The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-15
TWO VETOES
ARE VETOED
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tA6 steps q t1e E-r4alt ana pass betA
Of these measures over the veto.
Senator ChiIlingworth came TO the
front again yesterday as the cham
pion OF the oil trust. The first bin in
troduced by him was so defective that
amendments in sufficient number and
strength could not be found 10 put II
into shape SO a new one mas been drawn
and sent to the Ways and Means com
mittee, the same enc thar turned down
the original bill. What action the com
mittee viii take on the new one is con
jectural.
After routine business Senator Smith
read petition from a committee from
the Associated Charities asking assist
anee. The petition was returned for
endorsement.
Senator ccelho reported having had
an item inserted in the appropriation
bill.
Senator Smith reported as follow on
House Bill Ne. 50:
The judiciary committee reports
further consideration Of House Bill
No. So, entitled AN Act TO amend
Section S. Of the Revised Laws re-
lating TO elections.
The bill as referred back by the com
nltree was amended by inserting the
whole Of Section S.. But Section 1 read
The first paragraph OF Section S. Of
the Revised Laws Of Hawaii is hereby
amended SO as TO read as follows"
and then follows the whole section as
amended We now recommend that
the words THE first paragraph of at
the beginning of Section 1 be stricken
ont SO that that portion Of Section I
shall read Section /. Section SIS OF
the Revised Laws of Hawaii is here
BY amended so as to read as follows
The report was laid on the table 10
be considered with the bill
The same Senator reported on House
Bill No. e as follows:
The Judiciary committee reports
further consideration OF House Bill
No. y, entitled An Act to amend
Section 213 of the Revised Laws OF
Hawaii
In order to. meet the objection raised
in the debate upon the bill. that there
was no provision made for the sum-
moning Of the truant child to appear
before the court, the committee rec
ommends that the words such child
and be inserted after the word
cause in the fifth line Of the printed
bill, SO that that portion of Section
213 shall read Section 213. Penalty.
If any child of school age shall per-
sist in absenting himself or herself
from school, any District Magistrate
shall upon a. proper complaint being
made by the school teacher or any
other officer or agent Of the depart
meng, cause such child and the father
or mother, guardian or other person
having the charge Of such child, TO
be summoned etc.
This took the same course.
Senator Dowsett, from the Ways and
Means committee, reported on the to-
baceo, cigarette and cigar license as
follows;
Your Committee on Ways and Means.
70 which was referred House Bill No.
IS, entitled AN Act TO amend Section
1893 Of the Revised Laws Of Hawaii
relating 10 licenses Of tobacco, cigars
and cigarettes, begs 10 report as fol-
lows:
The object OF the amendment 10 Sec
tSon 1893 Of the Revised Laws of Ha-
waii is TO exempt the grower of tobac-
co from paying the license fee Of SO
upon the sale by him OF tobacco or
leaf tobacco. produced on his own
land. other than to the consumer. The
section thus amended viii serve TO aid
the tobacco Industry. which, though
still in an experimental stage. prom
'ises we'll and in the opinion OF your
committee deserves encourag cement
Your committee also learns that the
section as sought 10 be amended vii
conform with the Federal License Act
as touching upon tobacco. and il
therefore recommends the passage Of
the bill
It was laid on the table 10 be con
sisIered with the bill
The same Senator reported as fol
lows on Senate Bill No. Sc: