Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-12

huHla. district coil NHHHH.
the Lands Committee. Boo rupuriInt
en- the bill. stated that % found I1r lh.
tcntion vt the iutfuducor ul ihr frsllu
ton II Tor an appropriation TOT O. new
bridge The committee rpuutuU'Hd'i
that $4,000 be Inserted iu The Hrru.
pintion bin tor u new bridge
There Nas immediate Objection io
this. and Rice thought the report
should be- rrrummittcd 10 the commit
tee MahOe objected strenuously 10
such action, but after considerable
discussion the report Of the cUmmitto,
was finally adopted.
The Lands Committee reported on
House resolution 1926. introduced by
Nailima. and recommended that the
sum of one thousand dollars be In
serted In the appropriation bill for a
Jail and jailor's room at II ga miles,
Volcano road.
The Lands Committee reported on
House resolution l27, introduced by
kaniho, and recommended that $4,000
be inserted In the appropriation bill
Tor locating and constructing new
Government road ON that portion late
~ destroyed by the lava flow between
kona and Kau. kanihO seems In a
fair way to get that road after all.
The Lands Committee reported on
House resolution 1875, presented by
Nailima and recommended that $1,000
he inserted In the appropriation bill
for the roads In the District OF Puma.
COney for the Health and Police
Committee, reported ON House ResOlu-
ton l22, introduced by Kaleiopu, and
Informed the members that the Pres
ident Of the Board of Health with the
doctors of his department would eX-
hibit To the House certain experiments
Tor the determination of the presence
of the bacilli OF leprosy in d person.
The committee reported that II has al
ready arranged for an examination Ia
he made at DR.. McDonald's Office,
Young Hotel. between the hours of ~
and II this morning. and recommend
ed that the House visit and see for
themselves.
On account OF the illness OF Repre-
sentative Kaleiouu, the introducer OF
the bill, the report was recommitted
TO the committee. the Speaker an
nouncing that the House would visit
DR. McDonald's Office at u. m, at
which time Kaleiopu would be present.
The Health and Police Committee
reported on the following bills:
Petition 10, introduced by Mahoe,
praying that the salary OF the doctor
at Waialua be raised from $40 to $50
per month. The committee recon-
mended that the same be allowed and
inserted nthe appropriation bill.
House Bill ~. introduced by Sheldon.
relative TO allowing visitors to the
leper settlement at any time under re-
nirictions and to provide visiting
loom to accommodate the same. The
committee recommended that the same
he tabled ON the ground that the Board
of Health had already made the pro.
vision intended by the bill.
DAVIS PETITIONS.
James II. DAVIS. presented the fol-
lowing petition to the Legislature this
morning.
To the LEGISLATURE of the Territory OF
Hawaii
Honolulu, March ~. 1907.
Whereas. Mr.. james n. Boyd. when
Superintendent of Public Works, Of
'N'N' '''''hp'l 81. lvvlD III SbllSlu-
Grafton of your surrendering all right
title and interest that you may have
In and to the old trail running through
the land at Maihi. the government will
agree to widen and keep In repair your
road leading from the main wagon
road to your residence.
And Whereas, this work has not
been carried out, although approved
by the Governor and succeeding Sup
erintendent OF Public Works,
Therefore, your petitioner respect.
Iully prays your Honorable House ia
secure the required land from the Sher-
wood estate leither by exchange or
purchase) and To appropriate money
enough to do the work.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES II. DAVIS,
Kealakekua.
Reouli introduced a resolution pro-
Niding $50 TO he inserted In the appro-
priation bill for the purpose of reim-
bursting Peter Kaluna, Manuel Vim
cent, Y. Akana, Kong Sing. Lum Sing,
Hui, witnesses for the prosecution iD
the case Of the Territory vs.. Kaina
Antoine, said defendant being charged
with arson In 1906. moneys paid by
them for transportation from Naalehu
TO Kailu a and return. Referred to tho
Judiciary Committee after II passed
first reading.
A bill which was apparently in W.
1. Achis handwriting came up In the
House this morning and was referred
10 the Judiciary Committee.
II provides that penalty of 10 per
cent shall be added By the assessor to
the amount OF all delinquent personal
ana property taxes. which penalty
shall be and become part OF such tax
and shall be collected as part of such
tax.
ANY delinquent tax and penalty re-
naming unpaid one year a.ter the date
OF delinquency shall bear interest from
the date of expiration of said one year
at the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, which interest shall be and
tecome part of such tax and shall
be collected as part OF such tax.
THIRD READINGS.
The following House bills passed
third reading this morning:
House Bill 80, relating to the pur-
chase OF material and supplies by the
respective counties In the Territory.