The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-21
THE SENATE
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ed third reading in the House.
Senate bill to amend the law of
this session relating to examinations
Of persons suspected of having lepro-
sy was returned with amendments.
On motion of Coelho the Senate con-
CURED in the amendments.
Senate bill providing for the con-
struction of the Kula pipeline, ETC.,
was returned from the House with
amendments in which the Senate, on
motion of Kalama, concurred.
Senate bills relating to water rates
in Honolulu, relating to the practice
Of pharmacy and to provide for the
reimbursement of the erritory for the
cost of the Kula pipeline were re-
turned from the House as having pass
ed third reading therein.
Knudsen presented three reports
from the judiciary committee as fol-
lows: On Senate bill providing for
payment of fees when not amounting
to $50 to the officer of the City and
County of Honolulu making a sale or
conveyance of property, recommend
ing its passage. On Senate bill to
amend the law relating to records OF
| births, deaths and marriages, recon-
mending its passage with an amend
ment providing for binding of the re-
cords. On House bill providing for
a franchise to w. A. Hall and asso-
ciates to build and maintain a rail
way on the Island of Hawaii, recon-
mending its passage with many and
considerable amendments submitted.
The two first bills passed second
reading by prompt adoption of the re-
ports. The Wall franchise bill was
taken up forthwith and considered
section by section
President Smith questioned if it was
advisable to make the time limit for
beginning work two years from an
proval of the Governor. 1t seemed tc
leave too short a time for securing the
approval of the United States Con-
gress.
Knudsen said the idea was to Sci
some limit as the railway act of 1870;
formed cloud on the rights of sue.
ceeding applicants for a franchise.
Chillingworth said that the proyi
sion was intended 10 prevent the hold.
ers of this franchise from holding III
indefinitely others who might desir,
to undertake similar enterprise.
An amendment was carried makins
the limit three years.
The bill as amended passed SECOND
reading.
SENATE PHOTOGRAPHED.
On motion of Coelho the Senat,
took recess to permit Roscoe Perkin,
to photograph the body as seated
views were taken successfully will
the officers and press reporters in
cluded, with them all excluded an,
lastly with the pressmen relocated I,
the outside of the chamber.
CONFERENCE REPORT.
Mccarthy presented a report of tn
conference committee on the deposi
tory bill, containing an amendment
AS amended the bill finally passe
unanimously.
Coelho presented a report of tn
health committee on House bill Z
amend section 10GS, r. L., as amend
ed in 1905, recommending its mass
age. THE object Of the bin" the re
/, port says, is to prohibit the afixin
OF the title of DR.. to the name G
takers and to permit the issuanc
OF license to practice osteopathy O
. the certificate of a board of examir
ers of any legally chartered and re
> gularly conducted school or college {
osteopathy; and further providing tina
nothing therein shall prohibit tn
+ practice of the religious tenents {
any church so long as the regulation
relating to contagious diseases an
6 not infringed upon"
a HAWAII BILL TABLED.
e The select committee of Hawa
y members presented a report On Ser
ate bill to divide the County OF H;