Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-06
School BILL UP
TO GOVERNOR
HOUSE
Thirteenth Day


up to Governor Fear for his sigma
ture This is senate bill No. 4. by lau-
ke2, which would permit citizens 10
use public schoo! buildings when
school is not in SESSION. inc house
also passed two of its own Bills, send
ing them up 10 the senate fo1 consid-
Grafton by that BODY.
These are Represent alive ia SilYa.s
II. b. "a, relating to BANKING corpoTS-
tions, and Lyman's House Bill 80, re-
curing the territorial auditor to ex-
anime the books of the treasurer and
auditor in each county two TO four
times a year, submitting his flQJiUgs
to the respective supervisorial Doaxds.
The aforementioned measure rassed
unanimously, but Goodness. Kaniho
and Kupihea demurred to the passage
of da Silva's banking bill. This act
would compel banks Incorporating to
do business in Honolulu 20 nave a
capitalization oi 100000. anG those
desiring to incorporate for business
outside EonolulI 10 Fave capital OF
81 least 100000. Da Silya's measure
was amended in committee, raising
the qualification 100000 ror Homo
lulG concerns, and the amendment was
kokuaed by the holise yesterday.
Six bills passed. seer nd reading to-
day and are seize luisl for the third
and final reading tomorrow morning.
These are II. E. % (Tayascsl. rela.-
ing to arrests Oh suspicion; III. Is II
ida Silvia, relating to penalties fo-.
assault with deadiy weapon: 5. L. IS;
H. B. so (CookeD, relating 20 mainte-
The agricultural committee, which
reported fayorably on S. C. r. 5. also
reported on Kawewehi's II. b. 40, re-
commencing the latter be tabled be-
cause is provisions are covered sub
stantially by S. C. r. 5. On Kawe-
wehi's protest that he had not been
heard by the committee on his bill, it
was sent back for. reconsideration.
Kaupiko does not believe In the
poll tax; at least he so intimated to-
day in the introduction or bill pro-
posing to repeal Section 1I9J of the
revised laws. which legalizes this par
ticular species of taxation.
New Bills.
H. B. 1910 amend revised laws
relating to court jurisdiction in dill
vorce cases. -Sheldon.
II. b. 137-To repeal section 1899 of
the revised laws relating to poll tax
Kaupiko.
Third Reading.
H. B. 24-Amended by committee,
requires banking companies incorpor-I
ating for business in Honolulu to have
Capitalization of 100000, and those
intending to operate outside Honolulu.
a capital of 100000. ida Silya)
Passed, 26 to 3, Goodness, Kaniho and
Kupihea dissenting.
!. H. B. $50 amend section 1914 of
the revised laws, would require the
territorial auditor to examine the
books of the treasurer and auditor Of
each county two to four times a year,
reporting his findings to the respect
i've county supervisors. Uyman9
Passed, 20 to o.
s. B. ITO permit citizens to use
public school buildings when school
not in session. Qaukea.) Passed, 20
to 0.
Second Reading.
S. B. Preferred to health commit
tee
S. B. S-Referred to finance COM
mittee
H. B. 126-Referred to lands COM
mittee
H. B. Referred to police COM
mittee.
Committee Reports.
No. GLANDS committee on H. R.
So, reported investigation completed
on Hilo street affair, regarding land
sales and DELAY of progress in widen
ing Front street. Report filed
No. 70-Lands committee on II. r. |
40, returning correspondence between |
land commissioner and Waiakea Mill
Co., relating to Hilo lands. Report
filed.
No. 71-Police and health committee |
on H. B. SO (Tavares), relating to ar
rests on suspicion, recommending its |
passage with an amendment Passed
second reading. Third reading Satur-
day
No. 72-Health and police on H. B. |
II (da Silva, relating to assault with |
deadly weapon, raising penalty, rec
ommending its passage with an
Passed second reading. |
Third reading tomorrow.
No. 73-Education committee on Fl. |
3. 81 (Poepoe), recommending it be
tabled because identical with S. B. z.
Report adopted and bill tabled. /
No. 74-Education committee on S.
B. So, recommending its passage. Re-
port adopted. Passed second reading.
Third reading tomorrow.
No. 75-Education committee on H. |
b. 80 (Cooke), relating to maintenance
of public schools, recommending it
be passed with amendments. Passed i
second reading. Third reading tomor-l
row.