Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

Mem beers Of the house Of represen
tatives were the guests OF Capt sum
ner r. W. kittelle on board the cruis
OF Maryland this morning.
! Governor Pinkham signed the sen
ate bill yesterday granting salary
-aise Of from $24Uu 10 $4,000 annualII
to City and County Clerk Kalauoka
! Iani
The upper house yesterday tabled
! senate bill SIS, which provides for the
| regulation OF the issuance Of stocks.
bonds and evidences of Indebtedness
Of public utilities.
House bill 289, providing for an ap-
preparation of SIS 900 tor the construc.
ton Of homestead roads in the Waia-
, kea and Hilo districts passed third
reading in the senate yesterday
House Bill PCS, relating to construC.
ton of roads to public lands opened
as homesteads, passed second reading
dalton Of the public lands committee
The senate yesterday passed 10
house bills and one senate bill on
third reading. In spite Of an hour
consumed in the Kishi hearing, con-
siderable work was done in the upper
house.
Representative Conveys measure,
house bill 292, which provides for the
care, control and treatment of inebri
ates, passed third reading in the sen
ate yesterday and has gone to the
governor.
The ways and means committee of
the senate today reported favorably
on house bin 300, which provides
revolving fund for the marketing divi-
sion. The bill passed second read
ing
Senate bill 142, relating to general
property taxes, was tabled in the SEN
ate today upon recommendation of
the ways and means committee. The
committee believes the bill is too
bread in meaning.
The senate today passed on second
reading house bill 302, which pres
cribes the hours and conditions of
labor of minors under the age of Is
years, The passage Of the bill was
recommended by the. judiciary COM
mittee.
Miscellaneous communication II, |
relating to the reappropriation of un- |
balances amounting to $751; |
900, was tabled in the senate today |
On the recommendation Of the ways
and means committee.
Upon recommendation of the ways !
and means committee, the senate to-
day passed on second reading house
bill 319. regarding the refund of IL !
,enses wrongfully collected under Sec
lions. 764 and, 76S Of the penal laws
IF 1897.
The senate, upon recommendation
Of the ways and means. committee,
today passed house joint resolution
on second reading. The bill per-
aims to the new tax commission. The
committee added but one amendment. !
The senate yesterday passed on
.hird reading house bill 800, which
relates to the parole of prisoners. !
Under the bill a prisoner may make /
application for parole after one-third /
If the sentence imposed has been
served.
Rawlins' bill to reimburse James !
Quinn for the loss of an automobile |
which went into the harbor because of
alleged bad planking on a local gov !
.oday on recommendation Of the fl
lance committee.
House Bill 1886, providing for the
'elief of Judge S. Kahoohal ahala, for |
he past 35 years magistrate for La [
lai and second district magistrate for
1qhaina, passed second reading in the /
senate today. Passage was recon. !
nended by the ways and means COM |
nittee.
Senator Chillingworth, president of |
he senate, today appointed Senators |
Nirtz, Metzger, Rice, Baldwin, Iaukea, |
Quinn and Makekau as a committee |
o act in conference with a like COM
nittee of the house on amendments |
proposed to House Bill 299. The |
were proposed by the sen. |
tie and met with disagreement in the !
louse.
The amended Sunday movie bill, |
Which had been placed on the calen.
ar for today, was reconsidered yes
erday and placed on the order of the