Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

in the appropriation bill for the con.
structiOn of u concrete, fOur.rOOm
school house for Napoopoo."
Two thousand dollars room evil
IDENTIFY seemed little high in price,
for with glee the Senators referred the
resolution to the Committee on EduCa.
ton.
Concurrent Resolution Tabled.
Concurrent Resolution No. /, to have
Joint committee of the House and
Senate appointed to consider the es.
tablishment of seperate bureaus of con.
veyances for the different counties did
not meet with favor. The judiciary
Committee. to- which the resolution had
been referred reported In favor Of hny'
ing II tabled. and. after little dasuit.
Dry discussion. the recommendation
was carried out.
An invitation from Director PctriC
of the Floral Parade Committee, mott.
| flying the President and members Of
the Senate that seats had been re.
served for them In the reviewing stand
for parade day, and requesting their
presence was read and ordered filed.
The president instructed the clerk to
write u letter to Mr.. Petrie, thanking
him for the invitation.
! Bills Referred.
Senate Bill No. 4, introduced bv Sen.
ator CoelhO, to provide for biennial re.
ports from the Supervisors of the va.
rious counties to the Legislature. was
referred to the judiciary Committee
Senate Bill No 6, introduced by Sen.
ator Coelho, and dealing with the in.
come tax, was referred to the Ways
and Means Committee
| Senate Bill No. Z, giving guardians.
trustees, executors and so forth. the
right to include the premiums on their
bonds as part of the lawful charges
against their trusts was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Direct Primary Law.
Senate Bill No. s. Senator Chilling.
worth's Direct Primary" bill. was re.
ierred to the judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. IA. relating to the
payment of the salaries of city and
county employees. was referred TO the
Judiciary Committee.
! Senate Bill No. 1G. introduced by
Senator COelho, prohibiting the TAX.
ing Of fish in Hawaiian waters by any
but citizens of the United States, was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. H. providing that all
persons employed In the government
service of the Territory, or u any coun.
~ or city, must be American citizens,
was referred to the Judiciary Commit.
| tee.
Bill No. 90, repeating Chapter 81 of
the Revised Laws of Hawaii was re.
ferred 10 the Health Committee. Bill
"a, relating to the treatment Of lepers,
was given the same treatment.
Bill 20, limiting the officials empow-
cred to grant marriage licenses, was
referred to the judiciary Committee
Bill No. 20, repeating the old. law
regulating the section of the Territory
withih which poi can be made, was re.
ferred to the Health Committee
| Bill No. 81 amending the license
laws of the Territory. was referred to
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES.
Senator Knudsen's bill No. 80. pro.
viding that parties having cases before
the Supreme Court may demand hear.
ing before all of the justices thereo,
was referred to the Judiciary Commit.
tee.
Copies Legal Evidence.
Bill No. "a. introduced by Senator
Knudsen, making certified copies of
archives receivable as evidence. was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Moore's bill, No. SS, exempt.
ing from taxation all real and personal
property used solely In the cultivation
OF cotton, for "A period of five years.
A In, Ia. Al.
committee.
A recess was taken until o'clock
this afternoon.