Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-04

political fight on In Honolulu. The
best way to settle the difficulty would
be to go and ask the politicians to stop
their rowing and get to work. The vot.
ers have brought their troubles on
themselves; II they had voted the
straight ticket there would have been
no trouble. The bill ought to be in.
definitely postponed.
Kaleiopu appealed TO the gratitude of
the Hawaii members. reminding them
that once before when the County of
Hawaii was in somewhat similar pill.
kia, the Oahu members voted in favor
of bill to help them. He admitted
that the Mayor has the right Of APP
pointment, but only with the approval
of the Supervisors-yet the Mayor
went ahead and appointed his men
and told them to 20 to work. The real
question, however. was whether or not
the men who did the work should get
their pay.
Sheldon argued that while the trou
BILE undoubtedly rose from political
row, yet the county had received the
benefit of the work done by the men
of the road department, and ought to
be willing to pay for Il.
Kawewehi rehearsed the history Of
his efforts-as sergeantat.arms-la
session, to lobby through the House
the bill to pay the Hawaii police. He
thought that out of gratitude he could
hardly do less than support Kalelopus
bill.
Coney moved the previous question.
This carried. Kaniho asked that the
rules be suspended so he could offer
an amendment orally The motion was
lost and the bill was put to vote. 1t
passed by vote of 20 to 5.
The Juvenile Court bill was this
morning taken up for third reading in
the house and passed by unanimous
vote.
The House by unanimous vote
passed House Bill SO, providing that
as soon as possible after enactment
the laws made by the Legislature shall
be published In English and Hawaiian
newspapers.
House Bill 10, making certificates ~
Hawaiian birth prima facie evidence
before the courts of the facts therein
contained, was passed.
Premiums on Bonds.
Five Senate bills were on the order
of the day for third reading. The first
one taken up, for final consideration
was McCarthy's Senate Bill Z, provid.
ing that executors. administrators, re
ceivers, etc, appointed by the courts
and required to give bond, may chars,
the premium on the bond against ex.
penses OF executing their trusts up 10
an amount not exceeding one-half per
cent per annum on the amount of the
| bond.
Senate Bill Is, relating to commits.
sioners of fences. met with NO oppo,
sition, and goes to the Governor for
his signature
Senate Bill 80, relating to the tax.
ing OF private property for school ard
other public purposes, passed by a
vote of 30 to /.
Knudscn's Senate Bill a. to make
certified copies of public archives re.
ceivable in EVIDENCE was passed unan
imously.
Senate Bill IL Knudsen, amending
the laws relating to the Court of Land
Registration, aroused no debate. The
vote In favor of its passage was unan
imous.
| Senate Bill 40, providing for ser;i..
on corporations, came down from the
upper house and passed first reading
by title.
BE II resolved by the House of Rep
rescntatives of the Territory of Ha.
wall, that when Il does adjourn 70"
the day, II do so in homo of the inau,
guration of His Bxcellchcy, William
II. Taft, as President of tie United
States OF America"
This resolution was proposed by AZ.
fonso this morning ana unanimously
adopted by the House
The first ava bin Of the session was
introduced by Kalelopu. lis bill
makes 1t a misdemeanor. punishable
by fine of s25 TO 800, or not more
than two months Imprisonment fol-
any grower OF ava TO furnish the root
to any person who has no license tc
sell It.
A bill providing for air brakes on
street cars, was introduced by Correa.
Tho committee recommended the
passnge OF Moanauli's Joint Resolu,
ton 3, providing that no Territorial
County or Municipal officer or en-,
ployee shall draw more than one sal
airy. ......
The Judiciary Committee reported
adversely on House Bill &c, bv Make
kau an net to amend Sections 1"iS and
1913 Revised Laws, and make Dis
trict Magistrate and Deputy Sheriffs
a board of equalization on tax matters