The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01
planning why he agreed with Kanlho.
ELECT GOOD SUPERVISORS


Pail wanted to know why some MEM
bers agreed with the bill but wanted
TO delay 1t. So far as he was concern
ed, and he spoke for the Maui dele
CATION, he was ready TO vote for the
bill now as IL stood. IN the member
from Oahu and Hawaii elected super
visors they could trust they should
also be able to vote now for the bin.
Possibly the honorable member from
Waialua had become misled because
OF the County Beacon cartoons
Mahoe objected strenuously To this
remark, and forsook his usual demure
demeanor to emphasize his objection.
kalana reviewed the bill and heart
lily disagreed with the proposition thar
IL was a land grabbing measure.
A vote on roll call showed the House I.
to six.
DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRY BILL.
Senate Bill "a, exempting from taxA
alton property used for the productioh
OF vanilla, starch. pineapples. sisal.
copra and castor oil. was passed as
amended in the House
NIGHT SESSION THREATENED. i.
Senate Bill 30. the Territorial salary
Dill, was given a first reading and
ordered sent to the Printing commit
tee, the amendments I'm the Senate
having made the measure a different
bill to that originally drafted and in
PRODUCED into the House as House
Bill 70.
In discussing the necessity OF haste
over this bill. Rawllns said that ~
necessary he was ready to move for,
the holding OF night sessions this week.
COURT INTERPRETERS
A communication from Henry smith.
clerk of the Judiciary Department.
gave the information that c. L. Hop
kins and Fred w. Beckiey. the Ha-
waiian interpreters. were Hawaiian
born and true citizens. Chang Kim
and George Yamada. the Chinese and
Japanese interpreters, were not citi-
zens. The former had been a resident
for thirty-one years and the latter for
twenty-three years.
SECOND READINGS.
The following bills passed second
reading:
House Bill ls4. authorizing the man.
ufacture and distribution of electric
lily on the island or Maui:
House Bill 167, requiring the SUI
Legislature and the Governor on i'm
portant points OF law and upon sol
emn occasions" -
House Bill 16s. another electricity BIN
for Maui. Incorporating a company fol II
establishing an electric light and powsl \
plant;
House Bill 169. authorizing a clerk Of
the court to enter judgment imrnedi
ately upon the rendition Of a verlc( i
and allowing an execution TO lssu1 4
thereon at any time thereafter. unlesf
stayed as provided by law: and t'
House Bill 40. placing the Licensed
fees on trust companies In the Terri
tory at $3.50 per annum.
STATUS OF BILLS.
The Clerk reported on the status OF
the House bills sent 60 the senate and
to the Governor. a
The Speaker called for the mInorlf ! n
report on Sheldon's first bill TO maxi .
the Office of road supervisor an eiectiy
one. the introducer asking for a II.
cess to confer with his colleague 81
the minority Of the Judiciary Commi 8
tee. The report when submitted, al
ed the tabling OF the bill. as the susE
ject was covered by House Bill ~
The report was adopted. ~
BUREAU OF CoNvEYANCEs. IA
The House went back to the order ~
resolutions TO allow Kaleiopu TO ST
notice OF the Introduction OF a bin
establish Bureau OF Conveyances. ~
superintendent to be appointed by 4
Governor. TO serve for four years uH
less sooner removed.
The bureau is To be branch OF ~
Treasury Department and deputy r@ n
istrars are 70 be- appointed by the n 4
perIntendent for whose official acts
shall be responsible. VI
The bill passed first reading, ate |.
which the House adjourned until Nor. 4
day morning. II