Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-26

Hlttee on EuuCdllOn anu tue GuDllC
Lands Committee respectively.
Action on Senator Chillingworth s
resolution, opposing the appointment
of mainlanders to Federal offices in
this Territory, was deferred until
Monday next. The resolution has
been somewhat amended by the Jul
dietary Committee, and it il desired
to have copies in the hands of the
Senators when It comes up for con-
sideration
Harvey presented a resolution call
ing for the Incorporation into the
appropriation bill of 5000 for the
examination of lepers. 1t went to
the Health Committee.
Baker then presented n second
wharf resolution. This called for
the appropriation of $4,000 for the
construction of a wharf at Honuapo,
Hawaii. 1t went to the Public Lands
Committee.
Routine
Action on Senate Bill No. SO, ac-
acknowledgement of signatures on writ
ten instruments, was deferred until
Monday.
Senate Bill No. 115, taking the
forestry appropriation out of the
regular appropriation. bill and tack
ing II onto the immigration and con-
servation law, passed third reading.
House Bill No. So, militia enroll
ment, went up to the Military Com
mittee. House Bill No. 81, CONNER
cial paper, went to the Judiciary
Committee; House Bill No. 100, at
tachments, went to the same COM
mittee; House Bill No. lac, pounds,
went to the Public Lands Commit
tee.
The following bills passed second
reading:
Senate Bill ia. providing pay for
physicians who are called to exam.
Inc leper suspects; Senate Bill III,
commutation.
The bill granting exemption from
taxation for two years to all real
and personal property used in the
production Of tobacco, was sidestep'
ped until tomorrow.
A communication from Secretary
Mott-Smith was received announcing
that the Governor had signed tn,
following bills:
Senate Bill No. SO. Act 30, An Act
Making Additional Appropriation
for the Departmental Use Of the Ter
ritory for the Biennial Period End
Ing the Thirtieth Day Of June, A. ID
1909. .w....r
Senate Bill No. II, Act SO, An Ac
to Appropriate Money for the Pay
ment OF the Trustees OF the Estat,
OF Bernice Pauahi Bishop for tn,
Taking of Certain Lands by the Ter
ritory.
House Bill No, 81, Act 81, An Ac
to Amend Section 292S and Section
203l OF the Revised Laws OF Hawaii
House Bill No. is. Act 3S, An Act
to Amend Section 1860 of the Revis
cd Laws OF Hawaii, as Amended by
Act 81 of the Session Laws OF 1906
Relating to the appointment and
Removal of District. Magistrates.
Senate Bill No. 81, Act 80, An Act
to Provide for Validating the Incor.
poration OF Railway and Transporta,
ton Companies Heretofore Incorpor.
ated Under Charters Granted by the
Treasurer OF the Territory OF Hawaii
with the Consent OF the Governor. OF
by Their Predecessors In ONCE, and
Certain Contracts Made and Acts and
Proceedings Had Under Said Char
tiers and Amendments Thereto, and
In Reference Thereto, and the Grant
ing Thereof.
House Bill No. Is, Act 40, An Act
Providing for the Maintenance and
Support OF the Family OF Deceased
Person Pending the Administration
of His Estate.
House Bill No. 40, Act Al, An Act
Authorizing the Payment of Certain
Persons for Services Actually Rem.
dered to the City and County of Ho.
nolulu.
Senate Bill No. 81, Act AZ, An Act
to Amend Sections 1876, 1877. and lSS
OF the Revised Laws Relating to the
Department OF Public Instruction.
Senate Bill No. As. Act 43. An Act
to Provide for Service on Corpora.
tions.
House Bill No. 1874, Act a, An Act
to Amend Chapter 2l7 OF the Revised
Laws of Hawaii, Relating TO Gam,
bling, by Adding Thereto Two New
Sections, to be Known as Section
3l75A and Section 3l75B.
House Bill No. 65, Act As, An Act
to Provide for Indeterminate Sen,
fences for Certain Felonies.
Senate Bill No. 81, Act 40, An Act
Relating to the Militia, Amending
Sections 1888, 1874, 1876, 1877, l39
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