The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

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tit tff ~ IrtA nsk ttfEri erftain
namtd thflefes Tho N'i af snl,siHui
"a trtt pfowt', t,,sfspi ihlhet ana
glfcf e isi ~ enc hsh which csnnei
W rrl fnt sale The iisi includet
thirty hine varieties al small hth
which vii M ksrp nHt length ~ tune
after being taken N The See
Depository Bn.
The Finance Committee suhmittrd a
substitute depository bill which pro.
ytdrs that every public accountant
other than the Treasurer. receiving and
Disturbing money belonging io the Ter.
fitofy. may deposit to his official credit
and keep al moneys received hy him
in such banks ~ may be- designated hy
the Treasurer with the approval Of the
Governor until such moneys are ~.
mittcd 10 the Treasurer o. required hv
law, and such public accountants shall
not be responsible Tor such moneys
while 80 deposited
MAhukona Landing.
The Public Lands Committee report
ed favorably on Kaniho's request for
Sl3.2s7 for masonry seawall aud
landing at Mahukona and sl7l3 for n
shed on the north side Of the landing.
Resolutions.
Kamahu presented a resolution in
favor of extending School street
through from Kalihi road to Kameha-
meha " road. to cost $4,000; of ex-
tending Aud lane to School street, to
cost $4,000; of extending Vineyard
street from Liliha to Asylum road, to
cost $4,000; of purchasing a right OF
way and of extending Judd street to
the Pun Kamalii cemetery, and of
purchasing right of way and extend
ing Amana lane to Kuakini street and
along Serene lane to Judd street, to
cost 100000.
Kamahu' s list asks in all for $1,000.
NIakekau, by resolution, asked for
$751; 900 for the opening Of new road
from the government landing Mt Ma
poopoo TO the landing at Hookena.
Same Old Claim"
A petition, which, as stated therein,
brought before the House "the same
o'u ei ~ VI ~ " e"e rvs" So, W -
slooP Nu."n'e' m,J '.i o., NJ"
80 ~ Naiai,oi Sottloront
MI, L., - ,"a,od ;, said ,ho me-
,itinror n ToIiofsen Ito q nublic Of.
6oor v,bo ,y,s nnt only going In his
nost of dntv hnt was looking for food
D of which the poor lepers Mt the Settle
hleht were snort NJ 'ne 'i"'''
Want Two Counties.
Kawewehi presented n petition from
fifty of his constituents in Kau and
; Kona. who want Hawaii split into two
counties. The petition stated that these
6fty "hereby supplicate" for the boon
mh,,a pooa,,as
:,
House Bill VI, the main depository
;, bill. was read thlrd tlme' one sectlo.
. eliminated by an amending new piii
and the nam blll passed
70 House BIZ 100, ehumeratihs tut
!, court officers VINO may De empioyeu ~
!, circuit courts, was read hah'h'
:, thought the bill gave Circnlt oour
> Judges 700 extended powers III ehip,oy
ing court officers, although Douthit
" assured him the Judges wouia nave u
Y limit themselves to the appropriations
y Kaniho moved to strike on. Tn
/! words "as necessary IN the oni, Dou
thitt said there should be enough con
y hdenee IN the Judges 10 leu Ihem US
% their discretion ana employ assistant
~ las necessary
y, The bill passed
t Iunacy Commission Bill Passes.
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LIVE Pp 60 circn;t Court ;ud,o of NON
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