Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-30
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Harvey insisted that $3.50 was lit
tie enough for anv man 10 receive and
suggested that. should II be neces-
sary tn cut down the nav list in the
Interest of economy. the pruning op-
Grafton had better be carried out in
connection with some of the over
seers who have 5000 salaries.
The bill finally passed second read
ing, though the opponents were not
lcopyinced. and shot their hands into
the air when a vote was called for.
Inc onnos;t;or
, House BilI No. 90. proyiding for
the appoIntment of deputy sheriffs,
instead OF their election, passed sec
ond reading without opposition. de-
spite the general belief that TIE op-
/ posite would he the ease.
when the bin came nm last. Il was
voted To defer action until today,
when the pros and cons of the case
! ware In be arpued out I'm committee
| of the Whole.
When the bill was reached in the
, order of the day this morning. Pres
ident Smith turned the Chair over
to Senator Makekau and, descended
In tho eoor nj tho cbamber nrenar-
atory tn taking mart In tho argument
The solops lighted their cigars -
smoking is tabu during regular $685.
sion = and settled back in their
chairs for n long seancc.
Motion Prevail,
To start the hall railing Senator
Smith made n motion that tho Com
mittee on the Whole rise and recom-
mend tho massage nj tho bi,l nm sec-
ond reading Makekau mt tho mas
ton and not nm opposinp hand fam
ned the air. with n look of surnrise
the President resumed tho Chair Ma
kekau read the report of tho Commit
tee of the Whole. moved its adoption
and the bin passed through its sec
ond reading without an opposing
vote,
House Bill No. 100. amending the
law relative to attachments. was
amended on jts second reading On
action on Il was deferred until tvne-
written comics can he made for tho
Senators.
The object of the bill is To make
| It impossible to secure attachments
on frivolous grounds, and the Judi
ciary Committee In which a. had
been referred for consideration. rec
commended that It pass.
Senate Bill No. as, relative TO the
covenant of renewal in leases OF land
, let at auction, passed third reading
without opposition.
, This bill repeals the law which
forces the including, in all leases OF
land let at auction. of a covenant of
renewal. II is claimed that. I'm MANY
instances, the renewal covenant has
worked against the best interests OF
the Territory.
Rout;ne
House Bill 1877, providing for the
disposition OF funds received from
. tnt SAFE vi puDIlC lduuS, passed sec
ond reading.
Senate Bill No. 1872. exempting
lands used exclusively In the cult.
walton of sisal fibre and so forth from
taxation until 1912, passed second
reading without opposition.
, The following bills went into com
mittees:
1, House Bill No. 1G4, providing fol
an Insanity Commission, to Health
Committee; House Bill No. 81, depos
, iting of Territorial funds in banks
D Ways and Means Committee; Hous,
o Bill No. 1888. prohibiting the sale o
, certain iced fish. Health Committee
: House Bill No. 1853, clerks and EN-
y ployes of Circuit and Supreme Court
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