The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-02
IN THE SENATE
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poned The report was adopted.
Hayselden introduced "a bill provid-
ing for a monument to commemorate
the signing of the first Hawaiian con-
stitution by Kamehameha Ill at La
haina. The bill was read by title
Cons deration of Senate bill No. % on
third reading was deferred until 10
morrow on motion Of Senator Lane.
Dowsett's anti-married woman teach
ng measure, Senate bill No so. came
up on third reading. Lane offered to
amend the measure whereby the bill
read so that no married woman who
was supported by her husband could
be employed as teacher The bin
as amended read as follows providing
however that no married woman who
is supported by her husband shall be
employed as a teacher in any public
school in any taxation district in the
Territory of Hawaii having a popula-
ton of more than $4,000 people"
Smith seconded the amendment. He
bill in this way, as there might be cases
where a woman was entitled to support
from her husband but she might not get
it. The bill as amended passed third
reading by the vote of 10 to Nc
Carthy, Smith and Knudsen voting no:
Kalana and Chillingworth being alb
sent.
House bill No. &c. relating to county
| ordinances passed third reading House
bill No. 81 exempting any official of
the Territory from the payment OF
costs of courts in any official proceed
| ing came up on third reading TIE
! bill was amended to include county or
municipal officers and then passed third
reading.
The report as presented by Senator
Hewitt was as follows:
Honorable E. Faxon Bishop, Presi-
dent of the Senate.
Sir: Your Education Committee TO
which was referred House bill No. 149
entitled An Act to provide for a Mcdi
cal Inspector of Public Schools" have
had the same under consideration.
Your Committee find that there is a
very strong public sentiment against
the passage of this Act; that the duties
prescribed in the bill are now perform
ed by the Government physicians and
that carrying out the provisions OF the
Act would create a great additional e1-
pense which your committee feel is not
justified by the conditions prevailed N
the schools.
Matters of public health, your COM
mittee feel are safe in the hands of
the present board of health and your
committee further find that consider
able portion of the bill as presented is
missing and the bill is therefore in
complete and we recommend it's indie
finite postponement
House bill No. 1O2 was recomm!tted
to the Judiciary committee, as some
! discrepancies had occurred in the bill
on second reading yesterday and GER
tain amendments had not been straight
ened out House bill No. 1914 relating
to foreclosure of mortgages, passed
third reading. House bill No. 106 pro-
viding the compensation of the second
district magistrate of Honolulu at 81 a
day, passed third reading. House bill
No. 1877 relative to Acknowledgements of
corporations passed third reading,
Senate bill No. GA providing for the
manufacture and distribution of electric
light and power in Waikiki was called
on second reading. The measure was
considered in connection with the re-
port of the Public Lands committee.
The report recommended an amendment
giving the Superintendent of Public
Works certain supervision over the
electric works and giving the Tern
torial government the right to take
legal steps to cause a forfeiture of the
franchise in event of the electric COM
pany failing or refusing to comply with
the provisions of the act.
House bill No 1O9 relating to va
rious fees, was up on second reading
Consideration was deferred until SEN
ator Chillingworth arrived House bill
No, 1873, providing for a public library
was referred on second reading to- the
Miscellaneous committee.
Chilllngworth arrived at this moment
so the consideration of House bill No
100 was resumed The measure passed
after a minor amendment had beer
added.
/ The Senate then took a recess unit
1870 p. m.