The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-20
FOURTH DAY.
Morning Session.

prayer and minutes took but l6 min
utes in the House this morning and
after that business went adjusting as
is becoming usual.
FOR COUNTY SUPPLIES.
M. p. Waiwaiole introduced bill pro-
viding for tenders for County supplies
Passed first reading and referred 70
printing committees: Each County Off
Ger shall before the 18th day of March,
June, September and December of each
year file with the County Clerk a list
of articles needed for his office and the
clerk will thereupon advertise for bids
for the supplies neeGed.
TO PUBLISH LAWS.
Sheldon put in a bill to amend See
ton 2, Chapter 2, of the Revised Laws.
Passed first and referred printing COM
mittee: 1T shall be the duty of the
Secretary of the Territory to promul-
gate every law enacted by publishing
in English and Hawaiian newspapers as
soon as practicable ana snail cause the
same to be printed and bound in book
form"
HAWAII IMPROVEMENTS.
Alfonso introduced a resolution for
appropriation items for public I'M
provements on Hawaii
Water works Honokaa. ....... $10,0U0
Laupahoehoe Jail building. ...- 1900
Jailors Cottage Laupahoehoe. 900
FOR MERCY'S SAKE.
George H. Huddy put in resolution
for an appropriation item of $4,000 for
maintenance of the Salvation Army
Home in providing temporary shelter
for the friendless and poor
800 900 FOR WATER.
E. B. Carley had a resolution for a
100000 item for the establishment OF
a waterworks system in Kula Maui.
Carley wants, also $500 for the cree
ton of court house at Kula, Maui
Carley presented another resolution,
for $4,000 for the erection of a re-
inforced concrete court house at Paia,
Maui.
N. X. Makekau had a bill to amend
Sections 124S and 1249, Revised Laws.
Kealawaa entered resolution for ST.
600 for Jail at Pahoa, Puma, Hawaii.
BILL FOR PETITION.
A petition from Waimea through
Sheldon, asked for footbridge across
the junction of the Waimea and Ma
kaweli rivers. This was signed by
many. The prayer was covered by the
bill previously entered by Sheldon Pc
titioners declared that frequently on
account of freshets their children
would be kept away from home, unable
to return from school. .,r
George Hubby entered resolution
for $4,000 wharf and shed for Hanalei,
Kauai.
EALEIOFUrS lP1PES.
A. S. Kaleiopu had resolution for
$4,000 for the purpose of laying a
six-inch pipe from Reservoir No. 3,
Nuuanu valley to the Alewa Home
stead lots,
Kaleiopu also asks by resolution for
appropriation of $3,O75 for a pipe line
extension from the insane asylum
along School street to HOughtaling
road, $500 feet.
COMPENSATION BILL.
The bill for the compensation of Ka-
lawao residents from whom property
was taken to make room for the Fed
eral leprosarium, suggested by a mes
sage of the governor, passed third read
ing % to 0, with amendment by Fur
tado providing that the forms for the
receipts shall be prepared free by the
Attorney General, that there might be
no question hereafter as to complete
settlement.
TOO MUCH MONEY.
Rice noticed that the Senate wanted
$4,000 for expenses where the House
asked only 10000 and there were twice
as many Representatives as Senators.
However, out of courtesy to the Senate,
he would move passage Of the bill on
second reading the bill being S. B. 1,
seasonal expenses.
S. P. Correa, by resolution, secures
an arrangement of committee rooms
dDOuL the Ildll VI iNCpl ~ N@--N
in the basement of the Capitol The
Public Works is requested to at once
prepare such rooms for occupancy.
TINE THAT FAILED.
E. A. Douthitt entered resolution
that the House return to the hour or
10 o'clock for the time Of opening each
days work, until such time as the
business of the House warrants re-
turn to 8 o'clock the resolution being
indefinitely postponed as above report
| ed
PRINT IN HAWAIIAN.
! Correa presented a resolution Jhat
the Secretary of Hawaii be directed
to arrange for printing in Hawaiian
in book forms or signatures, IS copies
of all acts passed this session as soon
as possible for distribution to each le-
| gislator.
Clerk read a note from the surveyor
3 mi in wit