The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-19


| Hughes asked what for He had onl!
seen one wharf on Hawaii and tina
would not need $4,000 for any repairs
Rawlins reminded Rice of the actor
of the Oahu members in passing tn
Income Tax bill and again demanded
the appropriation of the money of tn
Loan Bill. ''unexpended by order of tn
! Governor"
! Akau objected to saying that Hawai-
only had one wharf, and named seV
eral others.
Hughes moved that the committe,
rise and report, but a vote was called
first on Rice's motion, which passed
| by 13 to II.
HEALTH OF HONOLULU.
| The item of $4,000 for expenses Of
sewers in Honolulu was under fire, but
passed after Rawlins had pointed ou
that the health of Honolulu was the
health of the Territory.
AN ENLIGHTENMENT CLAUSE.
Rice got through an amendment tc
the bill which provided for the addi-
ton of the embezzlement clause for de-
partmental heads switching moneys
from one item to another.
The committee then rose and report
ed progress.
SENATE COMMUNICATIONS.
Senate Bill SO was sent in for action
by the House and House Concurrent
Resolution was returned agreed to.
An Act relating to marriage licenses
was also sent down and passed first
reading by title.
House Bill 81, amended as to date of
coming into force was returned, the
amendment being concurred in. This
bill refers to the fees for licenses for
banking.
BILLS SIGNED.
Secretary Atkinson informed the
House in a communication that the
Governor had signed House Bills IL,
SO, 80, and A and Senate Bill IL.
LOAN BILL COMMITTEE.
The speaker named the following
committee to act with the Senate COM
mittee in considering the proposed Loan
Bill: Rice, Akau, Alawa, Pail, Coney.
Hughes and Kaleiopu.
MORE BILLS.
Kaleiopu introduced a bill to provide
a medical inspector for public schools.
which passed first reading, and an act
changing the filing fee for annual for
eign corporation exhibits was also Civ
en- a first reading.
TO VISIT MOLOKAI.
A notice from the Health Committee
was read regarding the inspection trip
on Saturday to Molokai. Each one ac-
companying the committee must pro-
vide himself with blankets and what
ever else was necessary, but must take
no liquors and must properly behave
according to the rules of the Board of
Health.
STATUS OF BILL.
The status of the 147 bills so far in
troduced into the House is: Printing
Committee, ID; Public Lands Commit
tee. 3; Miscellaneous Committee, /:
Education Comittee, 3; Health and
Police Committee, 6; Finance Commit
tee, z; judiciary Committee, SO; Senate,
%; Governor, IA; Governor signed, 2;
overriden, 1; House, u; tabled, 26.
HOUSE IS ECONOMICAL.
Although the session is over one
House is practically half finished, the
amount drawn from the $4,000 of Fed
eral appropriation money is only $5007
This has gone as follows:
554.46
officers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Military Committee ..... 900
Public Expenditures and Ac-
counts Committee ........... $4,000
Health and Police. 5000
Rules Committee ..... 500
Committee ..... $3.50
Committee .... 5000
Public Lands and Improvement
Committee ................ 1850
Printing Committee ....... 1900
Incidentals ................. 400
Printing Offices ............ 22364
Supplies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200.05
........ 24s65
Committee .. $500
Nuuanu Dam Committee. . 300
Lanai Investigation, Public
Lands Committee ...... 1850
S5O07. Sc
OF Territorial funds the House has