Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-11


which are house bills and have not
was offered by Senator A. J. Writ
and assigned some time ago to the
judiciary committee
ment yesterday by pushing through q
days business in an hour this morn
ing. At that time three bills were in
troduced and passed first reading, a
number of reports were heard and
communications read, not to speak of
the second readings.
The measure to restore the appoint
i've power of the mayor of Honolulu
was offered for second reading, but on
motion was put over until March 10.
H. B. SO, which was lacerated a few
days ago when it was favorably re?
ported out of committee, received its,
last sad rites this morning, when sew
eral senators competed for the floor to
move that the measure be tabled. It
was read and tabled.
H. B. 80, being an innocent locking
bin and calculated to permit the public
school instructing in manual training
and civic government, was suspected
of having q worm in it, as first an
nounced by Chillingworth, and as a
result it was lost, Senators Rice and
Makekau and others prodding it TO
the table.
During the session message was
received from Hilo containing the res
olution by which the legislators were.
invited to visit the Big Island. Presi-
dent knudseR appointed a committee
of three etzger, Judd and. Baldwin,
to confer with the committee of the
house relative to the excursion.
The first of the bills to be introduced
this morning related to the, salesof in
toxicants, permitting only those IL
censed to sell liquors. The bill was
introduced by Senator Writ, rules be-.
ing suspended. 1t is known as 8. B.
65. S. B. Sc and 81 relate TO the re-
demption of land sold under mortgages.
or writs of execution and to the Ho-1
nolulu Water Works respectively. The
first was introduced by Senator Coke,
the second by Senator Chillingworth.
The reapportionmept fight will come
up tomorrow morning and fight on
it is predicted.
Several communications were re-
ceived from the governor stating that
several bills had received his sigma
ture, from the house reporting on SEN
ate bills and submitting house meas
ures, and one from the supervisors of
the County of Hawaii, asking that the
nominal sum of 100000 be appropri-
ated out of the most convenient fund
to defray expenses incident to inn
proving Front street, which is said to
be in dire need of Improvement.
The proceedings of the morning
follow:
Bills introduced
s. B. No. 65, an act regulating the
sale of intoxicants. Writ.
S. B. No. SIS, an act providing for
the redemption of land sold under
mortgage of execution writ. Coke.
s. B. No 81, an act relating to Ho-
nolulu Water Works.
Second Reading
S. b, No. SO, an act regulating to-
vehicle tax. Ways and means
S. b. No. ga, an act relating to water
supply in districts of North and
South Kona, Hawaii. Pubic lands.
First Reading
s. B. No. So, an act relating to the
sale of intoxicants.
s. B. No. IS, an acl relating to re-
demption of lands sold under mort
cages or execution writs.
S. B. No. 81, an act relating to Ho-
nolulu Water Works.
not rnloffnn the
license to slaughter and sell beef.
H. B. No. 80, an act relating to the
care of delinquent children.
H. B. No. 7S, an act relating to cir
cult court expenses.
H. B. No. 80, an act for the paying
over of money from the sale of GER
tain homestead lands.
H. B. No. SO, an act relating to ar
rest
H. B. No. 122, an act reiating to re-
lease of lepers from settlements.
Reports
From printing committee advising
that S. B. Nos So and 81 were printed
and ready for distribution.
From "hold-over" committee, trans
hitting second part of Hawaii finan- !
cial report.
From judiciary committee reporting
on s. B. No 40, favoring substitute
bill written BY committee and tabling
of original Report adopted.
Communications
From governor stating that S. B. +,
No. 80 was signed.
From house stating that S. c. R. No
z. has been approved.
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