The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-05
IN TIL, HOUSE


Section 1, Act 81, Session Laws of 1905,
relating to attachments, was also APP
proved by the committee, All the Ju-
dietary Committees reports were
adopted.
TO SPRINKLE STREETS.
! The Police Committee recommended
the passage of House Bill No. "a, in
troduced by Mr. Sheldon, requiring
street railways to springle certain por-
lions of streets Adopted.
! An appropriation of $3.50 to pay Mrs.
Motley under Resolution No. 104 was
reported favorably by the Finance
Committee. The report was adopted
The judiciary Committee recon-
mended thep assage Of Senate Bill No.
80, amending Section No. 2944, Revised
Laws, relating to the crime of bur-
glary Adopted.
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
The report of the Committee on
Health on House Bill No So, amending
Section 1913 and repeating Sections 1917
and 1918, Revised Laws, relating to
vaccination was tabled pending consid-
Grafton of the bill. The amendment,
by the substitution of may" for
SHALL" practically multiplies the law,
HANAPEPE WHARF.
The Committee on Public Lands re-
ported favOrably on House Resolution
No. 81, introduced by Mr. Sheldon, APP
propriating $4,000 for the extension of
Hanapepe wharf. The report was
adopted.
The favorable reports of this COM
mittee on the following resolutions
were adopted: House Resolution No.
1O2, appropriating for the purchase Of
furniture, 5000 for Waimea court house,
5000 forg Koloa court house, $500 for
Lihue court house, 5000 for Kapaa court
house and 5000 for Hanaei court house.
EIGHT HOUR DAY.
1t was announced that House Bill
No. 30 passed third reading in the Sen
ate; this bill makes s hours a legal
working day. except Saturday when .
hours constitute a day
The Public Lands Committee report
ed as follows Favorably on House
Resolution No LOG, appropriating $4,000
for a wharf and warehouse at Kalihi-
No. 107, appropriating $500 for the pur-
chase Of furniture for the Fifth circuit
court house, Kauai favorably or
House Resolution No. l15, appropriate
ing $4,000 for a reservoir at Kaimuki
All these reports were adopted.
Because the body of a dead man, I'M
der certain circumstances, may become
not only unpleasant to the sight, but
also detrimental to health, the pay OF
coroner's juror who formerly received
nothing, is fixed at 81 per day; this is
provided for in House Bill No. IS
amending Section 2737, Revised Laws
which passed its third reading.
The House at 1906 took a recess UNI
til O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reconvened at o'clock.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Ma
hoe, providing that copies of the dali!
papers be furnished members of thu
House in order that they may leari
what was being done in the Senate
. MrU Castro asked if Japanese ant
Portuguese papers were included upol
being Informed that the Star, Bulletin
and Advertiser were the papers refer
. red to- he moved that the resolution b
tabled. which was done.
The House then went into Commit
tee of the Whole
A. J. Campbell Treasurer of the Tel
ritory. presented his estimate of tn
expenditure of the Treasury Depart
ment for the ensuing fiscal period, a
follows: Incidentals, Treasurers' of
e flee, $4,000; Incidentals under the Insul
# ance Law, $1,000; Printing tox book
( and blanks, $1,000; Interest in publ
: debt, commission and expenses, 1914
II 900; expenses bonding public official
n $4,000. Mr.. Campbell stated that Their
= was now in the Treasury over $4,000
l. on which the Territory was paying in
4; terest