The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-05

he wants to get any information about
| the bill he ought TO read it,"
81 see here" said Bishop that if
the mayor desires to secure the aid of
! the militia he has to first ask the gov
ernor so he is not entirely out of it,"
"The remarks Of the Honorable SEN
ator are frivolous" said Chillngworth.
"of course we have to admit that the
governor has to order the militia out
as he is the head of the military in this
! Territory"
The motion was lost only Bishop,
Dowsett and Gandan voting for the
amendment.
Bishop wanted to amend the bill s.
that the city attorney was to have one
instead of two deputies. Chillingworth
spoke strongly against such motion.
Smith favored it. on vote the amend
ment was lost. Smith, Bishop, Dow
sett and Gandall voting for the amend
ment The bill then passed third read
ing, only Bishop, Woods Kalama, Can
dali and Mccarthy voting against the
measure. All of the other senators
with the exception or Coelho voting for
the bill on final passage.
The consideration of the Senate liquor
bill was jhen taken up. Mccarthy
said that there had thus far, been no
bill framed that was satisfactory to the
Liquor men. He seemed to favor the
amendment of the present laws.
Smith objected to this position. Sen
ator Chillingworth supported it. 1t
was decided to consider the bill IN
committee Of the whole later in the
afternoon.
House bill No. las relating to terms Of
court Indifferent circuits passed third
reading, with an amendment that the
drawing of juries in North Kohala.
Waiohinu and Hamakua was optional
with the judge.
On motion of Senator Kalama action
on the oil storage bill whichm failed to
pass second reading several days ago,
was reconsidered. Hayseden wanted
to defer the reconsideration for two
weeks but on motion of Chliingworth,
the reconsideration was deferred I'M
til II a. m. Friday
Hewitt moved to reconsider the ac-
ton i'm deferring the primary bill.
ChilIngworth objected but Withdrew
his objection The motion to recon-
slider was lost
House bill No. 14S was called for
third reading. This is a measure that
provides that no fee shall be charged
corporations for filing their annual eX-
hibits Dowsett offered to amend the
I'm as follows: On filing any certifi-
cate or other paper, relative to cor
lporatons, in the office of the Treasurer
of the Territory. i'm addition to the
stamp duty and recording fee and tax
IS shall be paid to the Treasurer of
ritory. Fo certificate of Incorporation,
twenty-cents for each thousand dol
lars of the total amount of capital stock
authorized, but in no case less than
twenty-five dollars; increase or capital
stock, twenty-five dollars; increase OF
capital stock, twenty cents for each
thousand dollars of the total increase
authorized, but in no case less than
twenty dollars; copartnerships of cor
porations, twenty cents for each thou
sand dollars of capital authorized be-
yond the total authorized capital OF
the corporations, composing such CO.
partnerships, but in no case less thar
twenty-five dollars; extension Of re-
newal of corporate existence, of any
corporation, the same as required foi
the original certificate of organization
by this Act dissolution of corporation
change of name, change of nature OF
E business, amended certificates of or,
/ gan'zation (other than those authOriz'
ing increase of capital stocRO, decrease
{ of capital stock increase or decrease
2 of par value or of number of shares
twenty-five dollars; for filing annua
t exhibit of domestic and foreign cor
porations twenty dollars; and for al
3 certificates not hereby provided for
f FIVE dollars. Provided that none OF
Z these additional fees shall be required
: to be paid by any religious, charitable
educational or other corporation which
] does not issue shares of capital stool
p nor by any other corporation which
f is not organized for pecuniary profit