The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-02

serve a parcel of land in Hilo for pub .
lie park purposes.
Moanauli gave notice of bill to desig-
nate all fines and costs collected by
any district magistrate as county reali-
zations.
Resolutions.
Resolutions to appropriate $4,000
for waterworks system at Honokaa,
$500 for a Jail at Laupahoehoe, and
5000 for a jailer's cottage, and to ap-
propriate $4,000 for buildings for the
Kapiolani Girls Home were presented
by Alfonso and Correa, respectively.
Suspended Sentences.
S bill to allow suspended sentence
against any person convicted of a
crime or misdemeanor to be passed by
| judge or magistrate on motion of the
Attorney General or deputy or other
qualified prosecuting officer was intro
duced by Carley.
The Public Lands Committee ap-
proved of Sheldon s request for $4,000
to bridge the Waimea river at its
junction with the Makaweli river, stat
| ing in report that such bridge was
necessity, especially to the school
children. The recommendation was to
ton bill. The report was adopted.
Committee of the Whole.
The House went into committee df
the whole on House Bill 81, relating
to bringing into conformity the boun-
daries of the taxation, judicial and
educational districts, with Nawahinc
in the chair.
Nswahine did not get in The chair,
the Speaker reading from Cushing's IS
Manual before vacating the chair to
show that humble seat at the clerk 's
table was the proper place for chair
man of the committee.
After some vigorous arguing over
points of procedure, the members wor-
ried through the bill.
The committee was in session for an
hour, wrangling over the boundaries
ofNsome Hawaii districts rising to ask
for further time.
Will Do AS Told.
A communication from the Board of
Health assured the House that a gov
ernment physician for Molokai would
he appointed as soon as possible, in
accordance with mandatory resolu
ton of the House. The communica-
ton was referred to the Health Com
mittee, on motion of Coney.
More Resolutions.
Like presented request for $25O0
for a water pipeline to the Lualualei
homesteads.
Castro had two resolutions, dealing
, with important requirements, one to
!, appropriate $4,000 for extending and
| widening Queen street, Honolulu, to
: the Beach road, Ala Moana; the other
) to appropriate $4,000 for the exten-
sion of Prospect street to encircle
: Punchbowl hill and connect with
Punchbowl road.
Judiciary Committee Report.
The judiciary Committee presented
n report putting the bill authorizing
, the publication of 500 copies of the de-
, cisions of the U. S. Court of Hawaii up
to the Finance Committee.
], A resolution to appropriate $500 from
, the loan or appropriation bill fund to
pay George Kauwe for land at Hilea,
g taken for road purposes without com
e pensation, was referred to the Finance
Committee.
y Sheldon had notice to offer, this
being an amendment to the County
: Act. The bill is to raise the salary of
: the Kauai county clerk to $500 year
and that of the deputy sheriff at Wal
I mea to $780, both raises to go into
;: force on July l next.
! ! Lawyers as Magistrates,
|. The Judiciary Committee recom-
a mended Sheldon's bill requiring dis
S trict magistrates to be practising at
s torneys. and also recommended Fur
tado's bill providing for the redemp
ton of real estate sold under fore.
closure of mortgage or execution.
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