Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-21

iluuar Petition an pre- utrd h Nui I
Illus. askinr that ssuUu ho uprfupriai-
I'd fui fuud beginning ~ The severn I
mrnt rund ut puna nnd ending ni ~
malH wa tabled aa the subject matter .
wns covered ~ House Resolution l3o. F.
introduced bv Nailima
House Resolution iii, introduced by .
Kahana. asking that $4,000 he apprupri. I
atpd Tor the purpose of opening new .
government road from kamalli Ia ka-
lnpnna. Puma. was tabled to be- consid- /
cred with the appropriation hill
House Resolution 1886 introduced by /
Naillma. asking that $4,000 be- insert |
ed IN the appropriation bill for a new |
road from Kapoho. Puma. to Kalnir /
government road, was on recommended |
ton Of the committee, tabled to be
taken up with the appropriation bill. |
House Resolution 1872. introduced by
Nailima. asking that $1,000 be appro- |
priated for the extension OF Kalapana |
road - kalapana school house ana a
bridge for the same. aud $1,000 for grad |
Eng locating and constructing a new
road from Hamakua road To Waipio
valley. was reported ON with recon-
mendatiOn to table the same Adopt
cd
House Resolution 1877. introduced by
Mahoe, requesting that $4,000 be APP
propriated for the purpose of opening
a new government road from the Oahu
Railway a. Land Co. depot at Waianae
To PuuOhulu was reported on. The
committee on investigation found that
the line of this new road had been
cleared by the County Of Oahu, which
properly comes under their jurisdic-
ton, the bill was tabled
House Petition 90. from Puma, Ha-
wall, presented by Moanauli. asking
that $4,000 be appropriated for building
q road at Puma, was reported on. The
committee recommended THAT the same
be tabled as the subject matter was
covered by Resolution 1886. introduced
by Nailima.
House Communication IS, from
Joshua ID. Kokl, superintendent Ka-
muela water works, which was pre-
scented by Akau, asking that $1,000 be
appropriated for the purchase OF water
pipes and installation of the same, and
that the monthly salary of $500 he pro-
vided for the Superintendent of the
Kamuela water works, was reported by
the committee with recommendation
to table the same as the subject mat
ter was covered In House Resolution
40. introduced by Keoui. Carried.
House Petition 22, from the citizens
and voters of kaunakakai. Molokai,
presented by Nakaleka. requesting that
the wharf and landing at that place be
acquired by the government and be
made a public wharf and landing, was
| reported on, with an opinion that the
government should own all landings
throughout the Territory. The com.
mittee recommended that $4,000 be APP
propriated for the purchase OF tho
| Kaunakakai wharf. whose owners were
willing TO convey their right. title and
interest In the same. The resolution
was tabled to be taken up with the ap-
| preparation bill.
House Bill 81, introduced by Mahoe,
relating to designating all fines and
costs and license fees. collected by any
district court OF county treasurer or
any other person authorized BY law to
,collect such monies or any other
monies In the county as county real
izations, was reported on. The COM
mittee recommended that II pass with
amendments. Adopted and passed Sec
Und reading.
House Petition 32. from residents
and voters of Keanae. presented by
Joseph, requesting that $4,000 be APP
propriated for opening u road 20 feet
vide. commencing from Waiuanui In
keanae and running along the beach
TO Nahiku, was reported on. The COM
mittee recommended that this petition
be tabled as the subject matter was
covered by Resolution 81. Adopted.
Long for the Education Committee.
reported on House Bill 81, introduced
by kaleo. making the attendance OF
school children obligatory up to the
age OF Is, was taken up for second
reading.
Clerk Savidge Of the Senate informed
the House that Senate Bill A, had
passed third reading in the Senate.
House Bill l72, relating to cor
oner's inquests, passed second reading
and was made a special order for to-
morrow.
Concurrent Resolution s. introduced
by Moanauli, relating to the practice
OF Federal attorneys In criminal cases
before the Territorial courts, came up
Tor action, but was deferred until We'd
nesday on motion of Rawlins.
Under suspension of the rules Kaha-
ma presented petition on behalf OF
homesteaders Of Kaohe, Puma, Hawaii,
relating to opening up a road for the
homesteaders of the district, askln,,
that $4,000 be appropriated. Passed first
reading and was referred to the Lands
Committee.
The Speakers table was clear of all
business and Pail moved that tho
House take recess until 2 y. m. Car
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