Evening bulletin., 1911-03-09
HAWAII ROAD
BILLS ARE UP
Alfonso Gets Reconsideration
of Measures For
S6CO,000 Bonds.
NINETEENTH DAY.


| Representative Alfonso got his bills
providing Hawaii county with $6O0,OOO
road bonds little further along to-
/ day Yesterday the bill was deferred
on final reading until March is, but
overnight Alfonso got member of the
majority against him yesterday move
| for reconsideration, and it was brought
| up to be laid on the table and may be
morning.
The House held a short session this
morning, with little of interest A Sen
ate bill providing for $4,000 for fur
nishings and improvements for the Ka-
piolani Girls Home was amended to
give the home $4,000 more, as it seem
ed to be needed.
The House refused to concur this
morning in the Senate's amendments
to Fl. b. rs, establishing a commission
to promote uniformity o legislation.
The amendments made slight changes
in the wording only, and the House,
feeling itself unjustly rebuked in
grammar and English, promptly re-
fused to concur Speaker Holstein
named Sheldon Castle and Kawewehi
as Il conference committee.
The House followed this by refusing
to concur in the Scnate's amendments
to II. Il. 27, amending the law relat-
iIg to the printing of election ballots.
The Senate amendment cuts out any
reference to 'the county clerks duties
in connection with the ballot providing
only for a Territorial ballot After the
House had unanimously refused to con-
cur the Speaker named Rice. ToWse
and Kanekoa on the conference com
mittee.
Yates of Kauai introduced a resolu-
tion declaring that many unnecessary
subjects are taught in thes primary
schools of the Territory, and asking
the education committee to investigate
and report the need for simplifying
the course of study in the primary
grades. Botany, zoology, physiology
and music We're specified as among the
unnecessary and inappropriate studies.
The resolution was referred to the ed
ucation committee.
House Bill No. 2, introduced by
Correa of oahu passed third reading
This bill fixes the salary scale of the
citV and county nf JJnunliilu Amend
ments offered today and accepted
were: BY Archer, raising the salary of
the sheriff from $1,000 to $27OG. by
Kawaakoa, raising salary of deputy
sheriff of Honolulu from $500 to $21O0I
yearly
The bill as passed fixed the salary
scale per annum as follows: Mayor,
$4,000; supervisors, $G00s each; sheriff, |
$27OO;, city and county clerk, S210O;
$21O0: city and county attor-
ney. $4,000; treasurer, $21OO; deputy
sheriffs, Honolulu $21OO, Eva $500,
Waianae 1920, Waialua $1,000. Koolau-
lsa 1920, Koolaupoko 1920.
Passed Third Reading.
r. b. BY Correa. Amending laws
relating to city and county salaries.
Ayes, 2S; noes, 0. Absent: Tavares. |
Kcliinoi
II. b. 9-By Hale Raising salary
deputy sheriff of Puma from $720 to
$500 yearly Ayes, %; noes, 0. Alb
sent; Tavares
II. B. S9-By Coney. Relating TO
Ayes, 20; noes, o.
II, b. 99-By Coney. Relating to
records and cTtihcates of marriage.
Ayes, 20; noes, D.
Bills introduced
II. II. 137-By Sheldon. Amending
Revised Laws relating to counties;
raising salary of deputy sheriff of Ko-
loa from $500 to $1200 yearly.
II. b @S-By Yates Defining liza
bilty of employers to their employees
Resolutions,
II. r. 71-By Sheldon Inserting item
lf $4,000 in appropriation bill for drain
canal at Lihue Kauai.
il. r. 72-By Yates. Directing the
education committee to report on need |
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