The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26

of Supervisors the right to nN the
amount to be paid ms damages by es-
traviIfg stock.
The bill passed.
Sensible Move.
A resolution to appropriate $4,000 for
the purpose of translnting into Hawai-
ian for free distribution those publica-
tions of the Bureau of Agriculture and
Forestry of interest to Hawaiians was
presented. The resolution also calls
for quarterly "visitations - of the Of
ficials of the bureau to those sections
of the county where Hawaiian agricul'
turalsts live. The preamble to the
resolution says that sit is all important
that better understanding he dis.
seminated amongst native Hawaiians
with regard to the work of the Bureau
of Agriculture and Forestry in all its
functions. -
The House went into recess at high
noon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House Bills 1876 and Ia came back
from the Senate, having passed safely
there through three readings.
Senate Bill 1l6, Fairchild. was in
troduced this being bill eXempting
money and personal property acquired
by gift from the special immigration
income tax.
Senate Bill 90, Brown, passed first
reading. This bill empowers the Board
of Health to enforce sanitary dairy
conditions and regulate the handling
of dairy products.
Senate Joint Resolution was pre-
scented. This is to quiet title to lands
now occupied by private holders and
held subsequent to the Grand Mahele,
confirming the occupants in their pos
session.
Kinney presented resolution that
the proper authorities be told to get
busy on the building of bridge ut
Kaluanui, for which money was voted
in 1905 and again in 1907. The res
olution stated that the place was at
most times impossible and at all times
dangerous.
Kinney had another resolution to APP
propriate 5000 to buy two acres of
land at Hauula in which to bury the
poor citizens of that district. 1t is
not stated whether the poor citizens
are to be allowed to die first or be
buried as soon as the two acres are
available. Kinney also asked for $3.50
to repair the teacher cottage, at
Hauula.
Once started, Kinney piled in the
| resolutions, desiring among other
things a new breakwater at Makaua,
$500; bridge and breakwater at Ka-
luanui. 100000; breakwater at Makao,
800; bridge at Hauula, $500; bridge
at Kapaka, $500; two bridges at Pu-
naluu and Haleaha, $4,000 bridge and
breakwater at Kahana, $11 900; Hau-
ula homestead road, $500, and bridge
at Laiewai and Laiemoloo, $1,000.
Committee of the Whole.
The first work of the committee of
the whole was to strike out all the
Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry
F, items, on motion by Rice. the idea be-
ing to include these in new bill
Correa wished to insert a new item
in the Board of Health list, this be.
ing 100000 for new Kapioani Girls ,
| Home. The item was tabled.
| When the court items were to be
taken up, a communication was read
from the Bar Association, urging that
the salary of the court stenographers
be not cut from $l75 a month to $3.50,
as proposed in the bill.
Douthitt explained several of the
items regarding clerks and court off.
GERS Kaniho asking number of aues.
tons.
Much wrapplip0 Over Items
Tho ton 90 oIorl, a. $l5o q month
for the Supreme Court passed without
debate. but there was much talk over
the stenographer item. Douthitt said
the Chief Justice had asked for two
stenopraphers at $3.50 n month each.
Correa wanted In know If thev could
NOT also act as assistant clerks Uo
| tbought tho work was mot enough ~
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