The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-21

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nt eco aud r0i urn ffadg f0f dittfit
button. Approved.
Printing t0mmiiict reported that NJ.
d. 202 had been tyroNfiticn aud Was
ready fof disinhution Approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
H. G. r. 20 BY public land commit.
tee. that The attorney general and com.
missioner of public lands take legal
steps 20 adiudicatc water rights In dis.
trict Of Knn, Hawaii Adopted.
n. r. 1870, by Archer, that the com.
mittce on health be directed 10 investi.
gate death Of Kaapana and other cases
said TO be cholera as well as poi said
to be infected. Adopted.
II. r. l2i, by Kamanoula, that sup.
erintendont Of public instruction be re-
quested to explain why one public
school teacher holding second class GER
tifcate draws $45 month and one
holding no certificate draws $50 n
month. Referred to education commit
tee.
II. r. 1872, by Hale, that board Of
health be requested to permit as many
poi shops as are sanitary outside in
fected district to open, as poi from
Kalihi factory is not as clean as poi
from other shops. Referred to Judiciary
committee.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From clerk of senate, stating the
Governors veto message of S. b. 80
was sustained.
From, clerk Of senate, stating that
the conference committee report on II.
b. 1875 was adopted.
From clerk of senate, stating that the
house amendments to S. b. "a were con
Cured in.
From clerk of senate, transmitting s.
B. 100 as passed third reading,
From Marston Campbell, superintend-
ent of public works, extending invita-
ton to visit Nuanuu dam and reservoir
number four.
FIFTY sEcoND DAY.
BILLS.
10 second heduluBs
s. B. 130-Granting board, of health
authority to abate all nuisanees dan
gerous to public health. Referred tC
health committee.
S. B. 1870 prevent the spread OF
tuberculosis. Referred to health com
mittee.
Passed Third Reading
S. B. l12-Providing penalties fol-
adulteration of seeds imported to Ter
ritory and for labelling packages
Passed, "a to 3.
H. b. 15s-Making divorce decree!
effective one month after they arc
granted in divorce cases. = Towse
Passed, 90 to 6.
H. B. 2O7--Relating to the duties Of
clerks of courts of record. Sheldon
Passed.
H. B. 262-To authorize the reduc
ton of capital stock of corporations
Watkins. Passed, IS to 8.
Tabled.
H. B. 1S9-Providing notice to prop
erty owners for building of sidewalks
and liens on property for such construc
ton. Lost by vote of II to ID.
PETITION.
Protest from eighty-four bushes
men and property owners of Honolulu
against S. B. III, for narrowing o
Union street.
Petition from forty-three residents o.
first district, asking that road be opened
from Opihikao to mill road at Kaueleau
Referred to public lands committee.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Governor Frear, veto messag,
of II. B. 3, providing 100000 to coun
ties for belt roads. Overruled.
From chief clerk, stating that Gov
ernor had signed H. B. 1S4, as act 81
S. B. 80, as act 80; S. B. 50, as ac
80; s. b. So, as act "a; S. b. A, al
act 50; s. B. 80, as act 90; S. B. "a
as act 81; S. b. III, as act 9S; H. B
175, as act SO; S. b. "a, as act 100.
From clerk of senate, transmitting
s. b. 1874, as passed third reading.
From clerk of senate, transmitting
is. B. 1876, as passed third reading.
From clerk of senate, Transmitting
S. B. 1856, as passed third reading.
From clerk of senate, returning III
B. 19l, after passing third reading il
senate.
From clerk of senate, returning H
B. 24O, as passed at third reading.
From clerk of senate, transmitting
II. B. 249, with amendments, regarding
Kapiolani lease on Punchbowl lands
Amendments concurred in.
From clerk of senate, returning H
B. 252, as amended at third reading
in senate. Amendment concurred in.
FIFTY-THIRD DAY.
BILLS.
Introduced
II. B. 264-TO protect purchaser