Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-21
HOUSE
FIFTY.SECOND DAY

New Bills.
H. B. 306-To amend the new public
utilities law, ust passed. Sheldon.
Second reading tomorrow.
s. B. 120-Making a special appro-
priation for the construction OF the
Honokaa pipe line and water works.
Makekau,
H. B. SOTO amend the R. L. H.
relating to the eurfew. Sheldon. Sec
ond reading tomorrow.
Third Reading.
H. B. 1856 &c. p Cooke)-To pro-
vide for a closed season for the pro-
lection of sh known as bass. Passed,
81 to 2, Paele and Kupihea dissent
ing.
H. B. 242 Robertson For the pro
lection of pheasants on the island of
Oahu Passed, 10 to 10.
H. B. 290 ida Silva ITO amend sec
tion 1851, r. l.. H., relating to evil
dence in criminal cases Action de-
ferred to Wednesday.
HI. B. 293 (Watkinsl D. Making spe-
cial appropriations for the payment of
certain claims against the territory.
Passed. % to 1; G. p Cooke. C. II.
Cooke and Spalding being excused
from voting.
H. B. 301 (Goodness) ITO construct
a road through the. WaiohulfKe
beach lots, Kihei, Maui Action de-
ferred to Wednesday
Fl. B. 302 (Spalding) Relating to
building contracts and notices of COM
pletion and acceptance. Passed, %
to 0.
S. B. 81 (Baker)-To provide for an
investigation. and report recommends
lions. of surface water and sources in
the districts of North and South Kona,
Hawaii. Action deferred to tomorrow.
Second Reading.
H. B. 303 (Robertson1-To prohibit
the making or uttering Of commercial
paper in certain cases. Referred to-
judiciary committee.
H. B. 304 ida Silval-To amend Act
100, S. L. 1911, relating to public
parks. Passed, Third reading toinor-
row.
H. B. 3O5 &c. P. Cooke) Relating
to election and tenure of county Off
GERS. Amending seteion IA. Act 80,
S. l.. 1905. Passed. Third reading to-
morrow.
House joint resolution No. $40
transfer control of Kapfolani park to-
the board of supervisors. Passed.
Third reading tomorrow. .~....
Sianed by Governor.
II. B. 27S blouse Judiciary Commit
tee) as Act S9-To create public
utilities commission, defining its pow
ers and duties.
H. B. 81 (Watkins1, as Act 90
Making additional appropriations for
permanent improvements and pur-
poses incidental thereto to be imme-
tiiately available out of the general
revenues. .-.. ~..:
Committee Reports ...,. .. ....
No. 459-Printing reported standing
committee report No. 378 printed and
ready for distribution.
No. 460-Finance, on II. B. 2S9 CTa-
vares), to amend section 1903, as
amended, R. L. H., recommending it be
tabled Report adopted.
No. 461-Judiciary, on S. B. 127, re-
lating to the Honolulu water and sew
er works and repeating former laws
relating thereto, recommending 1t be
passed. Report adopted. Third read
ing tomorrow -.
Communications ."
From Mott Smith, stating the gov
ernor has signed H. B. 278 as act 80;
H B. "a as act 80. .-..
From the senate, stating the senate
has adopted conference committee re-
port on H. B. pol. RI.
From the governor, acknowledging
receipt of notice that his veto to H B.
81 was sustained.
From the governor, acknowledging
receipt of II. R. 1856.
From the senate, transmitting s. B.
100, passed by that body. First read
ing in house.
From the senate, returning H. J. r.
4, passed by that body with amend
ments Amendments agreed to, Kani-
no, Kupihea and Kalakiela dissenting.
Petitions and Memorials 49,. =. ...4a
No. 52-From ia women asking
that H. ]. r. No. be taken from the
table and re-considered. H. J. R. No.
l relates TO equal suffrage. Presented
by Holstein.
Resolutions
H c. r. 1S-Rrequesting Congress to
amend the organic act, granting equal
suffrage. Introduced by Holstein. Re-
ferred to Oahu delegation.