The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-16

cheap fencing and asked also as :
wha, effect the bill would have regard
ing fencing along government roads
Sheldon defended bis bill. lie though
tho government should have to do thu
same rs any private owner regarding
line fences.
Rawlins pointed out some serious
legal objections to the bill, which, In
his opinion, nullifed the effect Of the
proposed law, the general fencing law
now providing for hearings in the Dis.
trict Court while the Territory can no,
be a party to suit except in the SUI
preme Court.
Rice wished to recommlt the bill to
the judiciary committee. Pail NOV ng
to postpone II until the last day OF the
month. which carried. The same date
was chosen for the Superintendent OF
immigration bill.
Rice's BIZ regarding the holding OF
real estate by banks carried.
| Conveys bill giving landlords lien on
the passase VI sues's was
,.awiiiis laVorihs anu pol"'''s ou.
INA. II was nease 10 .ni'
III iorce ON 'he ihaihiahu' haieiopu
"isneu 10 CUT oue an reverence 10 INNS
us"us iou9eS a'' oo'iu ,hs nour.s'
a,noh -, +,osa oor,,ra tro,, ,hroaa hrt
such a law should not apply to people
coming into town from the country dis
tricts. The idea of not being able to
beat a pake boarding house man was
repugnant to the gentleman from the
Fifth His amendment carried and so
did the remnant of the bill.
KA1EropIr FIrRTHER AMENDS
r,,o o,oo,,r,or. % ,r,,,ot,or eve
tenn companies was limited by Kaleiopu
by an amendment cutting off existing
and established systems and making It
also not applicable to systems I'm Ho-
nolulu. Rawlins wanted to defer ac-
ton. which brought a warning from
Sheldon that there existed only a few
days in which the House could feel safe
from the veto axe. During these DAYS
the hill might be muzzled
pAU1INc, ,t1ruz1E
ii,' opJe.u Ves ,h'.n " .no
use Oh .he woru rhu%Ze' Such was
not appiicap'e 10 anyone, VINO me i'in-
sen, was uoi,is eoi'sVieht'ous WIN
oieiuon M',nu'eW '"e ~ ess, on an
from the records.
FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION
c,a,a , ,,,,o, 49,, e. oo,s,a
a,,a,,ta a,,,a,t a,,a,, ~, horso ,,a ,.ahi
oia hi, which nro,,ided mat al, ns,,ch
tas. To- ~ ,,,,,i,o .,raa,s No sac,,ro,,,
,tad ,s ,his hi, incIu5ad antonn-
liz, o,d other yabicles tbere were
some lively amendments the measure
finally passing.
FINANCES OF THE HOUSE.
rho sa 90 ,ho House ~, until
III. i,o, haa,, sIo 90 No of
It'll, GO eco 90 hos oo,,o fror, tho ned
Gao, o,,ro,,,;otior 90 con ooo ond .s1o
go ~ ~, ron,.,ta.,,, o,,,rorr,5,ior,
80 con nno oto,,1a .,,s ,.ronort,o,, MA
-. Soo,uOV -, ,,n,,i, rn,,rtea,, aav, n,
.,,a sens, . thaua ,,ii, ha Ieft within
soso 80 lie ,ho a,,o,,,, voted for tn.
tI,,so narsas Tha ,yeraga daily
,luusu ~ CO., ,,, No., sao1 he, aarlv
as,.s., -. ,oss, .,,a,, a., ,,ho, IIoor.e
~ a.....,,,o. 20 =, 49, No.,
III e. 20. oIor, Nth The nrintinp
20 tho nouso io,,rnaI will, col, for sew
.,,,'.s ha,a,,o, n
. s.... o..u,
'oi"oon 'e''n'
Another House Bill was reported as
having passed third reading unamend-
ed in the Senate. this being No. I139.
House Bill 1872 was also returned, this
being the information regarding fire.
arms bill. which was amended to make
the maximum fine for suppression OF
information not more than $500.
opDrp M, rI1r nav
,a. ,ha. 49,, mr ~ ,o,ndr,,
M 49,. ,,aooa pa,,,,,, ho,5,,s,
the hand labor clause struck out. Ka-
leiopu raised a point of law and had
The hin mt over until today.
Rawlins wanted to know what had
become of the ava license bills intro.
duced by him and Sheldon, Rice ex-
planning the House Bill 2OS. ND for third
reading was n compromise measure,
The bill passed.
Senate Bill 20 was passed.
The bill exempting irrigation and wa
ter companies from taxation was again
taken up, having been deferred from
the morning.