Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-18
LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Kaupiko,s bilr to pay jurymens while
travelling to and from duty was tabled
! in the house today. &
Waiaholo introduced bill In the
house to appropriate $1,000 for repair,
ling the Pail road on Molokai.
House bill 20, placing severe restric.
tions on the operation Of aerial craft
I'm the territory passed the senate yes.
terday. iii 81. !.
a Aiu's bill relating TO advertisements
| In the foreclosure Of mortgages went
through final reading In the house to-
day. I.
Makekau introduced bill to ap-
propFiates $87, 904. 40 for construction
of .hardsufface roads IN, South sKoha
la, Hawaii. /
Crockett's bill. to empower the Ii.
.eense commission TO subpoena and
examine witnesses went through third
reading in the house. +
4 3 2
Rawlins' bill relating to the compen.
station and duties Of shorthand report
ers In the FIRST Circuit Court went
thfoughi final reading in the house ito.
day. y. 80,
The senate adopted Wirtz's resolu-
ton authorizing President Chilling
worth to enter into q. contract for, the
printing Of the senate Journal.
Cooke presented resolution to APP
propriate $1,000 for Kauiulani Home
for Girls for the care of girls. not to
exceed Is In number. for the next two
years.
a substitute for Lyman's bill to
give supervisors power to control the
storage Of explosives was offered by
the health committee today in the
house. - -
Coke.s measure, s. b. So. setting
aside $4,000 to pay q bounty of 10 cents
q head FOR ali n1ongoose killed in the
islands, passed third reading in the,
senate yesterday Wirtz. Desha, Pen
hallow and baldwin opposed it.
Senator Metzger was: inclined to
think yesterday that n. B, 90. "pre-..
scribing the hours and conditions Jof.
Tabor Of women, :, tends toward class
Legislation. He said II evidently did
not affect the working hours of wo-
men In the rice and caneffelds, touch
ing only those for women working In
DOORS The measure was to be dis
cussed again on third reading in the
senate today.
To obtain further light on the do
ings of H. P. Wood, chairman OF the
Hawaii exposition commission" the
senate postponed action on H. b. los,
q measure to pay a printing claim OF
the Paradise Of the Pacific which was
incurred by Wood It was explained.
that the bill was all right, Wood mere
ly neglecting to advertise for bids
Senator Coke intimated that before
the bill is passed, however, num-
Der of other features of Commission
Woods activities ought to be explained
TO the satisfaction of the legislature.
The governor yesterday signed the
following bills. creating new laws:
Act 8 Oh. B. -Waiaholol, desig
mating that the daily pay Of 1aborers
on territorial work shall not be less
than $3.50. NV
Act 10 III B. FIassoth), relat-
ing to the rights of Judgment creditors.
Act III Oh. B. 84-Cfawford), re-
quifing fiduciary companies to diyulge,
at the request of heirs and representa-
tives of deceased persons, the nature
of the properties in their keeping or
charge. 3
Act II tH.r B. sS3-Cooke), to re-
imburse H. Kfshi for meals supplied
immigrants on the steamer WiIlesden|
while that vessel was guaranteed, De
cember, 1911, and January, 1912, In
Honolulu. ~ -. - -.
Act 13 (H.s B. 1oS-Williamson), re-
pealing the law which required all or.
dinances of Honolulu, to be recorded
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