Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-24
SENATE
Fourth Day
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Passed Third Reading

10 Passed Third Reading 4
10 s. B., No. 1-Appropriating (
= money for the expenses of the {
q senate. 4
o Passed First Reading by Title 4
l@ s. B.. No. Preferred to the 4
Q judiciary committee. 4
= s. B., No. 10S-Providing for
. additional appropriations for cur 4
i. rent expenses. Senator Rice. Z
q s. B., No. 24-Providing for {
q appropriations for permanent i'm 4
Q provements. Senator Rice. &
Q s. B.. No. 25-Providing for ap- {
~ preparations for settlement of the G
q so-celled Chinese Claims" SEN {
9 ator Rice. .
@ 8. B., No. 26-Providing for ap- G
q preparations for construction of 9
10 streets in the Auwaiolemu dis g
! q trict g
/ o s. B., No. 27--Providing for the 9
direct primary elections. Iau- 9
@ kea. q
Q S. B., No. 28-Providing for the (:
o appointment Of commission for 9
| (. compiling the laws OF the terri !.
q tory. Senator Judd. Q
@ S. B., No. 29-Providing for the 9
Q compilation of an Hawaiian die 9
Q tionary. Senator Judd .
s. B., No. 30-Proyiding for the 9
9 relief of e. s. Cunha, for damage Q
q suffered by burning of property Q
Q during anti-bubonic plague cam 9
9 paign. Senator Wirtz. Q
@ S. B., No. 31-Forbidding i'm Q
@ position of tines for non-payment .
q of water and sewer rates. Coke. 8
8. B., No. 32-To repeal Act o
q SO, laws of 1911, relating TO in q
@ ducing servants and laborers to o
o leave employment Senator. Coke. .
s. B., No. 33-Pertaining to .
o sale of of{merchandise in bulk or in 9
o large part. not in ordinary course o
. of business Senator Coke. .
20 Notice Of Introduction o
- 4 s. b. Noe 34GTo amend sec .
o tion 1928 and section 29S1 of .
g revised laws, increasing age 8
9 limit of victims in cases of rape 9
Q or carnal abuse. from twelve to o
Q sixteen. Senator Baker, gE R @
. s. B., No. S5-To amend sec Q
Q ton 2207 of revised laws as @
= amended by act AZ, session of o
Q 1877, placing a ban on marriage @
Q of persons related nearer than o
Q fourth degree, and raising age of o
Q marriage for men to 19 and wo- o
9 men to IL years. Senator Baker. 9,
Q S. B., No. 36-Amending sec o
. tion 81, of act SO, session laws o
|. 1905, relating to election of O
p county officials. Bill provides 9
Q that elections be held first Tues 9
o day in May of every second year, Q
o beginning 1914 That officers @
o elected next year take office g
@ January /, 1915, and hold for o
q eighteen months; and that sub. o
q sequently elected officials take o
9 office July first. after their elee- o
. ton and hold for two years. The o
y bill exempts city and county of Q
" Honolulu. Senator Baker. @
. Passed First Reading ..
o s. B., No. 37-Accepting thee
Q gift of the late Archibald Scott o
9 Cleghorn, bestowing Kaiulani o,
2 park upon the territory. Senator o
. Iaukea. o
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given by Representative E. J. McCand-
less, in house bill No. IL This would
repeal section $50 of the revised laws,
taking away from the superintendent
OF public works his power to install
meters and regulate the rates to be
charged on this metric system.
Henry L. Kawewehi is father of
measure introduced this morning that
would make the pay of jurors So day
and cents per mile The present pay
of jurors is 50 day and 10 cents per
mile.
Norman X. Lyman, by means of H.
B. "A, introduced this morning, would
shear the land commissioner of his
authority to grant rights-of-way to
railways through public lands The
Hilo man also introduced bill which
will call for action on Hawaii's re-
quest for a 100000 revolving fund;
resolution asking $4,000 for new
county building there; $45.000 to COM
plete the new Union school at Hilo,
and $4,000 for a powder magazine
and warehouse at Waiakea
The house was called to order
promptly on the hour this morning,
and after a brief invocation in Ha-
waiian by House Chaplain Akaiko
Akana the minutes of Thursdays bus
mess were read by the clerk All
members save G.. K. Makekau were
present in the building, though half a
dozen were not in their seats About
a score of sightseers occupied the Wis
itors' gallery.
The speaker announced that Repre-
sentative Makekau was unable to be
present because of illness.
A petition from residents of the Mo-
lokai settlement, asking that items be
Inserted in the appropriation bill for
free postage and freight for mail and
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