The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-13

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certain Hawaii county officials al.
aries. was received In the House. when
this rasscs-as u uhdouhisdly will
every county will have had its on
cial payroll nicely increased.
Finance Committee Report.
Two bills were reported on by the
Finance Committee. One. House Bill
zoe, appropriating f5f76.1s from
special fund to paw tho special gold
silver and postofice money order de-.
posts Of the Republic Of Hawaii. was
recommended, and Sheldon's House
Bill ~, the provisions Of which have
been otherwise carried out. was tabled.
Maui 10 Guarantee Bonds.
Cafley presented n bill which pro.
vides for the payment by the County
az Maui Of interest and principal OF
whatever bonds the Territory may
float TO provide funds for the construc.
,ion Of the Kula pipeline. estimated
at 100000 The bill provides for the
Territorial Treasurer TO hold out from
Maui's share of the taxes enough each
year TO meet interest charges and pro
vide n sinking fund. The bill also
provides for the taking over of the
pipeline by the county as soon as II
is completed.
Third Readings.
There was debate upon Long 5
bill to cut the Board of Health regu.
lation out of the present law relating
to laundries, although the objections
raised were not to the new provisos in
il. but to the old ones il retained
Sheldon and Cohen objected to the H..
cense fee of $25 if it referred to poor
women doing washing for living.
The bill passed, 1s to 10.
Two-oounty Bill Delayed.
Kawewehi handed in sheaf of
w has YIN W wv
wall into two counties, but took them
back and asked that the bill be again
deferred until today.
Senate Bill 80. to repay John A..
Cunmins the $4,000 he was fined for
treason. was deferred on third reading
until Friday.
Another Junket Suggested.
A communication from the Superin-
tendent of Education, inviting the
members 10 attend an exhibition of
school work, to be given in the n. G.
II. shooting gallery on Wednesday and
Thursday, suggested to Sheldon that
the Education Committee had not gone
yet to inspect the Industrial School
at Waialee. Long said that if the
House wanted to go, he could arrange
for trip.
b. Pharmacist Diplomas.
A bill respecting pharmacists, from
the Senate, received first reading in
the House after the noon recess. The
bill provides for the issuing of a
pharmacist s license to applicants who
have graduated from reputable phar-
macy schools or colleges, or who have
served four years in pharmacy and who
shall pass a satisfactory examination.
All licensees must be 81 years or more
old. Assistant pharmacists licenses
may be given applicants over Is years
old who have served two-years ap
premiership.
o Caught to be Sold.
A Senate amendment to House Bill
1873. to prevent the icing of certain
small fish, excerpts fish caught to be
sold the day after the same was
caught whatever that is The House
will take another day to think this over
before, agreeing with the Senate.
Sorry, but Powerless.
The Public Lands Committee ex
| pressed its sorrow that it was unable
to recommend either House Bill 100
which asked the government to issue
| title to certain church properties, and
House Petition Ga, which was from
"those who worship under the hgh
| of the sum-" who asked for two acre
of land on which to build a church
to get in out of the sun, perhaps. TIL,
matter of issuing titles and giving ava!
land was unconstitutional.
Unpaid Claims Debate.
A report of the Public Expenditure
Committee on bill to repay SOM
$l3,527 80, collected some years ago, re
suited in a debate. The report, signed
by two members of the committee
recommended the payment of the claim
mentioned in the bill, to which Rie.
partially concurred but wanted the bill
to go farther, and Fnrtado and Kama
| hu failed to concur at all. The amour
of claims of nature similar to thos,
specified in the bill-for license fee
collected under an unconstitutional
act aggregate some $4,000, all o
which Rice wants to see paid. Castro
who signed the report, stated that tn
claims in the bill were those filed wit
the Auditor and the only ones whic
ought to be paid. Furtado was not i
favor of paying any of the claims b
appropriation and special Legislation
| Kamahu agreeing with him.