The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-02
IN THE HOUSE
EIGHTH DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TO REPAIR THE ARMORY-

appropriating $3.50 for repairing Hon
oluu Armory; $3.50 for repairing wal
luku armory; $3.50 for repairse to Hilo
armory The report was adopted
House Petition No s from the voters
of the County Of Kalawao, Molkai
contained in addition to appropriations
for the erection of and repairs to build
ings at the Leper Settlement these re-
quests: that DR. Wallach be perm tied
to enter the settlement to give treat
ment to lepers at his own expense;
| that the suspect law be repealed, and
that the cutting of pieces of flesh from
suspects detained at Kalihi be pro-
hibited that the operation of the set
| Element dairy be discontinued This
petition was returned by the commit
| tee on Miscellaneous, with the recon-
mendation that it be referred to the
| Committees on Improvements and
| Health and Police.
COURT HOUSE FURNITURE.
| Mr.. Sheldon offered a resolution APP
propriating $1,000 for the purchase of
furniture as follows 5000 for the court
house at Waimea 5000 for the court
house at Koloa; 5000 for Lihue court
house, 5000 for Kappa court house and
5000 for Hanalei court house. Referred
to Public Lands committee.
Representative Kalana offered a re-
solution appropriatiig 100000 for a
water system for Kalihi. Referred 10
Committee on Public Lands.
RESERVOIR AT KAIMUKI.
Representative Long introduced
resolution appropriating $4,000 for the
Loo ,rN, FfSs, 1t
Referred to committee on Public Lands
Representative Kalana offered a re-
solution appropriating $3.50 for the
payment of a judgment granted by the
First Circuit Court to Mrs. Charles
Motley. Referred to Finance COM
mittee.
Representative Correa introduced an
act amending section 60, Revised Laws
relating to elections. Passed first read
ing.
Representative Rawlins introduced
an act to amend sections 1873, 1880,
1882 and 17S2a Revised Laws, relating
to juries; also an act amending Sec
lions 1914 anG 1916.
TERMS OF COURT.
Revised Laws, relating to terms of
courts; also an act amending Section
2161, Revised Laws, relating to fore
closure of mortgages; also an act
amending Section 235, Revised Laws,
dealing with juvenile offenders; also
an act to provide compensation for a
second district magistrate of Homo
lulu. All passed first reading
Mr.. Silva introduced a resolution
appropriatiing $4,000 out of the Loan
Fund to erect a wharf and warehouse
at Kalihiwai Hanalei. Referred to
committee on Public Lands.
A resolution offered by Mr. Coney
appropriating $500 for furniture for the
Court House of the 5th Circuit, Kauai.
Referred to committee on Public Lands.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
An bill introduced by Representative
Kaleiopu enforcing the educational
right of children passed first reading.
House bill No. 80 passed third read
ing by a vote of 2S-1.
Senate bill No. %, relating to the dis
tribution of public lands, passed third
reading by vote of 26-2.
House bills Nos. 20, g. Il, 80, "a and
So were reported by the Printing Com
mittee as printed and ready for distri-
button.
The Governor sent a communication
stating that his office has addressed the
State Department at Washington, d.
c. with a view to securing copies of all
treaties now in force between the Unit
ed states and foreign countries.
| A bill was introduced by Represen-
tative Rawlins relating to the preven-
ton of cruelty to children The bill
passed first reading by title.
Representative Castro presented a bill
amending Section l, Act 6. Session
Laws of 1905 relating to the encourage
ment of diversified industries. Pass
ed first reading.
Representative Rawlins presented an
amendment to Section 1895, Revised
Laws, relating to costs and fees. Pass
ed first reading.
Mr.. Rawlins also moved the appoint
ment of a committee of three TO ex-
tend the condolences of the House to
Representative Akau whose wife died
yesterday The motion was approved
and Messrs. Rawlins, Paoo and Kaniho
form the committee appointed by the
speaker.
Out of respect to the deceased lazy
the House then adjourned at o'clock
until a. m. today.
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