The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-30

nonoiuia Deputy shtria Bm.
kHinannulu presented rrw bin. tils
heirg nue simiiat ia that passed ,he
dag before fof iht counties ~ Maui
HAWati ma Kauai. relating to the ap
poinimoni N deputv sherhs. Kamh.
nonlus hill extending ihs same sys
iem io the City and Copniy ~ lio.
nolulu.
Anti SEEMING Bill.
Makcknu introduced h.n 10 pto.
hihit scining for any hsh, with tho ex.
orption Of forty named specirs with
nets ~ mesh Of less size than three
inches stretched or one and half
inches square.
Third Readings.
House Bill So Long. allowing ,bc
Department of Education 10 use Tho
money taken in from the sale Of nrod
ucts az lsahainaluna Seminary and Wal
alec Industrial School without further
legislative action, was passed on third
reading There was no debate.
Honkers Protected.
House Bin ll6. Makekan. the ''Ha.
waiian Goose Protection Binn was nm
again on third reading. having been
deferred from the day before to allow
OF the gathering of data with which
TO meet Kaniho s objections that the
passing of the bin in its present form
would not allow the keeping of 'do.
mesticated' wild Hawaiian geese.
haniho offered an amendment TO
cover the point and the bill passed.
A Noise Like Carnegie.
House Bill 143. Single. an not IN
provide for the establishment and main.
tenance of the Library of Hawaii. was
read third time. The bill provides
Tor free circulating library to be
governed by board of three trustees
TO be nominated by the Governor. If /
the Honolulu Library Association will |
combine with the new library. that as.
ISOLATION shall have three trustees on
the board, and the Historical Society. /
II u VIII combine, shall have one.
kaniho had some questions TO ask
about this bill, wanting to know for
one thing if the Honolulu people didn t
like the library they had.
Rice objected to the vote of $40 0O0
a year for the library, suggesting that
Oahu should do the paving. He re. /
minded the House of Shingle's g argu.
ment that what could be turned over
the county should be turned over to
the county. He then offered an amend.
men striking out the clause carving
the money.
Shingle asked the House to defer
the vote on the amendment until ac.
tion had been taken on Senate Bill 90
and until he could consult the Governor
about giving the House some informa.
tion now held by him in confidence
He stated that if the members knew
he real inside of the legislation asked
hey would feel better concerning the
clause.
Action on the bill was therefore de.
erred for two weeks.
Senate Measures.
Senate Bill 90, Kalama. relating to
he filing of plans and surveys of land
n the office of the Registrar of Con.
'eyances, were passed on third read.
ng. The bill passed without debate
'r opposition.
Senate Joint Resolution 2, to con.
irm occupants of lands held prior to
he grand mahele in their titles, was
cad second time and passed.
Consideration of Veto Up. I
This concluding the order of the day
md Douthitt being escorted in from
he lobby by the sergeant,at- arms, the
speaker called for consideration of
he veto on the Tenement House Bill
)outhitt asked for delay until this 4
morning.
Invitation to House.
Shingle announced an invitation from I
he Hawaii Experiment Station to the 4
iouse members to drop in and have !
ook around. He suggested making .
uch visit part of the Diamond I
Lead jaunt this afternoon. The Speaker .
uggested including Kapiolani Park in
he trip. Alfonso said the inspection
the big guns would take the greater
art of the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION. I
The Finance Committee submitted a
engthy report to House Bill 81. an act J
o authorize the deposit of Territorial 4
loneys in banks in the Territory. The
eport twisted the original bill into
hape and recommended it's passage.
he report was adopted.
Second Readings.
House Bill 1853, judiciary Commit.
ee, provides for the appointment of
Jerks, stenographers, etc, in the Su.
rene and Circuit Courts, as recon.
lended by the various judges. 1t was
cad throughout on second reading in.
tead of being referred to committee. 5