The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-30

the population changes. There ar
many Hawaiians Of this generation whit
are not acquainted with the subject
The full amount recommended ma,
not be required but he wanted the bill
passed.
Senator Chillingworth, who had op
posed the measure in his report to tn,
Senate, took similar view when tn,
bill came back yesterday. He believed
it was subject that could wait 4
couple of years. Senator Smith opposed
this. Senator Bishop said the mauso
leum was put in good condition tive
years ago and there was no occasion
for further expense at this time. Nc
one knows but what persons who have
looked after the remains of some of
the monarchs up to this time may come
forward at a future session of the Leg
islature and ask to be reimbursed. The
bill passed over the veto in spite of
these arguments.
Inc hcobaSC Netotihk tut Dill w re-
pair the banks of the Waimea river
was read and action deferred until
Monday.
The report of joint conference com
mittee on House Bill No. IL was
adopted.
Consideration of the veto of House
Bill No. 147 was deferred until Mon
day. Veto of House Bill No. 1879 was
taken up and the veto sustained for
the reason that a substitute measure
is to be introduced. Consideration of
veto of House Bill No. "a was deferred
until the Goth inst.
THE LOAN BILL.
Senate Bill No. so, appropriating
$4,000 for the completion of the MI
uanu dam was called for considera-
ton.
Senator Smith wanted to know what
had been done with the other items
Unless they are going into some other
bill it would be unwise to pass over
the items for harbor improvements here.
Senator Chillingworth asked that con-
sideration of the bill be deferred until
2 p. m. Carried.
PROFIT SHARING.
Senate Bill No. 116, relating to dis.
tribution of profits, was called for
third reading and met it's objection
from Senator Knudsen who opposed
handing over the money to one man
for distribution. In time all Of the
wharf receipts would go to the Su-
perintendent of Public Works for dis
tribution. So long as there is treas
urer and an auditor the distribution
of the funds should be through their
offices.
Senator Dowsett offered an amend
ment which failed to meet with the
of Senator Hayselden and
Senator Smith. For that reason Hay |
selden moved to indefinitely postpone,
he thought the schools would have a
better show under the present law. He
this motion, however, when
Senator knudsen moved to table, mo-
ion which carried.
Senator Chillingworth moved to take
from the table, House Bill No. 1874,
'elative to shooting with firearms with
n three miles of postoffice. The mo-
ion was lost.
House Bill No. 119, relating to tolls,
vas called and read for the third time
IS amended on Senator Bishops mo-
ion and passed.
House Bill No. 1913, relating to per-
nits to treat lepers, passed third read
ng.
House Bill No. 1877, relating to the
of the mongoose, was
cad for the third time. Senator Ma
ekau asked that the bill be amend
d to read "25 cents for the head of
ach mongoose" instead of ten cents.
looked doubtful for a time whether
he motion would receive a second but
enator Dowsett came to the aid of
ne mover and he gave his reasons:
he heads of the deceased mongoose
ad to be preserved and that would
e an expense. He wanted to kill
he bill, anyhow. His amendment fail
i. Senator Brown moved to table.
lotion last. Motion to pass on sec t
nd reading was lost.
House Bill No. 223, limiting the time !
/ which suits may be brought, pass Q
third reading.
House Bill No. 300, relating to bonds /
" public officers, passed third read
g. /
House Bill No. 23o, relating to GER i
ficates of acknowledgment, passed b
lird reading.
House Bill No. 217, relating to claims t
persons who paid license fees to v
lie Government, was referred to the '
'ays and Means committee for burial
operations. Y
House Bill No. e4o, relating to hunt p
g with firearms in counties, passed a
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