Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-06
LEGISLATIVE NOTES


The health committee OF the house
substituted a broader bill for the
Crockett child labor measure today.
Kula's bill TO provide more simple
readers for the schools of the territory
was reported upon favorably In the
house.
Makekau introduced a resolution In
the house TO appropriate $57,904.4 40 for
a macadamized belt road at Reaumu-
ku, Hawaii.
Makekau's house bill providing for
vacations for territorial and county
employees was reported upon favorably
by the Judiciary committee today.
Kula introduced a resolution In the
house today to appropriate $500 for
the erection Of an entertainment hall
for the inmates OF KafihI receiving
station.
The health committee reported to
the house today that the report that
the keeper Of Kalihi receiving station
has allowed visitors to remain all
night was false.
Representative Vieira introduced a
three-line bill in the house today to
pany the patient to the institution was
and diaries from the various boards Of
supervisors Of the islands
Senator Penhallow's bill to create a
special governing board for the ter
ritorial Industrial schools was report
ed upon fayorably in the house.
The county committee of the house
reported favorably on Senator Desha's
bill to provide punishment for govern
ment employees who wrongfully certi-
fly payments out Of the government
funds. ''-'
Eli Crawford's bill to punish pa
rents and guardians who allow their
minor daughters TO become delin.
qhent, passed second reading in the
house today on recommendation of the
judiciary committee.
Kupihea introduced a resolution, j
which was adopted requesting the
OF public works to pre-
sent a statement or the amount due
the territory from the Honolulu Rapid
Transit and Land Company.
Fernandez's bill to allow husbands
and relatives o. females ordered COM
mitted to the insane asylum to accom-.
.pany the patient to the institution was
reported upon favorably by the health
committee OF the house today.
Whether the biennial visit of the
to Kalaupapa, Molokai,
will be made Sunday remains lincer.
tain and will not be determined un.
It'll next Friday or Saturday. Elk.
tceedingly rough weather is reported
on that coast; and unless the sea mod.
crates considerably the journey would
be useless because the legislators
would be unable to make a landing
through the high surf In rough
weather the handing at Kalahpapa ia
exceedingly dangerous. Two ships
boats were wrecked and one man bad
Aly hurt in an attempt to get out Of the
place last Thursday.
The governor yesterday signed the
following bills:
H. B. 14s as Act A., relating to cleo
tons p
H. B. as as Act 43, appropriating
$3.50 for roads through the home
stead tract at Makaoku; Hfio. Hawaii.
H. B. 1874 as Act A, amending the
curfew law. - =. 7
H. B. 20 as Act as, relating to iieens
ses TO sell milk. .. -.
H. B. IS as Act 46. relating to
elections to determine the issuance
of municipal bonds. = -.
H. B. Is as Act AZ; regulating the
adoption Of minors
H. B. 14o as Act IS, recording of
births. s
H. B! 1913 as Act 40. relating to coro-
Iners. -.
H. B. 1s9 as Act SO. providing fur
Their penalties for furious and heed
less driving. go. -.s
s. B. 40 as Act 81, relating to the
commissioners of education.