The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-23

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The bill passed twenty two So three.
Maui Roots the Bill
Senate Bfll ls0. the bin binding the
County of Maui 20 repay principal and
interest Of the 100000 for the Kuia
pipeline and Authorizing the Treasurer
20 hold out the payments from Maui \
share of the taxes was read aud passed
Fnriado presented an amendment. stat.
ing the bill as drafted guaranteed only
payment Of interest and not IHincipal.
His amendment was tabled. The vote
on the bill stood. Ayes. %: noes, @
Senate Bill 10, Coclho. fixing the H..
cense fee for hotels in Honolulu and
Hilo at $50 year and elsewhere at
S25, was read and'passed on a vote Of
2l TO 4.
Senate Bill IA. Harvey. 10 pay phy.
sicians employed in examination Of sus.
poets at the Kalihi receiving station
from 50 to $40 each per examination
from Board of Health money, was read
There was no debate, the bill passing
by 2l to 4.
Hasty Marriages Tabu.
Senate Bill %. Castro, to discourage
hasty marriages making It necessary
that the parents or guardians OF boys
under 20 years and girls under is years
give their personal consent and sane.
tion to their marriage, and making
il q punishable offense to make false
representations when applying for a
marriage license. was read. All the
members but three disapproved of
hasty marriages, and carried the bill
by % to 3.
Senate Bill Sc, Coelho relating 70
medicine and surgery, was read. Fur
tado said that 1t looked as II the doc
tors wanted a leadpipe cinch on
everything, and moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed, Coney said
the cinch in this bill was the other
way. Cohen asked that action be de
ferred. which was denied on a stand
ing vote.
The bill passed, 81 to g.
Senate Bill 131, Chillingworth, pre-
scrlbing the qualifications OF licensees
for pharmacists and assistants, was
passed, 27 to 0.
Senate Bill So Chillingworth. TO pro-
hibit the giving or receiving OF mill
tary instruction without the sanction
of the Governor, was read and passed
unanimously.
Hat Pins Still Permissible.
Senate Bill 50, Chillingworth, to pro-
hibit the wearing of the uniform of
the Army or Navy or National Guard.
was read and tabled, after the Vice
Speaker had asked If the newspaper
story was correct that it would pre-
vent ladies wearing souvenir button
hatpins. Furtado said the bill would
prevent police officers and detectives
from Disgusting themselves as soldiers
and sailors. The vote to table was an
overwhelming one.
Committee of the Whole.
Kawewehi was called to the chair
when the House went into committee
of the whole on Senate Bill 121, up
for second reading. This is the bill
governing general elections in the fu-
ture.
The various sections of the bill were
wrangled over, the ex-sergeant-at-
arms proving himself a good discipli
marian. The committee will report to-
day.