The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-25
IN TIE HOUSE

candidate for the office OF county sheriff
or deputy sheriff shall be a duly quail
flied attorney and shall have practiced
for term of one year
L. L. Joseph offered a resolution that
the following items be appropriated:
Repairing jaiors' home at Hama
$500; enlargng Hama court house ST.
500; new fence for court house 5000: Jail
for Kipahulu $1,000; jailors' house $500;
repairing Hama landing $500. The reso-
luton passed and was referred to
committee on Public Lands
kaniho asked for $500 to build a
school house at Punaluu Kai, Hawaii
His resolution to that effect carried
Referred to Committee on Education.
Representative Rawlins expressed his
opinion as to the ineligibilty Of the
members of the attorney generals de-
partment to practice in the Supreme
Court at Washington. He offered a re-
solution providing for an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for the purpose Of putting
the department on good standing there
Carried.
Representative Ealeiopu introduced
a resolution to the effect that the House
would not consider any bill from the
Senate unless it was first translated and
printed at the Senates expense.
Representative Leleiawi introduced
two bills each Of which passed first
reading by title The first relates to
merchandise licenses. The second
amends section 213 of the Revised Laws
of Hawaii
Representative Silva rendered re-
solution providing $1,000 for the building
of a court house at Koloa. Carried
The House took a recess until p. m.
a 1926 a. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House was called to order at .
o'clock
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The first business was a message
from the governor giving his estima/as
for the next two years. The message
was received and referred to the finance
committee for introduction into the
House. The Governor asks for $3,19S, 493
for the succeeding biennel periodic
Representative Rice chairman of the
Finance Committee introduced two
bills based upon the governors mes
sage.
One provided for the payment of
salaries of the employees of the Ter
ritory and one mawing appropriations
for the departmental expenses of the
TERRITORY. Both passed first reading
by title.
A resolution was introduced by Re-
preventative j. T. Keouli, providing a
sum of $4,000 for the charging of the
court house at Waiohinu Carried and
referred to the Judiciary committee.
Representative Akau introduced re-
solution providing the sum Of $3.50 for
Honolulu Armory painting. Repairs
and furniture; and like sums for the
Wailuku and Hilo armories. Carried.
Representative Sheldon aslSed for
$4,000 to build warehouses and a wharf
at Wainea. Referred to the commit
tee on internal improvements.
FIGHTING OVER RESOLUTION
The House at this point became in
volved in a discussion of some extent
over the passage Of resolution. It seems
that the proper course is to refer the
resolution to committee instead of
adopting it, as has been done so far
during the session. After a thorough
discussion the House decided to refer
all such resolutions to committees
LOCAL OPTION.
Representative Hughes introduced
a bill which passed first reading by
title referring to local obtion in the
matter of the issuance of liquor licenses
NUUANU DAM.
A resolution was introduced by Re-
preventative Kaleo providing for the
suspension of work on the Nuuanu dam
during the investigation by the COM
mittee The resolution provoked con-
siderable of a discussion.