Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

kaaua, kawahs, keiekoIio, kupihea,
Iota, Marquee, da Silva, Tavares, Wal
aholo, Holstein. ~ :@.>=
Noes-Cooke. kaiana, kawewehi.
Kula, Eeal, Lyman, Miles Paschoal,
Petrie. Walsh. Wilcox, Wilder.
Not votino-Mossman.
Vote on motion 70 table future mo-
tons to reconsider: -. ...
.Ayes-Abuna, Andrews, Brown, Fer
napdez, Jarrett, Jerves. Jeseph, IA
Naha, kelekolio, kypihea, kptas Mar
qus1, de- Silva, Tayares,, Maiahele,
ssNsssAcook., K.asa, k.Isnsa,, a. kas:
wewehi kula, Leal, Lyman, Miles
Paseheal. Petrie, Walsh, Wilcox. MI.
aeF.e an@E srts5t. MASH, tleox NJ
Not voting-Mossn1an
Minority Reported s6issruntIed
According to word reaching the Star
Bulletin this afternoon, minority mem
hers nj the fight over Speaker Hob
stems resolution deleting the COVER.
nor's contingent fund from the appro-
priation bill are up in arms over the
matter. ~. 49, q arr a .9a
Word reaching the senate this after
noon that Representative Clarence II.
Cooke, chairman Of the house finance
committee, contemplated resignation
from that office as q result of this
mornings action was emphatically de-
MED by him when. asked in regard
to 1t. yn ssssxt 81
Prior to noon today but one bin had
been introduced in the house. This
was by Representative Andrews, pro-
viding for an appropriation to reim-
burse Justice ]. L. Coke for expenses
incurred while in Washington, d. G..
on territorial business. A communities
ton was received to the effect that
the senate has. adopted, the, report OF
IA conference committee on house bill.
20. relating to the, scattering Of pol
sons. This bill has passed third read.
ing in the senate. ri esas
Representative Lota presented Pc
tition relating to the claims of certain
poi manufacturers and tarp planters
against the territory. House bill 24s,
relating to the certifying of certain
judicial writs and presses, passed
third reading in the house. Another
bill which passed third reading was
that appropriating $1,000 for the pur.
chase of law books for the third cir.
cult court.
The finance committee, reporting
on the school budget. reported that it
passed. 1t was passed on second read
ing and wilI'be brought up for third
reading tomorrow morning. = House
bill 203. providing for an appropriation
Of $711.05 for the relief of f. III. f.
the amount pared to $3S9.20.
A resolution introduced by Repre-
sentative Tavares provides that ten
oak desks, now the property of the ter
ritory, be turned over to the Coast
Artillery Corps, n G. n. Representa-
tive Lota introduced two resolutions,
one appropriating $4,000 for the con-
struction of roads, Kauai, and the
other appropriating similar amount
for the construction of homestead
roads in Kappa, Kauai.
The following bills were introduced
in the house today:
House Bill 3t5
To reimburse j. L. Coke for ex-
penses incurred while on trip to Wash.
ington on territorial business.-An-
drews.
House Bill SIS
Relating to the collection of delin.
quent taxes and repeating certain Sec
tions of the present laws.-Ahuna.
House Bill 3f7
Providing for the furnishing of an
indemnity bond of $500 by all persons
securing licenses Tor automobiles
da Silva.
House Bill 3t8
Relating To the control of bovine
tuberculosis Miles.
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