Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-30
HOUSE OvERRIDES
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NSontInueo rToW rage
Speaker announced that the only
bills remaining to he acted on by the
House were the following:
II. u. 10, to prohibit Territorial OF
County officers under salary from
rracticing law. This measure, intro.
duced by Silva. was once reported by
the Judiciary Committee, but was re-
committed.
H.. -. 12l, repeating the vaccina-
ton laws, Is still In the hands of the
Health Committee.
Pali's freak II. -. 221, to abolish
the Board of Education, has not yet
been reported by the Education Com.
mittcc.
In addition 10 the above bills, there
are two Nctitions and one communi-
cation not Yet reported by the COM
uIittcgs to which they were referred.
The Public Lands COmmittc, has not
yct reported on Lanai, but will do 80
tomorrow. Aside from the vctoes
now on hand and to be received, the
shove Is all the business remaining
20 be done by the House this session.
TWO CONCuRRENCES
A communication was received
| from the Senate, Informing the
| House that the Senate had amended
II. II. 1856, appropriating money for
! ping industry, so as to make II in.
cIude vegetables. The House con.
CURED In the amendment.
II. u. 23S, the Lahaina electric
franchise. came back from the Sen,
ate with amendments, in which the
! House, on motion of Pail. cOncurrcd
SllELDON'S BILL TABLED
II. u. 1893, to make the Government
pay half the cost of fencing land adj
Joining public land, was up on thirt
reading. Rice moved II be tabled
sheldon, the father of the bill, sait
that rs the committee had held M
the bill so II could not become law
he, too, would move to table II.
Rice corrected Sheldon's statement
saying that the bill was reported OF
the 18th, but had been postponed.
The bin was tabled.
POSTPONED
$. u. III, giving To Counties one
half of the income, poll, school ant
personal taxes and fees collected II
criminal courts, came mp for thir,
reading. Rice objected To having tn,
vote taken until someone had careful
~ gone over the bill to see that /
did not contain any such flaws u
caused the vctoing of similar meas
urc introduced In the House. Tn
vote went over until afternoon.
LAND COMMISSION
Senate Joint Resolution 2, proyid
ing for the appointment by the Gov
rrnOr of n Land Commission to invcs
tigatc the land laws and recOmmGn
such changes MS they may deem ad
disable, passed second reading.
A BUNCH or VETOES
The Governors veto of II. y. 81
Is to be voted on this afternoon.
The veto Of the leper suspect bill
= was also postponed until tomorrow
Similar action was taken on the vet
of S. BIS 10 and IS, the former &C
ing over until tomorrow and the LAT
ter until this afternoon.
VETO OvERRIDDEN
The House, on motion of Pail, OI
erode the Governors veto Of S. !
] &, appropriating money for the pres
| rrvatiOn of the remains Of the king
! md chiefs of Hawaii. The Senat
! having already taken similar action
4 The bill becomes law in spite of tn
! Governor.
crab BILL VETOED
The regular morning veto this for
noon was OF II. b. 1876, the Count
salary grab bill.
COney, the father of the grab bill
promptly moved to override the vet
THE Governor" he said, seen
to forget that he put in bill raisin
the salaries of the heads Of depar
ments. He says this bill Is q was
Ci public money, but he doesn't see
2 TO think IT Is a waste OF public MOI
ry 10 raise the salaries Of heads
departments. And he seems To thin
2 he knows more about the affairs