Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23

DAYS, the poor fellow had been without
food or shelter. lie appeared TO be M
the time rational" said Rwlins. and
| believe with proper treatment. would
recover. do not IN, an to say that
the inmates of the asylum are not well
treated now, but I think the passage
of this bill will be for their best In
terests.
The House passed the bill unani-
mOusly.
MUCH WORK DONE.
A very large amount Of business was
| transacted at the session this morning
and the Speakers table was left clean,
as IL always the case. No matter how
long the debates, Speaker Holstein al
ways manages to have no business
held over for next day.
The clerk read a communication
from Secretary Atkinson. Informing
the House that the Governor had
signed House Bill 80, relative to cleo
tions and Senate BiN.2S, regulating the
removal or suspension of sentence.
SECOND READING.
House Bill 1872. relating to juries,
passed second reading.
House Bill IL. providing for the as
/ nitllil'nl anu nSllllE dptii ioi th' unN
of the family of deceased person the
entire estate OF such deceased person,
where the same does not exceed In
value the sum of fifteen hundred dol
lars, was tabled
House Bill 26 introduced by Sheldon,
relative to the removal of any county
officer, passed second reading with
amendments.
Senate Bill 50, making circuit court
assistant clerks eX-oficio bailiifs,
which had passed third reading in the
Senate, passed second reading In the
House.
House Bill 1923. authorizing the Ter
ritory to take and control all roads,
etc. which are now or may hereafter,
be used as public highways without
process of law, was tabled as the N
IL already properly covered By chapter
rs OF the Revised Laws.
House Bill Al, introduced by Shell
don, relating to PRONUNCIATION OF laws,
In the several counties. passed second
reading
Senate Bill. Is, introduced by Smith,
relating to appeals from the Court Of
Land Registration and other procedure
ing In the Senate, passed second read
ing In the House.
House Bill 81, introduced by Sheldon,
relating 10 vested fishing rights, was
tabled. the committee reporting that II
was liable 10 increase litigation.
House Bill 50, introduced by Raw
lins. relating to reversed questions,
passed second reading, as did House
Bill 81, introduced by Rawlins, relating
10 costs of courts, and the four fol-
lowing bills:
House Bill 100, introduced by Raw
Inns, providing Tor the compensation
of the second district magistrate OF
Honolulu;
House Bill 1903. introduced by Raw
Inns, relating TO fees and costs, amend
ing section 1895 Of the Revised Laws;
Senate Bill IS, introduced by the
Ways and Means Committee:
House Bill 1902, introduced by Raw
Inns, relating to juries.
House Bill 81. introduced by Kalei'
opu fixing the salaries Of county ana
district officers, their deputies, clerks
and employees. and making appropri-
atoms for the payment thereof was
tabled.
House Bill 90, introduced by Sheldon,
prohibiting drunkenness on election
days, was tabled as the subject matter
is covered by Act "A.
Senate Bill As, introduced by Chill
lingworth, providing for witness fees
In criminal cases, which said bill
passed third reading In the Senate
passed second reading. Also House