The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-12

Hayselden opposed this change. The
bill then passed third reading.
Prown for the Revision committee re-
ported back House bill No 1856, the grab
bill, and It was put on the order of the
day.
Knudsen for the special loan commit
tee introduced the special loan bill sent
to the Senate by the governor yester-
day providing for the appropriation
of the loan funds. The committee re-
ported favorably on the bin and the re-
port was adopted, passing the bill to
first reading.
Coelho asked what had become of the
resolution to appropriate $4,000 for the
burial Of bodies now in the Masoleum.
He was informed that Chillingworth
whose committee had charge of the bill
was absent Coelho raised roar be-
cause the resolution had been allowed
to die.
i'm reply to question by Makekau
Coelho reported that the health COM
mittee would report tomorrow on the
House Resolution empowering Wal
ZACH to visit the settlement and treat
the lepers. Coelho also stated that the
committee would report favorably on
the resolution
House bill No 100 empowering the
Territory TO purchase county bonds or
| otherwise loan money to counties came
up on third reading. Mccarthy want
ed to refer the bill to the judiciary COM
mittee as the question had been raised
as to the right of the Territory to make
such Investments.
Hayselden favored the bill passing
third reading. Smith opposed the mea-
sure The motion to refer was lost and
then on motion Of Dowsett the bill
passed third reading
House bill No 40 empowering railroad
companies to operate by motive power
other than steam, came up on second
reading and passed after several
amendments had been made.
House bill No. &c which involves the
revision of the entire land laws was
referred on second reading to the Judi
ciary committee
House bill No. IFS, providing for the
election of road supervisors, was tabled
on second reading.
House bill No. 1877 the general license
measure was taken up on second read
! ing
Mccarthy moved to strike out tn sec
ton providing a BARRIERS fee.This was
lost and the section passed.
Chillingworth moved that the section
providing a fee for fishing boats at s.
be amended so as to include, all craft
under the provision of the section, craft
having a beam of 30 inches or over will
have 10 lay. He said sEdt it looked
like class legislation, meaning the Jap
anese. If 1t were desired to enact such
tax it should be made to include
canoes and all craft so used
Smith moved to strike out the para
graph entirely. Makekau supported
the motion. The motion carried Sen.
eNApi N'ulllllB WOIlll Nduleu 10 IeCOlSIutl
the action but his motion was lost.
so fishermen will not pay any fee
On motion of Hayselden the section
requiring peddlers to wear special tal
was amended to eliminate this featur,
of the measure
Bishop moved to insert a section
charging a fee of 500 for any person
leasing his premises for the use of ad
vertising purposes. He explained tina
the purpose Of this act was to protec
the community from the advertising
bin board nuisance in event Of his bill
No. 1O1 preventing such advertising be
ing declared unconstitutional.
The motion carried. Senate bill Nc
90 which was a similar measure wa
then abled after the House bill wa
l passed on second reading.
Senate bill 1Ol then passed secon
5 reading. without reference to commit
tee.
The Senate then took a recess.