax was referred to the
Ways and Means committee.
Senate Bill No. Y, providing that lep-
ers shall be exempt from property, per-
sonal and special taxes. Referred to
the Judiciary committee.
Senate Bill No. SIS, amending Chap.
I04 of the Revised Laws and providing
for payment to public accountants for
claims against the Government.
House Bill No. los relating to Juvenile
Offenders.
House Bill No. 123, amending Sec. Is,
Chap. :. Act SO, relative to persons
holding more than one office.
Senate Bill No 40. relating to the
OF lnnkeeperS.
PASSED FIRST READING.
Senator ChiIIingworth, under suspen-
sion of the rules introduced two bills
amending the County Act
Senator Dowsett, No. "A, making adj
1itional appropriations for department.
IL uses.
MAUI TEACHERS.
Senator Hewitt, from the Education
committee, presented report on Peti-
ton No. IS. from the teachers on Maui.
The report advised returning Lhe pc
tftion 10 the signers. a conlHtsfesssaof
Maui teachers. Senator Lane, n9yea
to adopt Senator Smith asaed thar
the petition be read, which was Gane.
He then said that while the language
was offensive he did not believe it was
so. 4
Senator Makekau also moved a9op-
ton of the report with the addition
tho yafiri1T1 was returned With the |