The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-11

| was, ON motion OF Hewitt, oetefieu
until tomorrow.
Senate Bill No SO, on third reading,
the general loan bill was tabled to be
considered with House measure COW
ering the same subject.
Senate Bill No. 81, changing the time
Of meetings Of boards of supervisors
to the first Wednesday after the fifth
of each MONTH passed third reading,
on motion of Coelho
House Bill No. H. providing for the
care Of families of deceased persons,
pending the administration of estates,
passed third reading. House Bill No.
1876, appropriating $5,459.O9 from the
funds of Hawaii County to pay the po-
Ice officers came up on third reading
and passed.
Action on House Bill Nos. 10 and 100
was on third reading deferred until
tomorrow.
Senate Bill No. 9, redistrcting the
election districts of the Territory was
called on second reading
The report of the committee ON this
measure was adopted, carrying several
amendments and passing the bil on
second reading.
The use of signs "to Let or For
regulating the sign and packard adj
vertsing i'm the Territory as follows:
1T shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to erect any sign
or placard on any open lot or land or
upon any fence or vacnt building in
the Territory of Hawaii for the pur-
pose OF dvertising any goods, wares or
merchandise"
Second reading of Senate Bill No. SO,
the undated resignation measure, came
with the report of the Judiciary Com
mittee. Hewitt moved the adoption of
the report which was done, passing the
bill on second reading. The report,
however, amended the bill to give the
Governor the right to suspend any Of
fetal for cuse for sixty days. Chill
lingwOrth wanted Senate Bill "A, re-
lating to the appointment and salry
of deputies by the attorney of oahu
County reported back from the special
committee He was told they were on
the table. They We're lifted and taken
up for consideration on second read
ing in connection with House Bill No.
1856, the Senate going into committee
Of the whole with Senator Lane pre-
siding.
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the whole, Bishop introduced bill
Sale" on vacant lots or buildings was
not prohibited The violation is sub
ject to a fine of not over 800 or less
than $40. The bill passed first reading
! by title.
In committee of the whole in con-
sideration of House Bill No 1876, the
County salary grab bill, the following
changes were made:
On motion of Coelho the salary Of
the Sheriff of Maui County was cut to
$500 from 81, 100. Although Makekau
bucked the reduction.
On motion of Bishop the item of sal
airy of the Auditor of Oahu County
was cut to $500
ChillingwOrth wanted to raise the
salary OF Oahu's County Attorney
from $24OO "a year to $4,000. Bishop said
he would amend the item by prohibit
ing the Attorney from private prac-
tice. On motion of Smith the item was
made $4,000
Bishop wanted the County Attorney
I "a 60 n
year. Makekau moved to raise it and
the raise was carried
COelhO moved the Maui County At
torney be raised from $500 to $500.
Hayselden moved to raise to $4,000, At
this point Gandall raised protest
against the raising of salaries,
GandalI said that when the officers
ran for the offices they knew what
the salaries were and the salary ought
to be left as before
Kalama opposed the increase. Hay,
selden withdrew his amendment to in
crease to $4,000 and then the item pass.
ed at $4,000 as proposed by Coelho'
amendment
On motion of Bishop the salary o
n the Treasurer of oahu was cut from
$24OO to $500. He said the job was
q plum that had fallen into his hands
o The present treasurer did not give ex
n elusive time to his position he as h,
q had large amount of outside bust
ness Dowsett supported the amend
D ment, as did Smith. The former sal,
D that the present incumbent had yer.
) little to do. The motion to cut TO 81,
800 carried by a strict party vote
0 Woods, Makekau and Mccarthy vot
ing against the cut.
b Smith tried to cut the salary Of tn
Hawaii treasurer from $1,000 to $500
Makel1au raised a holler The item
was passed at $1,000
An attepmt to cut the Kauai treas
E urer from $500 to $500 was defeated
The Deputy Sheriff at Eva wa
made $1,000, cutting the House rails,
down $780, on motion Of Bishop. II,
also moved TO cut he salary of thu
Deputy Sheriff Of South Hilo from ST.