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

to table the bill. This was seconded
by Sheldon, and carried The bill was
tabled.
A hurry-Up Measure.
Kaleiopu's bill to pay the Supervis-
Ors' appointees was evidently an urg-
ent matter in his mind, and he lost no
time in crowding II ahead. Although
II was introduced only yesterday after.
| noon and was not yet printed, he had
got 1t placed on the special order Of
the day, and It was the first real bust.
ness taken up this morning Kaloiopu
made sure. that It was called M for
second reading promptly. Kaleiopu
Furtado, however. had his suspicious
and moved that II be referred to the
Judiciary Committee, but there was
no second. The bill passed second
reading by title and on motion of Ka.
lciopu was placed on the special order
of the day for tomorrow.
House Bill 8, introduced by Alfonso.
/ to protect purchasers of real estate
from fraudulent conveyances. was the
I first taken ub on third reading this
morning. There was no debate and.
I on motion of Alfonso. the bill passed.
| by unanimous vote. The bill provides
1 that
Whoever sells and conveys any
| land or other real estate knowing that
an undischarged attachment. mortgage
/ n nth nt Ia 81 hn
on, which Is not noted by memoranda
INN on the certificate of title thereof.
and without informing the grantee of
such attachment, mortgage or other
| incumbrance before the consideration
is paid, shall be punished at hard labor
for nor less than one year and not ex.
cceding five years"
Castro's Bill Passed.
Castro's bill. No. 10, providing for
| the maintenance and support of the
family of deceased person pending
the administration of his estate, caused
no debate but was promptly passed
| without any dissenting vote. The pro.
visions of this bill contemplate that
pending the settlement Of an estate
| the family of the deceased shall be en-.
titled TO reasonable provision for
their support, ~ be allowed by the
| Judge having jurisdiction. II Is also
provided that upon the return of the
! inventory the Judge may set aside for
the use of the surviving husband or
wife all property exempt from execu.
tion, including the family homestead.
Must Co to Brown.
| The House on motion of Kaleiopu.
passed without any discussion House
Bill So. introduced by Kaleiopu which
repeats Act Ga of the Session Laws Of
1905, as amended by Act 10 of the SEES.
sion Laws of 1907. relating to the issu.
ance of certificates Of Hawaiian birth.
The issuance of these certificates has
recently been taken over by the Fed.
eral Government but many who desire
to obtain them are still going to the
Secretary of the Territory for them.
The object of repeating the law Is To
render this impossible.
Vaccination.
House Bill 90. introduced by Kalei
%, repeating Section 1918 OF the Re
; vised Laws relating to certificate OF
vaccination, was called up. Sheldon
insisted on hearing again the report
of the committee, which, however was
> favorable. Kaniho moved the passage
of the bill on third reading. The vote
stood 81 to and the bill was passed
Officials Bonds. ....r.
House Bill 90, which was put on its
final passage. was introduced by Rice
II relates 10 the bonds of public Off
GERS, and provides a form for them
The House apparently was not greatly
Interested in the bill and passed II
without either debate or dissenting
vote.
County Reports.
Senate Bill 4, providing for biennia
reports to the Legislature by counties
aroused Il protest on the part of Cas-
tro. He had. nothing in particular
against the provisions of the bill, ex
cept that 1t was a special measur,
where an amendment to the COUNTY
| nv N'ull Sfful w NC inc proper WuN
to go about 1t. He agreed with tn,
y committee that the object of the bill
0 was good one, but 1t would be bette
to attain that object by amending tn,
County Act. He therefore moved tina
the bill be recommitted to the Miscel
!. laneous Committee. The motion pre-
vailed.
Here's Luck.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 7, pro
viding for the sending of n congratu
latOry cable to President Taft wa
/, transmitted from the Senate and unar
i imously adopted. .....
House BIZ GO, amending the law
: relating to the granting of charters o
}. incorporation, passed third reading Il
short order. The vote was unanimous
House Bill 60, amending the Revise
Laws relating to trials by Jury, me
D. with no opposition when put upon II
o final passage, It went through b
unanimous vote, r.ssss s-a -us.