The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-20
IN THE SENATE
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the bill.

the bill
Relative to House Bill 1O5, the same
committee reported favorably on the
measure. The bill amended the exist
ing statutes so that all offenders under
Is years could be committed to the re-
form school. The report was tabled
to be considered with the bill The
same committee reported in favor of
the passage of Senate Bill No. 40, the
innkeeper's measure, with some minor
changes in phrasing.
A report was also received from the
same committee on House Bill No, 1913,
amending Section IS, Chapter 7, Act 80,
Session Laws of 1905, prohibiting the
! holding of more than one office
by one person at one time. The
committee stated nat the changes pro"
posed in this bill arr merely those of
phrasing, and that while it could not
see any special need of the bill, it had
no objection to it's passage.
All of these reports were tabled to
be considered with the bill
For the Ways and Means Committee
Senator Dowsett reported In favor OF
the passage of additional appropria-
lions for the use of the department OF
Public Works and the Bureau of Agri'
culture and Forestry. The items in
serted were for the payment of SER
vices and to reimburse C. S. Holloway
for the payment by him for the print
ing of the report of the Bureau of Ag-
riculture and Forestry.
Senator Lane offered resolution
asking Congress to deed back to tn,
Territory the title to all and singular
the several public water, works sys
tens, public highways parks squares
fire department buildings, and jails
and all property, appurtenances and in
terests used in connection Herewith
in order that the various Countie
could secure control of those proper
ties in order to advance the interest
of County government After SOM
discussion the matter was referred t.
the judiciary Committee.
Senator Smith introduced bill Civ
ing the Counties the right to condemn
property desired for roadways.
The consideration of the Governor
veto of House Bill No. Is, relating t
coroner's inquests, came up for con
sideration. The Governor said that tn
bill was loosely drawn. Senator Smit
thought that the Governors veto wa
much the same, so the matter was re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee t
q clear up the ambiguity of the Cover
nor's message.
Senate Bill A, relating to the exemp
, ton of certain industries from taxa
ton, came up on third reading, bu
consideration was deferred until tn
afternoon.
House Bill No "a, requiring the Raj
= id Transit to sprinkle certain section
of the streets, passed third reading, a
did House Bill No. 81, relating to Jesse
offence and verdicts being found /
criminal cases. No. SO, relating to gu
warranto proceedings, and No. 81, r.
lating to publication of statements (
>. copartnershlp.
House Bill No. II, relating to prov
- sion for families in probate matter
came up on second reading and wei
= to the Judiciary Committee. House B
No. 11S, providing for the use OF typ
writer's in connection with public doc
ments, came up on second reading al
went to the Miscellaneous Committe
&c while House Bill No. 100, relating
registration OF copartnership went
the Judiciary Committee on seeol
reading.
Senate BIN No II, relating to I