The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-02
sENATE-sIXTIETH DAY.

SENATE -SIXTIETH DAY.
The clerk read the communication
from the Secretary of the Territory
relative to signing certain bills as fol
lows:
Senator Smith reported from the
Judiciary committee and recommended
tabling Senate Bills Nos. 81, 55 and 81
Senator Knudsen reporting from the
special committee recommended tabling
Senate Bill No. 102.
Consideration of the several vetoes
was deferred, except in the case of the
Grab bill which was called and the
veto sustained on vote of 8 to 5.
The medical bill, amended beyond
recognition passed third reading.
The clerk read veto from the Gov
-ernor of Senate Bill No. 103, relating
to certain claims, one for Maka and
one for Lucweiko The latter passed
over the veto.
Senator Coelho presented resolutions
gaining 1of IcpoItS IEOH ueduS oI uS-
partments.
The nominations for License Commis-
sioners for Hawaii and Kauai were
then confirmed.
MORE SALARY.
Senator Lane introduced a resolution
to the effect that members hereafter
viii be paid $1,000 for session of
ninety days and mileage at 10 cents
a mile each way. The resolution was
adopted and the Senate took recess
until p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Senators Knudsen, Smith and Kala-
ma were appointed conference com
mIEtee to confer with like commit
tee from the House on the medical bill.
yETOES.
The veto message of the House Bill
213, relating to division of the license
fees between territories and counties,
was taken up for consideration and der
ferred On motion of Senator Dowsett.
The income tax bill veto, which the
House had considered and passed, was
then considered. Senator Chillingworth
moved to table and the motion carried.
Senator Lane moved to sustain the
veto of the leper hospital bill and the
motion carried.
Senator Chillingworth reported, from
the conference committee, on the kero |
sene oil bill, No. 81 as amended and the |
bill passed.
Senator Lane, from the printing com
mittee, reported expending in print
ing and translating $2,306.60. The re-
port was fled.
SCHOOL BILL.
Senator Dowsett reported on Senate
Bill No. 16, relating to the appointment
of school committees in counties recon-
mending that the bill be tabled. No
second Motion to indefinitely post
pone lost. Motion to table both report
and committee also lost. Senator Dow
sett then moved to pass on second read
ing Carried.
House Bill No. 217, relating to re-
payment of license money wrongfully
was tabled on motion of Sen
ator Dowsett.
Senator Hayselden moved to recon
,ider the vote on the veto of the "Grab
Rill'' but was ruled out of order. He
stated that he desired to go on record
Is being in favor of the bill.
The Governor sent in veto mes
age of the second Pound bill at 1927
}. m, and was passed over the veto I
2 to 3.
NOMINATIONS.
At the same time he returned an
mendment to the list of nominees for ;
ositions on the Board of License
first Withdrawing the ;
ames Of L. Tenney Peck and Mark F. :
johnson who declined to serve, the
ew nominees being Joseph A. Gilman :
nd Carlos A. Long who, with c. G.
,allentyne, will serve for four years. !;
he complete list is here given:
OARD OF LICENSE COMMISSION r
OAHU.
First Glass for Four Years-C. G. Bal 9
ntyne. Joseph a. Gilman, Carries Long, ~
Second Glass for Two Years.. Luz :,
as, A ]. Campbell. q
kauai. t
First Glass for Four Years-W. H. n
ice, Sr., George Wilcox. Walter D.
Second Glass for Two Years-Sam Il
ahelona. George H. Fairchild.