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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16
'
SOME
? MORNING SMILES.
Ola.

Bhthely beautiful was Ola; .a
She could play the pianola,
Listen to the big victrola,
Cook meals by a kitchenola,
Get hats from a millinola,
Dresses from a modistOla,
Learned things from a tutoorola,
Danced as per a terpsichola,
Won games on a brigewhistola,
Motored in an automOla,
Played golf with a linkerola,
Thought thoughts with a mentalola,
Wrote things with a chirOgrOla-
But, alas, unhappy Ola
Couldn't find a husDandOla!
i life
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16
At A. NJ.

Goodman (sententiously)-''I is the
little things that trouble us"
ROunder-"Sure! It's always easier
to find the house than to locate the
key hole. Boston Transcript
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

A man will cheerfully pay Sc for a
dollars worth of food downtown, but
he wants five dollars worth for so
cents at home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

If there should be another flood. we
might nominate Colonel Roosevelt to
be Noah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

If the suifragettes would be popu-
lar during the summer season, why
don't they get up a baseball club?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Nature seems to have gotten all the
March out of its system.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

If fishing We're business, how easy
to stay right on the job now.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Somebody gets rich off of life in
surance stock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Many baseball "phenom" is blush
ing unseen in the city's back lot.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Sumter's abundant oat crop vii
soon be harvested and housed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

And to think that to-day we may al
wear our new Easter bonnets!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Colonel Roosevelt is now posing a.
the great American Alexander.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Macon must at least miss this ses.
sion of the state legislature.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

AT any rate we would never trea
champagne like the French do.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Enthusiastic fans insist that Ameri-
Gus will yet have a crackerjack ball
team this season.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

After distributing garden seed, Con
gressmen will do as they please.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

The time is come when the pestil
entail fly gets very, very busy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Lorimer certainly has a Harveyized
skin to resist all attacks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

The local juvenile ball teams a
least are strictly on the job.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

May all our dreams about new paw
ing speedily be brought to pass.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Same lawyer lin court)-"The tes-
imony of the witness is plainly unre-
liable. AS you see he cannot recol-
lect where he was on the 10Th day of
October, 1897, between 1850 A. NJ and
1901 P. M'-Puck.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Poor Mercer Even Montezuma is
after getting it now
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

The weather forecast says rain, q
we will now have fair weather.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

The Mexican revolution seems 70
have reached the stage where one side
is as badly beaten as the other.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

The baseball dreamer dreams
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Americus is in the fixed spotlight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Ashburn has been shown!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

It's as easy to be poor as it is I'm.
easy to be dishonest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16
4 Nice Point in Law.

Prominent lawyer Cat home)-
Where was I the night before last
How do I know Do you expect me to
remember every little thing l do?"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16

Americas, Ca, April 16, 1911.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
COMMITTEE REPORTS.

Finance committee recommended pas
sage Of S. b. so, providing for public
improvements, as amended by commit
tee. Approved.
judiciary committee recommended
that II. j. II. be tabled and substitute
of II. @. r. 2s be adopted, petitioning
congress for statehood Approved
Health committee reported in favor
Of tabling II. r. 90, providing for an
increase IN ration allowance for leperf
on MolokRi. Approved,
Health committee recommended that
II. B. Fac, regulating atOrage Of explo
siyes, pass as amended. Approved,
joint conference committee on
amendments 10 y. Is. 22j the biennia
appropriation bill, recommended adop
ton with further amendments. Ap
proved.
Joint conference COMMITTEES on B. r
l2d, for condemnation " Pauoa Yallel
wafer rights, recommended passage ~
amended. Action deferred.
Special joint fnnffrenfe COMMITTEE
! on y Is, l27 recommended passage 81
/ amended by committee adding pfnaii.
Of ten ppf cent on ~ delinquent piFe
~ eSeesa " eye Approved,
Conference eommiilee 90 9. n, iaf
J recommended Haopiipn ~ amendment
mahlng sgf lnli To- ehllqTfn'e f0mpHl
soFy aliendanfe A school seventeen, \
place ~ aliffn Approved
Conference fammilifa an amanaWfni
~ A p ~ falNmmeeiea fassngf 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
WHERE THERE IS
UNION THERE IS
FORCE. :" IT SAYS


The Filipino officer on the local de.
tectve force has received from one Of
his friends who sailed away ON the s.
S. Senator copy of pamphlet circu.
lated in San Francisco among the men
to induce them not to sail for the north
The circular is published in Portuguese,
a. Filipino dialect and near-English.
AS literary curiosity it is worth
while, and it throws a strong light on
the question of why the Alaska pack
ers came to Honolulu for laborers. The
English section, in part, says:
"Nine years later the laborers had
already sacrificed or suffered with
many calamities and risked our lives
in the Alaska Work.
''Let us be united, however, Fellow
| Workers, in order to obtain the pros
perity and the fruit of our works.
'We must, at present, to pursue our
rights, so that, our Wages viii be in
creased. Be patient and wait for the
opportunity until the time Of departure
of the vessels for Alaska and we wiz
undoubtedly succeed at last.
"These lists of salaries of tine Alaska
workers had been legally agreed by the
ILatinos- Americana contractors here in
San Francisco, having been struggling
to get up or to raise such amounts dur.
ing the past nine years in the Alaska
work
f1his is a great opportunity for us
to take up these amounts easily if we
are truly combined.
'We, therefore, trustfully decided TO
take effect this matter MS soon as we
can, for we surely considered that the
high cost of living in this time, we need
the high salaries of workers, so, be sure,
yon fellow workers to agree with these
Proposed Raising Salaries, for we have
! and best occasion at present and future
: time.
'Fellow workers think this matter
over and do not agree with us, if we
are in wrong way, but, il you fellow
} workers know, that this is the better
. way to improve our situations aud to
have light arrangements by our own
ways, we certainly believed that you
D will accept this proposition without any
+ misunderstanding
"We would like to unite you to our
: true desired, so that the Others will
Q recognize that we are suddenly united
+ and when there is Union there is q
n Force and when there is Force
|. there is the salary we wanted.
"Here are the lists and suitable
salaries for the Alaska workers: Leak
y age can soda, $685.; top maker, $3.50
/ bath room, 1926; kitchen can, 1925
, butcher, $225; wash I've, 5000; stopping
hole, 5000; label, 5000; hot water, $3.50
q wash fish, $3.50; hook fish, $3.50; genera
d work. $780,
n One season is five or six months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
STOCK COMMISSION
CUT TO CENT A SHARE

A big cut in the rates Of commission
on shares selling below two dollars
share was announced by the Hawaiian
Stock Exchange yesterday, Instead Of
charging two cents a share, as has been
done heretofore, they will now ehurge
only one cent.
"lt has been felt" said Robert u,
Bond yesterday, "that even the two
cents share charged by US was an
eAOTbitant figure on low priced stocks,
aud az our meeting We decided that
NO would cut the rate down 10 one
cent Every day NOW there b 90 in'
eren6ing amount Of uil and mining
stock being disposed ~ locally und THIS
ID constantly changing hands iionor
lulu Consolidated Oh a0ld NJ 800 90
day and this h one ~ ne numerous
lines thai are always % ihe moye, This
praHenf flqp No one fenl Nil mfau
much ~ the irsding puhlie generaiy
Hnd Hlll moan ap pnolmNHs aaflag ~
ihelr part %
When ihr neN ptfhange hpgap hnfi
neHn, some feN menlhs ago, j eui lhn
commission fair fnHn fhaf prevailing.
ipndna NJ iHfuRfe hnaIpr8a Nlih goo
nhrapf H0eb Ihf lHifl ruf Hlll haYo
2 irnaenff ~ Flll fafihnf lHeifasF ilf
aflllii1 amoHg ihe fhfapaf nllihH hf
; inF lFaan4 NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
KOREAN BUNCO MAN
IS now PRISONER
PASSED RECEIPT FORMS AS BANK
CHECKS AND MADE EASY
MONEY.

Yesterday afternoon Chief MeDuffie
charged a Korean named Kim with
having worked a gross cheat game on
five different people. Kim, it appears,
used to hire hack to drive him some
where and then, upon arriving at a
house, would bluff that it was his place.
Then, in order to satisfy the hack
man IS fare, he would draw "cheek -
for Eve or ten dollars and get the
driver to cash it for him. He always
made the amount for much more than
the legal cost of the drive and, conse-
quently, received some change every
time.
The checks" we're only ordinary
receipt forms and when the deluded
hackmen presented the documents at
the bank they were astonished to hear
that there was nothing doing in the
way of getting cash for the papers.
Detective Woo Of McDufes staff
was sent down to Waialua and there
he found Kim contentedly walking be
hind mule that was drawing a cult
Evator. Kim's face was picture wheI
Woo laid his hand on his shoulder anC
said; "You come along with me-"
There are five charges in all agains
kim, and 1T is alleged that some bicycle
dealers have also something 10 sa,
about the way the Korean worked tn
racket Of getting a bicycle for moth
ing. Kim will appear In court thi
morning and probably will be sent o.
TO the higher court for trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28

thai n Il. ioi. TO- iavsailesliha esasa
II iiiio sfhaHi trouble ho tabled Az
proved
Miscellaneous committee recommend.
"a ihnt n. -. 500. 30 prohibit WinE of
lumbcf IN various lumber yaida, be
tabled. Approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From chief clerk stating that Gov.
crnor had signed 8. b. 30, a. act 1i5i
4. u. lg7. a. act if6, IL. y. %, ~ act
ii7, r. y. lS3 40 act i4s H. d. 23o,
as act 1tg; =. y, 1875, hs act 100; 8. ,.
%, as act l6i; II. y. 2fd, ns act 1885,
II. d, 252, 40 act 1853; IL. y, 240, as act
i5t; 8. B. %, as act 1865.
From clerk Of senate stating that
the veto Of Governor on the claim Of
James Quinn for $4,000 was sustained.
From clerk Of senate stating that
house amendments TO 8. b. 90 were con
CURED in.
From clerk Of senate returning ii. J,
r. s, after passing third reading,
From clerk Of senate returning III. Q,
r. 2s after adoption in senate.
From clerk Of senate returning II. Q,
r. 20 after adoption In senate.
From clerk of senate returning II. B.
1913, after passing third reading in
senate.
From clerk Of senate returning H.
b. 267 after passing third reading.
From clerk Of senate transmitting s.
G. r. Is as adopted in senate.
From clerk Of senate returning II. o,
r. 80 after adoption in senate.
From clerk of senate returning H. G..
r. 10 after adoption in senate.
From clerk Of senate returning 81. B.
15t after passing third reading,
From clerk Of senate returning h. B.
1913, after passing third reading
From clerk of senate returning H. B.
221 after passing third reading.
From clerk Of senate returning H. B.
269 after passing third reading.
From clerk Of senate returning II. B.
271 after passing third reading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
ManehurIa Rsmalal 3 pay.

Hsskfeld & Co., agents, received a
wireless yesterday announcing that the
Manehuha Of the Pacific Mail lac
would arrive ~ ten o'clock this moFu
ing from Yokohama and would Tsmsi9
Ia port until tomorrow She win be
dispatched BY the agents At ten o'eloek
10 ihe foreaeoa for san ffapelnee apd
viii be able 10 take away al peasfn.
geIa booked here, There Hill 81 room
f0r ~ who apply foT passage. I've
MAnghuna has ahoui 400 toss "
freight f0F ih|u port "a y believed
chat nndH Nnla, 40 aFiaiof. = B
passenger felafnipg flon 4 aneteaifl
bflHflan ioHl NJ ihe Wv EaF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
BILLS.
REVOLUTIONS.

S. G. R. Ito petition congress to
amend organic act for reapportionment
of representation in Territory on basis
of number of votes instead Of citizens.
Adopted, IL to 10.
II. G. r. 25-For apportionment of
representation on basis of number of
voters in Territory. Indefinitely post
poned.
H. c. R. 2S-By Judiciary committee
requesting congress TO pass an enabling
act to authorize citizens of TerritOr,
to elect delegates to constitutional con
vention preparatory to becoming
State. Adopted.
II. O. r. 29-By Watkins, instructini
the superintendent of public works t
furnish boards Of supervisors of al
counties maps of public roads, schools
and government property. Adopted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
WHERE rs LugK7

Whore Is Link Mecandlssa is The
question that Is troubling the minlops
OF the law. lie WAS wanted - Wit
ness IN the ease % che Territory sessas
lobn Clupey yesterday, but although 9
- due and diligent search nae mAas
could not DO foHnd. il u % hp hoped
that poihiua has happeneq him'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28

H AZ lfi nf ari 1885 III. ~ Nut. fa
"a i1si \ ~ ilg, M ari 1855 n. "A
ias. "A att iati % n. 800, al set i1fl
Nh. 81. Toe. a. htt 1881 n u. sos. ~
att 11ni n n goo. na aet lt0i u. y.
POO. 81 act ttl.
linm chief clerk. reporting signing
hv Governor Of n. q. Goa, o. act ii2.
From clerk Of house. transmitting u.
.C. ~ 81, as adopted.
From clerk Of house, Transmitting II.
.C. r. 30, ne adopted.
Prom clerk Of house, returning s. =.
las ns passed third reading with
amendments. Concurrcd In.
From clerk OF house, returning 8. =.
l20, ne passed third reading with
amendments. it
From clerk Of house, reporting adop.
ton Of report OF conference committees
on s. b. 80 (tax bill).
From clerk Of house, reporting senate
amendments to II. B. PCS concurred in.
sIxTETH DAY.
Passed Third Reading.
II. B. e69-Relating to insanitary
lands.
H. Il. officiating to powers of emf
nent domain for counties.
H. b. 22l---Relating to registration
and direct primaries.
II. b. 272-Refunding emigration
agents licenses to FrSnk B. Craig and
Henry ogawa.
II. b. officiating to closed seasons
for game.
RESOLUTIONS.
Introduced.
s. r. 24-By Chillingworth, express
ing appreciation of services of the
Honorable A. S. Hartwell while chief
Justice, Adopted.
S. c. R. 13-By Chillingworth, relat-
| ing to reimbursement of those whose
property was destroyed by board of
health during cholera epidmeic. Adopted.
Adopted.
II. C. r. 13-Relating to national
park for Kilauea.
H. C. R. 30-Relating to expenditures
Of money for board of agriculture.
Passed Third Reading.
H. J. r. s-Presenting Kalakaua sill
verware to Delegate Kuhio.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Ways and means committee recon-
mends passage of H. B. 267, relating
to county funds.
Conference committee recommends
adoption of senate amendments to H.
B. 219.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From clerk of house, returning s. C
r. 10, with amendments.
- L.
G. R. 80, as adopted.
From clerk of house, reporting over
riding by house of Governor g veto Of
Cummins relief bill.
From clerk of house, reporting adop
tion of report of conference committee
on II. B. 1875.
by Governor of the following bills: S
b. SO, as act las; S. b. 1877, as act las;
H. B. IS, as act 147; S. B, 1873, as ae;
14S; H. B. 233, as act 149; S. B. 1876
as act $50; S. B. SO, as act ISL; II. B
240, as act 1852; Fl. B. 252. as act 1853
Fl, B. 249, as act 1874; S. B. %, as act
! 1856.
GOVERNORS MESSAGES.
Message from Governor, vetoinI
james Quinn claim of $1,000 in CLAIM
bill. Sustained.
} Message from Governor, making ap
pointments. Approved
Message from Governor, vetoing item
$4,000 for Honokaa landing approach
and item $4,000 for Waimea River EN-
banl1ment. Overridden.
Message from Governor, appointing
james L. Young to sanitary committee
--S-<ss--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28

The hafleniine Coronado may naii for
ean frsnelreo about Sunday, fsuginf
saeaT ana aheat hglf 3 dozen passen.
HsIHt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
Senate Proceedings
pity HroKrH DAY.
Bn.f.B


m n. 2Ce-piovidine te5o,OO0 for
emergency sanitary work for board Of
health.
a. h. a7i-Granting City and County
Of Honolulu right OF eminent domain
In certain instances.
n. y. e72-Rcturning emigrant H.
censcs to Craig and Ogawa. Referred
20 Judiciary committee.
Passed second Reading.
II. 3. Restraining telephone fran.
chise for district Of Kona, Hawaii.
Passed Third Reading.
II. b. l5s-Relating to DEGREES Of
divorce.
II. b. G2-Reimbursing Maui for
funds spent in assistance Of board Of
health during Epidemic
II. b. 224--Relating TO sewer and
garbage rates, passed with further
amendments.
II B. Calculating to storage, con-
veyanee, and testing of explosives, etc.
II. B. 265--MalSing additional appro-
priations for board Of health for en-
suing BIENNIAL period.
II. B. 266-Providing for special
property tax.
II. B. 267--Providing for deposit Of
city and county funds in banks.
IT, B. 26s-Relating to territorial e.
naneial advances on future bond issues.
Tabled.
II. B. 1s6-Relating to water and
sewer commission, tabled automatically
on vote of 9 to 3, on third reading.
H. B. l93-Relating to harbor and
wharf commission, tabled.
Deferred.
H. B. 3-(Belt Roads, Governors
veto on deferred until today.
RESOLUTIONS.
Passed Second Reading.
II. j. r. s-Giving certain govern
ment property to the Delegate to con
gress.
II. C. r. 13-Limiting boundaries of
proposed Kilauea National Park. De
ferred until today.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Judiciary committee recommends pas
sage of Ii. j. B. s, relating to Kala-
kaua silverware.
|
recommended passage of H. B. 1913, re-
lating to telephone franchises.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Message from Governor vetoing bill
providing relief for John A. Cummins
Deferred. -,
Message from Governor vetoing bill
providing repayment of merchandise
| licenses. Deferred.
From clerk of house transmitting ID
b. 27I, as passed third reading.
From clerk of house transmitting d
| B. 272, as passed third reading
From clerk of house transmitting ID
b. 267. as passed third reading.
From clerk of house Transmitting
emergency sanitary appropriation bill
as passed third reading.
From clerk of house Transmitting
III. G. r.. Is, as adopted. i. .
From clerk of house returning 5. d
l35. with amendments reducing agI
limit of school attendance. Not con
CURED in.
From clerk OF house reporting adop
ton of conference committee report OF
H. B. 229.
!. FIFTY-NMTH DAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
House Proceedings
rfrrYHioHrH DAY.
BrLrs.

Passed Second Reading.
s. u. os-providine for purchase Of
palolo Valley water rights. as amended.
On special order for third reading 10.
day.
s. i. la6--Authorizing tho superin.
tendcpt Of public works 60 bring con-
proceedings for pauoa Val.
ley water rights, as amended. Tabled.
s. y. l30--Providing for condemna-
ion proceedings 60 acquire water rights
In Pauoa Valley. Passed.
ii. B. 27l-To provide for power OF
eminent domain for City and County
OF Honolulu. Passed unanimously.
II. b. 272--TO authorize repayment
to Henry A. Ogawa and Frank b. Craig
Of emigrant agent fees Of $l6B.66 each.
Passed, 20 to A.
Tabled.
s. b. 67-Amending Sunday closing
law 10 as TO permit of opening of NOV
ing picture shows. Tabled.
III. b. 2T0-Providing for the sale OF
Union street and Garden lane, and
opening of Bishop street through te
Beretania avenue. Tabled.
RESOLUTIONS.
H. C. R. 25-Petitioning congress to
base approximation in Territory on
number of registered voters, instead OF
population. Action deferred until to-
day.
ii. r. 126 (by miscellaneous commit
tee ITO prohibit sale of liquor by
wholesale dealers to women. Lost.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Joint conference committee on sen
ate amendments to II. B. 229, prohibit
ing trespass on railroad rights of way
Recommended passage with further
amendment making penalty $40 fine
Approved.
Finance committee recommended pas
sage as amended of S. B. 6S, for pur
chase of water rights in Palolo Valley
Approved.
Finance committee recommended thai
s. b. 105, relating to inheritance tax
be tabled. Approved.
| Miscellaneous committee recommend
ed passage Of resolution asking various
boards of liquor commissioners TO max,
rules prohibiting wholesale dealers sell
| ing liquor to women.
III. COMMUNICATIONS
From Governor Frear, transmittin,
his veto message on S. B. 90, for re
payment of $4,000 fine to John A. Cum
Minis,
From Governor Frear, transmitting
his veto message on II. B. 40, for re
funding license fees to merchants.
Chief clerk reported that Governo
had signed S. B. So, as act 1874; S. 3
1871. as act 1875; s. b. 1913, as act 1876
H. b. 1877, as act 1877; H. B. 26O, a
act 1913; II. B. As, as act 129; II. T
24Sc as act 1870; S. B. 1877, as act 13l
From Attorney General Lindsay, &C
lSnowledging receipt of copy of II. +
1875, directing him to examine question
of compensation law.
From clerk of senate, transmittin
Is. G, R. IL, to base apportionment o
basis Of the number of registere
voters, rather than population. Actio
deferred until today.
From clerk of senate, stating ths
report of joint conference committee o
II. B. 800 was adopted.
From clerk of senate returning i
B. I5S, after passing third reading.
From clerk of senate. returning ]
. B. 1872. after passing third reading.
From clerk of senate, returning F
b. 266, after passing third reading.
From, clerk of senate, returning F
B. PCS, after passing third reading.
FTTY-NINTH DAY.
RTTT,S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
oolIlluHI0ATI0Na

Mesiaqe from 0ogofn0F. approving
%, ~ 10 (rlaim bib. slih exception
W claim ~ iHmea Quinn,
From chief aell rep0filne aIfnlng
~ eelaaeF IF = D. 40. NJ eef lssi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-28
coMAdITTEE REPoRTs.

Conference committee on S. B. 1886
recommends raising age limit Of manda-
tory school attendance to seventeen
years. Adopted. .
recommends that bin be adopted az
amended by house, with other amend
ments.
Conference committee recommends
adoption OF Fairebild tax bill without
limit. Adopted.
Conference committee recommends
that senate reeede from lis amendments
20 H. Is. s.. Adopted.
Judiciary committee recommend
adoption Of II. g u. %, relating 4
statehood
Judiciary committee recommend
tabling Of u, J. \ s. Felating 20 kala
Aaue FilfeFsaTe,
joint fpecial COMMITTEES recommend
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