The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-26
TRE SENATE


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ORDER ON THE DAY
Thrd reading oi che Don to transfer
the work OF the Court or Land Regis
tiatiou to one of che circuit judges in
Honolulu was first ON fno order oft the
day
Knudscu moved the BIN pass third
reading. seconded hy several members
and the bin passed ON the ayes ana
noes 1890
House joint resolution TO provide
for the appointment by the Governor of
commission of three persons to i'm
vestigate the fruit growing industry
and report to the Governor with rec
concentrations of legislation passed
third reading on the ayes and noes,
Il4-0.
House bill appropriations $4,000 for
the Hawaiian exhibit at the Alaska
! Yukon Exposition, TO be under the
control OF the Secretary of Hawaii.
passed second reading on a viva voce
vote without a dissenting voice
House bin 20 appropriate 10000 for
visit of members of Congress to
/ Hawaii passed second reading unani-
mously
House bin to change dates of meet
ings Of Board of Supervisors Of Coun-
ty of Maui came up for second read
ing.
Knudsen said change was made
after hard fight Now it was pro-
posed to go back to the former sys-
tenn. It ought to be referred to a
committee so that any Maui people
who desired might be heard
After some talk the bill went to the
Judiciary Committee.
House joint resolution providing for
the appointment by the Governor of
a commission of five experts to in
vestigate private wharves and land
ings, and consider ways an means for
regulating charges thereon to report
to the Governor not later than July
/, 1910, with recommendations of Leg
islation, passed second reading.
REPORTS.
Robinson presented the following
report from the Committee on Edu-
cation:
Senate Chamber February 2G, 1909.
Hon. w. O. Smith, President of the
Senate.
Dear Sir:-Your Committee on Edu-
cation to whom was referred Senate
bill No. 2 beg leave to report as fol-
lows:
The bill seeks to stop the appoint
ment of married women as teachers
in the Department of Public Insuruc-
ton and your committee believes that
this practice should stop.
The Superintendent of Public In
struction has informed your commit
tee that the appointment of married
women as teachers has been caused by
the lack of teachers in the Territory
but that this condition will be chang
ed in few years because the Depart
ment will then be able TO draw from
the graduates OF the Normal School.
Bills similar to Senate bill No. .
have been before the Legislature for
many sessions and your committee be-
lieves that this is caused from the fact
that the outside islands have no rep
resentatiye on the Board of Educa-
ton.
We therefore recommend the pass
age OF the accompanying bill as a sub
stitute for Senate bill No 2.
Respectfully submitted,
w. r. ROBINSON, Chairman,
ERIC A. KNUDSEN,
C. J. MCCARTHY.
There was considerable talk over
procedure before the substitute bill
passed second reading and was or
dered for printing.
THE SUBSTITUTE.
1t is proposed by the substitute bill
to amend Sec. 1856 of the Revised Laws
relating to the Board or Commission,
ers of Public instruction, to read as
follows:
"The Governor, in the manner pres
cribed in section 80 of the Organit
Act, shall appoint six competent per
sons to act as commissioners. One o
such appointees shall be a resident 0
e the County of Hawaii, one of the Coun
= ty of Maui and one OF the County O
Kauai. They shall be divided int
: three classes of two commissioners il
each class, who shall be commissions