Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-12

Committee.
House Bill 200. making special APP
preparations for the County of Maui.
referred to the Finance Committee.
House Bill 201, appropriating $751;
900 for defraying the expenses of
translating the session laws of 1905
and 1907 from English into Hawaii
an, and for printing said translation,
referred to the Public Expenditures
Committee.
House Bill 202, relating to the
holding of real estate and corporate
stock by banking corporations. refer
red to the Judiciary Committee.
OBJECT TO MISS HADLEY
Representative Joseph introduced
the following resolution:
Whereas, the Board Of Commission
crs of Public instruction, at their
last meeting held on the 9th day OF
April, 1907, did make u certain APP
pointment in the Government school
situated at Lahaina. Maui; and
Whereas, we feel and firmly be-
lieve that such appointment has been
made contrary to the best interests of
the Department OF Public instruction.
contrary to the best interests of the
school in question, and contrary to
the recommendation made by in
spectors and other officers of the said
department; and
Whereas, we believe that the said
appointment should not have been
made. and that the action Of said
Board of Commissioners of Public In
struntion should be rescinded;
Therefore, we, the House of Rep
iesentatives of the session of 1907,
hereby request the Superintendent of
the Department of Public instruction
TO call special meeting of said
BOARD to take under discussion the
inatter in question and be required TO
give the reasons for making such
appointment and other matter that
may be required of them; and, fur
Their, that this House of Representa-
tives be notified as to the time for
which said meeting is called, to en-
able those who desire, to be present at
said meeting.
That, further, n special committee
of three members of this House of
Representatives be appointed by the
Speaker to investigate, be present at
said meeting, and report to this
House OF Representatives the result
Of their findings.
Rice, with the consent of the in
PRODUCER, moved that the Education
Committee instead of the special
committee make investigation.
The resolution was adopted by the
House.
SENATE COMMUNICATIONS
A communication from the Senate
was read, stating that the House
amendments to Senate Bill 81 had
been concurred in by the Senate.
Senate Bill 81, amending the
County Act, was transmitted from the
Senate and passed first reading.
The Senate informed the House
that It had adopted the report Of the
Conference Committee on Senate Bill
20.
LOCAL OPTION BILL
At 3:l5 the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole on House Bill
10, Hughes local option bill. Rep
resentative Correa took the chair.
As soon as the bill was read
Hughes moved that the committee
Use and report progress.
Kaleiopu Indignantly objected. He
said the House ought to consider the
bill.
Rawlins agreed with him. He said
the bill had been in committee along
with Longs anti-treat bill, and they
had created all sorts of CONSERVATION
there. He thought 1t ought to be
considered and disposed Of.
BILL A GOOD ONE
Hughes, the introducer of the bill,
made speech in support Of it. ANY
measure" he said, which will put a
muzzle on promiscuous selling of liq-
or Is good one Does It not seem
that n man ought to have intelli-
aence enough to vote as to whether
he wants hell-hOuse. rum-shop,
next door to him? All the crimes
that are committed spring from
drink.
Il think 1t is an insult to the intel
ligence of this House for any man to
have to get up here and defend this
bill, for every man knows what a ter