The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-04


It is their opinion that the sum asked
for Use sufficient for both improvements
Adopaed. They also recommended that
House resolution No. 50, appropriating
5000 for repairs to wharf and break
water at Keauhou be tabled Adopted
The committee also reported favorably
on House resolution No. sc, appropriate
ing $1,000 for a shed on the wharf at
Kawaihae Adopted. They also re-
ported i'm favor of house resolution No.
AZ appropriating $1,000 for repairs TO
court house at Kapaau and $500 for re-
pairs to quarantine station for lepers
at this point Adopted The commit
tee reported favorably also on House
resolution No. 81 appropriating $1,000
for repairs to Hookena landing. Adopt
ed
JUDD STREET EXTENSION.
House Resolution No. &c. appropriate
ing $4,000 to extend Judd street to
Pauoa road was tabled on the recon-
mendation of the committee, they hav-
ing found that the proposed extension
would cost at least $4,000 and would
necessitate the erect on of steel
bridge across Nuuanu street at a fur
Their cost of about 100000 Adopted.
They also reported in favor of House
Resolution No. 9S, apprpriating, $500
to enlarge Kahului Jail. Adopted.
The committee reporting on House
resolution No. 80 approprating $3.50 for
a derrick at Wailau landing $4,000 for
a trail to the landing and $500 for re-
pairs to Kamalo wharf found that the
derrick would cost $500 the trail $4,000
and repairs to the wharf $500; they
therefore recommended that latter
items be inserted in the appropriation
bill Adopted,
COURT HOUSE AT KALAUPAPA.
House Resolution No. 112 appropriate
ing $1,000 for a school house at the Leper
Settlement and 81 600 for a court house
at Kalaupapa was referred to the Pub
lie Lands Committee.
| House bill No. ia introduced by w.
T. Rawlins amending Section 1882, Re-
vised Laws, relating to corporation re-
turns passed first reading.
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION.
| The Committee on Education report
! ing on House resolution No. Sc recon-
mended the following appropriations:
For repairs to schools $1,190 district of
North Kona; $8SS9 district of South
Hilo; $6OS6, district of Puma; $3.50, dis
trict of South Kona S215, district of
North Kona; $3462, district of Hama
kua; 1894 district of North Kohala. For
new school houses: $4,000 in district of
North Hilo; $4,000 district of South Hilo;
! $1,000 district of Kau; $4,000 district of
South Kona; $500 district of North
Kona; $500, district of North Kohala;
$43 900, district of Hamakua; $4,000, for
furniture in Hilo High school. The
report was adopted.
House bill No. So introduced by Re
preventative Correa amending Section
1878 Revised Laws provides for the in
crease of the figure of exemption from
income tax from $1,000 to $500 the bill
passed third reading by vote of rs
to l, l absent.
Representative Rawlins introduced
an amendment to House bill No. 60
amending section 1869 Revised Laws
relating to butcher and beef licenses;
the amendment exempts corned, sailed
and dried beef Adopted.
House resolution No. 10 presented
| by Representative Kaleiopu that the
Appropriation bills be considered in
committee of the Whole and made the
special order of the day for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of each week,
and that the heads of departments be
present before this committee was
adopted
A communication was received from
J. L. Holt, Assessor of oahu, stating
that employees of the Tax Bureau have
been instructed to appear before the
House when called.
Representative Silva offered a reso-
luton appropriating $4,000 30 rebuild
school house at Hanapepe. Referred
to committee on Education.
At 11:15 the House tok a recess until
2 p. m.