The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-25
IN IHt SENATE
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY.
MORNING SESSION.


A message from the Governor imme-
d.ately after the approval of the jour
nal, announced veto of House bill
No. Z, providing for hospital at Ko-
hala. Action was deferred until Tues
day.
A message from the Governor an
nounced that he had signed Senate
bill No 2S relating to suspension of
sentences, and House bill No. 50, re-
lating to election booths, etc. The
message was placed on file.
House bills no. 81, 49, 1872 were read
by title. Notification was received
from the House relative to the pas
sage of the conference committees re-
port on Senate bill No. 81, relative 20
punishment for sexual intercourse with
girls under IA years of age.
A petition from the Pacific Mill Co.
asking to be reimbursed for 500 al
Legged to be due because of suit that
the petitioner had to bring against the
Territory because of the refusal of the
Registrar to record a deed to certain
property. The matter was referred to
the committee on Public Expenditures
In the matter of petition from L.
G. Lyman of Hilo relative to be rem
bursed for certain damages was re-
ferred to the Lands Committee.
Senator Makekau of the Miscella-
neous Committee reported favoraply on
House bill No 49, providing for the
use of typewriting machines in max
ing public records. A favorable report
was aIso made on House bill No. 12S
providing for a $25 license fee of livery
stables outside Of Honolulu. Both
reports we're tabled to be considered
later.
A most important report from the
wavs and Means committee on Senate
hill No. 30. the Territorial salary ap-
propriation bill was then read by SEN
ator Dowsett. 1t was tabled to be con-
sidered with the bill.
Senator Smith for the special county
committee reported adversely on Senate
bill No. 1 which provided for the pay
ment of salaries and wages Of county
officers and employees. The same COM
mittee reported on House bill NO. d. re-
commenting an amendment. This Dill
related to county government. This bill
tain salaries thereto. The same COM
mittee reported favorably on Senate
Bill No 70, giving the counties the
right of eminent domain in condemn
ing private property for pubic useR
The reports were tabled to be con-
sidered with the bills. The same COM
mittee also reported on the petition
from S. X. Pua and the board of super
visors of Hawaii County that the
salary of the clerk be increased to W.
900. The report recommended that the
measure be tabled to be considered with
another bill covering this matter. the
petition was tabled.
Senate bill No. &c. relating to private
schools came up on third reading. On
motion of Senator Woods consideration
was deferred until Tuesday.
House bill No. 80, relating to private
ways and water ghts came up on
third reading.
Senator Smith amended the bill by
providing that the proceedings could
be filed with the clerks of the various
circuit courts The bill then passed.
| House bill No. 11S, providing for the
use of typewriting machines in copy
ing public documents, passed second
reading. House bill No. 1913, provid-
ing for license fees for livery stables
in the outside districts, passed second
reading on The adoption of the report
of the Miscellaneous committee. Senate
Phi No. IS, {, substitute for House h.l
| 40 49, reg ulating - he furious div
ing of automobiles, came up on second
reading, and passed, the original bill
being tabled.
Senate Bill No. 1 then came up on
second reading. 1t related to the pay
ment of county salaries and wages.
Consideration was deferred for a week.
House Bill No. GA came up on second
reading. The report of the commit
tee presented early in the morning
which recommended that the bill be
tabled was adopted
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