Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-19

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irst statement--but claimed his RICH
rs legislator TO butt into any propc
sition.
A motion was made to reconside
The action on Correas amendment
. Carried. This brought Correa to hi
feet In wrath. lie said he was in tn
Legislature to protect the interests q
his own district as well as of the gen
eral public, Correa's' amendment wa
knocked out and the vote was takel
IN the bill as amended. The result wa
% ayes. noes. The bill had passe,
third reading.
AMENDED GRAB BILL PASSES.
Coney for the special conference
committee on the county salary gral
bill presented remedied report ident
ical with the report withdrawn In til,
morning except Us 10 Its phrasing. Tn,
report was adopted.
UNDATED RESIGNATION
BILL KILLED.
Senate Bill SO, the dated or undated
resignation bill, was taken up. Ka
leiopu said he felt there was going Il
be great deal of discussion on the
bill, so he moved to defer 1t until to.
day. Quinn objected that IL the bill
were deferred, II would have little
chance Of becoming law. The action
10 defer carried, which practically kills
the bill. And the House smiled broad.
ly at an anxious Senator hanging in
The doorway.
| THE SPEAKERS LONE mo"
Senate Bill 80, providing seal for
The Attorney General. sailed through
Third reading with n fair wind. The
Speaker voiced one lone mo-
A F1VE-CENT SENATE BILL
Senate Bill 100. relating to civil pro-
ceedure, bumped into an obstacle In
the shape Of kaleiopu. who moved to
defer action on this five-cent bill"
until May I. The motion was lost and
The bill passed final reading.
COFFEE BILL KILLED.
House Bill PIP, the coffee industry
encouragement bill. which had been
deferred from the morning session,
was called up and killed by 10 noes TO
% ayes, thus saving the Governor the
trouble OF vetoing 1t.
LOCAL OPTION POSTPONED.
The local option bill was postponed
until today on account of the absence
OF Sheldon. chairman of the Committee
Uf he Whole, VINO had not signed the
committee report. Hughes made q
mild protest against prolonging the
agony.
The House voted to concur In the
Senate amendment to House Bill l3S.
STANDARD OIL BILL.
The Senate Standard Oil bill 81,
came down and passed first reading
by title.
Senate Bill 1903. making special APP
preparation TO pay certain claims
against the Territory. also passed its
irst reading.
SECOND READING.
Sheldon's laundry bill passed second
reading and went TO the Police Com
mittee.
The Miscellaneous Committee re-
ported favoraDly ON House Bill 224,
regulating the farrier and horseshoeing
business. The report was adopted,
carrying the bill through second read
ing.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
A favorable report was returned by
the Judiciary Committee on Senate
Bill 1906, providing for the protection
Of the remains of certain kings and
high chiefs Of Hawaii. The report was
adopted.
The same committee recommended
the tabling OF House Bill 2lS US its
subject matter has already been COW
cred by Senate Bill 80. Adopted.
Another Judiciary Committee report
was made on Senate Bill 80. relating
m al la, la
Of the Territorial Government and
subdivisions thereof, recommending it's
passage with slight amendments.
Adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported
on u number Of other bills, as follows:
The passage OF Senate Bill 90, pro-
vlding for biennial reports to the Leg
sslature by County officers. was recom-
mended. Adopted.
The report on Senate Bill 0, relating
TO taxation, educational and judicial
districts was favorable and was adopt.
ed.
Sheldon's House Bill 30. relating In
costs OF court In civil cases. was 10
ported on adversely. The bill was
tabled
Another Sheldon bill. House Bill 2S,
10 protect perishable produce from in
Jury by rough handling and neglect
while being transported to market.
was tabled on recommendation Of the
committee
The committee recommended the
passage of Senate Bill lOl, relating to
the use of signs and placards for ad-
yertising purposes. The report was
adopted and the bill carried through
second reading.
NEW BILLS.
Raw;ins introduced Il batch of new
hills, as follows:
An Act relating to bonds of public
officers.
An Act amending Section 1866 of the
Revised Laws.
An Act relating to the appointment |
or special agents TO take acknowledE-
ments.
An Act relating to fees that may be
collected by the Registrar.
An Act giving the right of way to
o. the Board of Health and
providing for conviction and punish
ment for obstructing such ambulances