Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

it q serious OTenSe to Keep on the
premises of any of the residents, any
old tin cans or fish ponds. In the mat
ter of large estates, it makes it COM
pulsory for the directors or trustees
to waive the commissions collected by
them, and provide sinking fund, to
be used in contracting with the Ha-
waiian Dredging Co, for filling in the
marshes. Should the estates under
this arrangement acquire too much
valuable land, and taxation become a
burden on them, my bill gives the
right to citizens and others to select
any portion of the said land, free of
charge. Tho selection is to be made by
drawing straWs, Which will allow of
no favortism being shown. One of the
conditions which will he rigidly en-
forced upon those drawing lots, will
he q thorough washing of the
property under the supervision of
Mott-Smth and DR.. Pratt.
Senator Rohinson-I intend to intro
duce n bill to buy the Kahulu Rail
road wharf and the harbor frontage at
kahului Included in this will be the
Wine & Liquor Cos, No vessels viii
be allowed to dock on Sunday, as Il
will interfere with the plan of ar
ranging for horse races on that day
Senator Chillingworth--I have other
aspirations than the Presidency of the
Senate | have a bill to introduce re-
Sarding practise in the District Court.
My bill provides that no other attorney
but myself shall be allowed to prac-
tise in the District Court, and that
the District Judge is directed to dis
charge my client in every instance in
which he is in doubt. My bill further
provides that the deputy county at
torney shall arise upon addressing me
and shall remain standing until other
wise ordered by me- The judge shall
address me upon entering and leaving
the court, and all fines collected in the
court, by this Act, shall become due
and payable to me, to partly compen-
safe me for my attendance.
Senator Quinn-Sundays are my rest
days, and yet | believe that others
should be considered. I have q Iium-
Der of plumbing bills ready to intro
duce, and believe that they are con
stitutionaL after consultation with
Miehlstcin. MY bin provides that AN
lead pipes" not otherwise provided for
are hereby and by this Act are de-
clared to be my sole cinch. No plumb
ing in any government building shall
be repaired without my approval. The
Act also provides for a connection to
be made between the Robins Egg Blue
chamber and President Taft's sitting
room, with an halfinch galvanized
pipe, without elbows or VS., and to be
leak proof.
Senator Fairchild-My special bill
provides for the immigration here of
another batch of Molokans This class
of labor was so satisfactory, and has
proved of such assistance in settling
the land disputes in the district of
Kapaa? that l have cabled, and have
of making provision in my
bin that upon the assurance from some
responsible party, that they will bring
another batch of Molokans to Kapaa,
we shall deed the entire property of
the Makee Sugar Company to some
trustee, without bond, to be held in
trust for the benefit of the Molokans
children. A further provision makes it
on all storekeepcrs in the
soap, mosquito nettings and prepared
cavare on toast.
Senator John Brown have a num-
Der of bills to Introduce, one of which
Will prevent any man in the future
from aspiring for Senatorial honors,
whose weight is less than three hun
ared pounds. The dignity and weight
of the upper house must be maintain
ed at all costs.
Senator Pali-I shall second and sup
port Senator Browns bill.
Senator Kaleiopu-I have a Joint ,
Resolution to Offer which ! hope the
Governor will approve, to the effect
that no Senator elected during the pc
Rod in which we reDain annexed TO
The United States shall die during his
-erm of office
Senator Moorc-The following cable
was receive dthis morning, addressed
% the ianitor of the Senate, with a
cable bill attached amounting to 5000,
which was ordered paid by the Means
md Ways Committee (after ciphering
he contents of the cable, and charged
o the Incidental Urgent Requests Ac-
cunt:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 49,
.011 (via Maui Kauai and Kahoolawe)
Senators: True to my promise made
before the electorate, that if | could
lot be here | would write, | send you
hose greetings. The United States
las gone Democratic and Moore is eX-
'ected. Enact such legislation as will
make this perpetual, is my earnest re-
luest Would | were with you to as
list YOU in your laborious task, but
raveling on water makes me sick. |
nclose receipt for my 600 which | will
SIX you to forward in Territorial bonds,
'ayable in American gold. Give my
egards to Line McCandless. Tell him
Will give him my individual support
n 1912. This message is not subject
o any motion. Kindly confirm receipt
Yer Governors signature, attested by
he chairman of the Liquor Commits
ion MOORE"