The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-05

Many we're made glad in the Hous
Saturday by a communication fror
Secretary Atkinson stating that tn
Governor had signed House bill NJ
10, Act 2, appropriating money defray
ing the expenses of this session of tn
House; also Senate bill No. 20, Act
carrying an appropriation defrayin
the expenses of the Senate for thi
session. The receipt of this notifica
tion perceptibly relaxed the tension o
the legislative atmosphere.
Superintendent of Public Works G
S. Holloway, Auditor J. II. Fisher anc
Surveyor w. e. wall respectively b!
letter notified the House that employees
of their departments would appear be-
fore the House when called.
The Committee on Education report.
ed favorably on House resolution No
"A, recommending appropriations as
follows: s135 for repairs to schoolhouse
at Kalaoa. South Kona; $110 for re-
pairing schoolhouse at Kailua; $142 fol
repairs to schoolhouse at Keauhou
This committee also reported in favor
of House resolution No. 4s appropriate
ing money for repairs to schoolhouses
as follows: $3.50 at Honomakau, s15
at Poluu; $50 at Honoipu; 1915 at Ma.
kapala; 1921 at Halawa. The commit
tee also endorsed House resolution No.
46. carrying the following amounts for
repairing school: $3.50 at waimea; 81
at Kawaihae; s45 at Puako. House
resolution No. As was also reported
favorably. This bill appropriates these
sums for repairing schools: 1920 at
Waiohinu; $50 at Honuapo; $50 at Hi
lea; 5000 at Pahala. The committee re-
ported also in favor of House resolu-
ton No. 40, carrying schoolhouse re-
pair items as follows: $3.50 at Napoo-
poo; s115 at Honaunau; s235 at Hoo
kena; 5000 at Alae, $3.50 at Papa, ss5
at Milolii. House resolution No. so was
tabled by the committee with the ap-
proval of Representative II. M. Ka-
niho, it's proposer. All the reports of
the committee were adopted.
The Committee on Expenditures re-
porting on a report of the Judiciary
committee condemned the practise of
paying salaries out of incidental ap-
propriations, and recommended that a
rider be attached to the Appropriation
Bill prohibiting the payment of sala-
ries under said bill. The committees
report was adopted.
Representative Correa offered a reso-
luton that following items be inserted
in the Appropriation Bill: $4,000 for
the extension of School street and $10,-
600 for widening and extending Camp
No. lane from School street to Kua-
KIM road. Referred to Committee on
Public Lands.
House resolution No. 11O, introduced
by Representative Moanauli, appro-
priating $4,000 for the education of
poor children in the colleges and uni
Versties on the mainland. was re-
ferred to Committee on Education.
Mr. Coney introduced bill amend
Ing Sections 995 and 1886 Revised Laws,
relating to the Public Health.
Mr.. Rawlins offered an amendment
to Section 274s Revised Laws, relating
to criminal procedure. Passed first
reading.
The following bills passed their third
reading: House bill No. 80, amending
Section 27, Revised Laws, relating to
elections; House bill No. 3S, concern
ing the disposition of Hawaiian stat
utes and Supreme Court reports;
House bill No. 32, providing for the
voting of a qualified elector who has
failed to register; Senate bill No. 2, en-
couraging diversified industries; SEN
ate bill No. 4, amending Act SO, Ses-
sion Laws of 1905, relating to fire de-
partments In various towns and cities
of the Territory; House bill No. 2,
amending Section 1893 Revised Laws
relating to the pay of Jurors; House
Dill NO. Z, providing a hospital at North
hohala; House bill No. %, providing
FOR the payment of certain county en-
ployes weekly; House bill No. Z,
amending Section 1924 Revised Laws,
relating to indemnity bonds Senate bill
NO IA, amending Section 226S and
2265, Revised Laws relating to the
right of married women to deal with
their separate property.
Action on Concurrent Resolution No.
o. relating TO primary law, was de-
lerred until May l.
AT the suggestion of the Speaker,
Messrs, kalana, Kaleo. Nailima, Moa-
nauli and Kahana were appointed "a
committee to represent the House at
the funeral of the wife of Representa-
tive Akau.
The following reports were received
from the Finance committee, adopted
and made the order of the day for
Monday; House bill No. 60, remov-
Ing the restriction on the sale OF salt
meat on House bill No. 81. repeating
the restriction on the sale OF salmon;
on House bill No. 35, amending Section
1878 Revised Laws, relating to income
tax.
The House at 1905 adjourned until o
a. m. on Monday
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