The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-16
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providing for vlce-pres!dent of the
Board of Health, which he recommend
ed passing in opposition to the tabling
report of the majority, was next taken
| up.
Coney spoke on his report saying
that it was not the business OF the
House to hinder the work of govern
ment. In business institutions every
president has vice president, sher-
| iff has deputy and so on and vice
president was needed to carry on the
work of the Board of Health during
the absence or sickness of the presi-
dent The bill was simply to expedite
matters.
Kaleiopu urged the majority report.
The Board had always got along with
out vice president and could do SO
still. He saw scheme to have the
future, the same as the president now
received a salary when at first he
served without pay. 1t was understood
at first that none of the members of
the Board of Health We're to be paid.
The majority report was accordingly
adopted.
SECOND READINGS.
House Bill 2O9, for the relief of w.
M. Mahuka, authorizing the Governor
to deed to him certain land and prem
Uses at Kamakela, Honolulu;
House Bill 210. recognizing the
Board of Agriculture and Forestry and
providing for a salaried president;
House Bill PA, relating to licenses
for public shows;
House Bill PIG, relating to insurance
corporations and companies;
House Bill 2l7, authorizing the re-
payment of money wrongfully collect
ed for licenses in 1900;
House Bill 21S, relating to the crime
of carnal intercourse with female
under fourteen years old.
House Bill 219. making it duty of
deputy sheriffs to visit each school in
his district weekly on a search for
truants, and
House Bill 22O. providing penalties
for violations Of the rules of the Board
of Agriculture and Forestry, all passed
their second readings.
ICHNEUMON TABU.
The Agriculture committee recon-
mended the passage OF the bill to pro-
vide bounty for the determination OF
the mongoose, which pest 1t introduced
to the House as the ''ichneumon," the
word nearly strangling the clerk. The
report gave the credit for first intro
ducing the rodents to Mr.. Tucker, a
sugar plantation manager. The report
was adopted.
BOARD OF EDUCATION THREAT
ENED.
San Act to abolish the office of Com
missioner OF the Department OF Public
instruction of the Territory OF Ha-
wall is the title OF a bill introduced
by Pail, which has been threatening
to appear for some time. The bill Is
short but comprehensive.
SHELDoN'S CONTRIBUTIONS.
sheldon presented two new bills. one
limiting the time when action for the
recovery OF damages 10 person or
property may be instituted to two
months, and the other regulating the
business of farriers and horseshoers.
This act creates a commission OF ex-
pert farriers, who shall pass upon the
qualifications OF applicants for licenses.
Coney also presented new bill. to
regulate trust companies.
The House rose shortly before i've
o'clock.
BILLS SIGNED.
Two more House bills were yester-
day signed by the Governor. these be-
ing No. 81. Act IS. relating to the costs
Of courts. and No. SO. Act 81. relating
to powers and duties of the Board OF
SuperVisars.,