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THE LEGHSLATUSE

Second Bocaion of tho Territorial LawMaking Body of 1903

THE SENATE riFTT F0UHTU DAT

ArTEUNOON SESSION

President Orabbe appointed OBrown Kaiuo aud Achi rb Senateconfoross on the Jury Foobill

The following bills passed fiualreading relating to insurance relating to High Sheriff and policepiovidiag penalties for offensesngaiust tho eloction law repealingthe tabor commission laws andamending the law relating to Audi-tor

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aud Deputy AuditoThe Kauai Railroad bill paseed

secotd roadng with but one amend-ment

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i o requiring oattle guordsalong the track when desired byresidents

House Bill 1 12 mailing the pos-

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of lottery tickets a misdemeanor passed final readingHouse 71 reducing the penaltyfor violating liquor laws wont tothe table House bill relating toinailo aud fernu was referred to theMiscellaneous committee Vidasopium bill pssaed second reading asdid also the bill renting to divorcesof lepers Senate Bill ICO came upon second reading but considera-tion was sidetracked by a vote toadjourn

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THE HOUSE FIFTY FOUETHiDAY

On reassembling the Speakerdrew attention to tho duties of theLegislature in regard to the journ-als

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Three copies of each will haveto be prepared thirty days after theadjournment for the Secretary ofthe Territoty for transmission toWashington and the question waswhether it should ba typewritten orprinted Tuo bpoauer suggested asresolution covering tho pointaad to enquire into the oost Har-

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then tuovoJ that the clerk findout what it would cost and theSpeaker accordingly direuled himto do bo as Eoon as possible

Businers under the regular Orderof the Day was then taken up andhe reading in Hawaiian of the En ¬

gineers bill was resumed where itwas left off tho evening bsfore Atits conclusion Kaniho renewed hismotion to indefinitely postponesaying that the sugar industrywould suffer as a result of it TheLegislature should conserve andnot attack that interest On mo-

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the previous question prevail-

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and indefinite postponementwas carried by a standing vote of 18

to 9

Bill 191 roltivJ tQ tho disposi ¬

tion of the Qhinese Fund was takenup on third reading and parsed by28 ayes and I no Lewis

Senate Bil 32 to provide for aoaanvssiou to compile tho statutolaws utxt came up Keliiuoi Tiaked

if the clauses giviug tho ooru missionthe right to change or harmonizethe laxs was not a delegation oflegislative powers Andrado ex ¬

plained that that was only as toreference spelling and other likecorrections The bill finally passedby 23 ayo8 1 6 nays

Bill 21 the Hawaiian EloetrioFrBUolme was nest taken up Manyamendments were proposed by thoohaitinan of the oomaiitteo themost important being one reduolngthe life of the franchise from GO to85 years Long proposed severalamendments and argued in sup ¬

port of th m Whilo doing so

Damien moved to table the billwhioh Lang quickly Fooonded audthe motion curried by a rising voleof H to 13

As soon as tins was unno veeesBwas taken at about 1 oclock

UVEXINQ SESSION

It was nearly 8 oolook when aquorum was gotteut

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WENDESDAY APRIL 22 1903

COUNTY ACT SIGHED

Information was sent to both the

Senate and House before noon today

that the Governor had signed the

County Aot As soon as the House

had taken the usual recess the

members led by Representative Ka

nikogave three rousing cheers And

now our troubles will begin

THE ENGINEERS BILL

At Mondays evening sesBionwhilea discussion wsb being held on theHarris not Kupibea bill providingfor the protection of life from oleamboilers and for the examination ofengineers as well Mr GhiUingworlllof the Fourth District made an im-

passioned

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speech in behalf of Ha ¬

waiian engineers and in his remarksshowed that he believed in the em ¬

ployment of Asiatics on sugar plan-

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engines and boilers He saidthat the bill intended to work a

hardship on Hawaiians and nonebelieved in seeing the few remainingHawaiians this with muesli empha-

sis

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pushed further to the wall

He began blazing away at thehardships sought to be placed on

the Hawaiians but be forgot tostate how Tvhen and where theyare handicapped and by whom theirchance to earn a livelihood is to be

placed in jeopardy It was evidentfrom his remarks that he was speak ¬

ing for the employers of labor andnot for those employed and forwhom he affected such concern

The bill is a white mans measureIts promoters are looking out forthe protection of their own race asagainst the others and we feol thatif it is good for the whito man itshould also be good for the nativeor brown mna And wo also feel

that a native who is an engineer of aparticular engine if he is any kindof a man with a certain amount ofknowledge or horse sense as

others may call it he should havethe same opportunity as any white

man to loaru theoretically all aboutthat particular pieoo of machinerynod its workings and mayhap in

time pass a croditablo examinationHow about our captain mates audothers on our inter island steamorsand sailors They have all passedexaminations and aro certificatedmen and no hardship has as yetbeen imposed upon them for thoyaro all earning thoir livelihood attheir vocation

And Mr Chillingworth would haveus believe otherwise On ruany of

our plantations Asiatics have sup-

planted

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Hawaiians in running thosteam plows in doing the insidemaohinory mill work in runningpumping plants and so forth WhyBecause they work much cheaperAnd on traction engines Asiatics areemployed on many plantations in

place of Hawaiians because theyare willing to work for one half andeven less than the pay paid Ha-

waiians

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But Metsrs OhillingworlhKanihoand others who opposed and killedthe bill yesterday may not see in itthe outrage to Hawaiian as we doThough the measure is killed tinloss recjusidererl for this session itis a measure that will come up in

the future and probably be adoptedin two or moro years without diffi-

culty

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But for the present it may

be well to let it take a slight rest

and thereby assist those employersof labor who do not care to see thismeasure enacted just as yet but ithas to come and will Burely crime

TOPICS OF THE- - DM

A franchise about to expire shouldbe renewed if applied for but notas an exclusive one Certain limi-

tations

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sboud be made but 35 yearsrenewal is too long even for one ai-

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idy established Ten or fifteenyears should be sufficient

A petition addressed to the Gov

ernor is being circulated amongbusiness men strongly urging thattho Pauoa water bill b9 vetoed Themore tho public probes into themysteries of this deal the less is itpleased with it Thin is as TheIndependent anticipated The moro

the public investigates the less still

will it like the transaction

When it was announced in theHouse last evening that the Senatehad passed the bill appropriating5C00 for breakwater and wharf at

Ealaupapa Speaker Beokley re-

marked

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with oyidences of pleaxuro

that the Third District bad gottenthe first emergency bill through Itmay so turn out but this bill alongwith many others has yet to runthe gauntlet of executive judgmentand an oQioial goose quill and may

have to cross the lino in thebunoh

Vice Speaker Knudsen was tech ¬

nically right the other day in refus-

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to allow Ifcprentativo Ealamato change his vote after tho resultbad beeu aunouncedbeing sustainedby Rule 51 But in a case of thispartioujar kind where a member ormembor3 wish tc shift in order tomake a voto uuanimous no harmcan comn of it aud the chair is al-

lowed

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considerable latitude Mr

Kalama was alone in voting in thenegative and hi desire to chaugebrought tho situation up to a pointwhere the Vice Speaker could havegratified the desire without spring ¬

ing the tautneflj of the hides on the

Rules

A LErrEIl TO HAWAII 8W3

From tho Bishop of Honolulu toThoso Under His Spiritual Ouargo

To the Members of the HawaiianCongregation St AndrewsCathedral

My Dear Friends1 am very sorry that an engage ¬

ment whioh on consultation withMr Fitz I did not consider it wiseto give up prevents my being withyou this evening However Mr Fitzconsidered that it would do just aswell for me to meet the Committeeafter it was elected in faot hethought perhaps it would be betterin many ways

I want to assure you of my deepinterest in the maintenance of theHawaiian service To this end I havetried to relieve Mr Fitz of schoolwork bo that he give can moretime to pastoral visiting and otherparochial work I intend to perfectplans so that all of bis time shall bogiven to you

I belinva that if earnest work Is

done that tho Hawaiian Congregntion will grow in numbers and in-

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But this can only bobrought about by the real interestof the people The matter of thevoy first importance is that overyHawaiian who is a Churchmanshall ateud the services It ismost discouraging to a olergymanto find a mere handful at serviceIt was Bhown on Christmas andEister Day that if people wouldoo mo to Church we should havegood congregations There is nogood reason that those who belongto us do not come It is of tho ut-

most¬

importance to Hawaiians thatthoy maintain a hold on religionI believe that the order dignity andbeauty of a well rendered service ofthe Church is especially adapted totho Hawaiian nature which lovesbeauty and a proper outward sym-

bolism¬

of inward truths and feel-

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I believe if our Hawaiianpeople will unite in an earnest effortwe can build up a large and influen-tial

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congregation I am anxiousand eager to do any thing I oan toprornota tbjfl

I believe also that in np belterway can a knowledge and use ofgood Hawaiian ba preserved thanin the constant use of tho Churchservice

Everywhere I have been I havetold Hawaiians this and they havebeen interested At Hilo we hayea good oupleus of earnest Hawaiiansand already the Rev Sidney Morganhas I balioyesorne yested Hawaiianboys in his choir -

But Honolulu is the heart andaenttr of tho lelinds Wo mustshow Btrangth ana earnestness atthe center before we can expectmuch outside

I novo had iu tnjnd as a beginninga guild called paihaps the HawaiianGuild in Eogliab I would have avery simple rule something likethis

I A B Rromisa that I will at-

tend¬

the Hawaiian servjee at StAndrews Cathedral on each LordsDay unless I have a reasonable ex-

cuse¬

I will endeavor to encourageother Hawaiians to do the same

This perhaps with a smple prayerto be offered daily would suffice

I think perhaps it was best foryou to meet and talk over mattersfreely without rre aud then at anytime you appoint I will let every rthing go and meat yoq pr your potnmittos to oonsider nnUarj

The Hawaiian Qongrogaljonshould under this arrangement havea Treasurer la addition to thoofferings thero should be an effortmade to obtain subscriptions pay-

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quarterly or perhaps battermonthly There are nnrtain exnonBbB to be met aud iu eddition youshould add to the salary which MrFitz how gets a definite Bum Thocommittee when it is elected willatteud to this In addition I thinkit advisable at onoo to organise tholadies of tho congregation jtHnsome society or gu Id that thoy mayengage in definite work

Although Mr Fitz and I havetalked mny times about the Ha-

waiian¬

Congregation wo both feltbat before I endeavored to push

matters I had better make a carefulstudy of tho wholo matter I be-

lieve¬

now that I understand thoneeds and see what should be doneif you will cooperate with tn I be-

lieve¬

excellent work oan bo donebut I fuel very strongly that thevery first thing is to gat our penplo to bo regular at service If wocant got that we can dt but littleThe Church occupies a positionwhioh should attract HawaiiansThe two preceding Bishops havebeen trusted friends of the Hawaiians I hope by my conduot togain your respect and affection Ibelieve that I understand your feel-

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and my heart has an intentedesire to b of help to you all Ibelieve if you are loyal aud truu tothe Church and will work withme we can gain a Urge number ofthose who have drifted away fromreligion because of past difficultiesWe have an opportunity I believeI hope and pray that wo may takeadvantage of it in holding Hawaii-ans

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from drifting info irreligionCommending you to God and tho

upbuilding by His GracaFaithfully and affectionately

yoursHenrt B Restabick

Bishop of HonoluluHonolulu Thurday in Easter

Week 1903

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A maoting of tho Catholic LadifsSociety will be held at 3 oclock thisafternoon

A ooncort will be giron by thobaud at tbo Moan hotel Walkikithis evening

Men of tbo Arapbitrito and localBritons will play football atSpniand cricket at 1 p m Friday bothgamos at Makiki

Hackfeld Company were yoBter

day found guilty of illegally bring-

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Sentence will be pronouncedby Judge Eiteo Saturday morning- -

British Coniul W R Hoare will

give a reception at the Consu-

late this evening in honor of Cap-

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Windham and officers of H B

M S Amphitrite Guests will be re

oeived from 8 oclook

The Elks have bookHd their min ¬

strel entortalnments for May 11

and 16 in tho Hawaiian Operahou3 Theio programs projniso tobe tho biggest and swellost of theirkind ever attompted hero

Arnold and Dixon tho spiritual-

ists

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were arrested by DeputySheriff Ohillingworth last night on

a ohargo of violating tho law relat-

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to Kahunaism or Borcery Hear-

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was this morning Bot for Sturday

During his call at the capital yes

terday Captain Windham of H B

M S Amphitrite mot the Governorbaing introduced by British ConsulHoare Staff Captain A G Hawe

in full dress nuiform met tho visit-

ors

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at the entrance and escortedthem to the executive chamber

Agent MeLonnan is ready to pay

out tho fire claims money providingthe larger claimants will acoeptbonds prorata in part paymentAn effort is being uasde to get thslarger claimants together on thisproposition and it is bsleved thatthe arraogtment can bo speedilyeffooted

THE LEGISLATURE

Second Session of iho Territorial LawMaking Body of 1003

THE SENATE - VIPTVUrilTU DAY

After the disposal of the usual re-

gular¬

routine the first business was

the roading of a communicationfrom the House returning SenateBil 19 as haviag passed third read-

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with amendments Thp anjendraents were then concurred in

Another one transmitted Bill 191

relative to tho disposition of thoChinese Fund It was read for thefirst time by title and the bill was

rejected on motion of Cecil BrownAnd another altC transmitting

Bill 79 to facilitate The collection of

fjebts from Goyornment bonefjoiariesPhased firs readiflg by title

Another relating Senate 32 com ¬

mission to compile statutes withamendments referred to Judiciary

Under Order of the Day severalbills passed second reading

0 Brown for Joint Conferencecommittee reported an agreementfiring pyof jurors at 2 50 pordjem Adopted

House 78 passed seoond reading181 and 111 third reading and 111

indefinitely poitponeJAt thisjunotura a communication

from Secretary Gartar annouuoodthe signing of the Couuty Bill byha Jotamof

O Brown from Joint Conferencepommiltee on Sanato Bill QG report-

ed

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haying arrived at n agreementBppion ip was stricken oiit of tliobill on a misqndorstanding the actnow sought being only nu atrosdvtory one by inserting words thathad beeu originally omiltod citherjn printing or copying thn law anddid not seek to alter the law iu aoy

whatever lMooinmeuil thathe House recede from he amend

meal made and pass the bill asjransrqiltod Adoptoc

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cnrntntinjoqtjon WftP 1W fFmPr G H Huddy Beoretafy Dental

Board of Examiners and ChminanBoard of Dental Association of Ha-waii

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for aud on behalf of ths Boardof D B E thaukiug Iho Uouso fortho passngo of tho Dental Bill Inconclusion he says we of Hawaiinel will havo no reason to regrot itspisage Accepted and filed

Suporiutoudnnt Cooper rent iu astatement that while Acting Gov-ernor

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ho apnointed Thoa K Nithauiel as aeonud Distriot Magistrate forthe Island of Molokai at tho LeperSottloment but at no elated ealaryHe recommended that 500 for thopast years services and an item of250 for six months from July 1 1903

bo allowed Received aud filedTho Senate returned House Bill

142 relating to prohibiting gam-bling

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and gaming aa having passedthird read inc

Then the OrcW of the Day wubcalltd up and 33 11 25 by Kumalaeto permit any person to treat leprosywithout license camo upTbci Healthoommitteo had reoommendad its iudifinito postponement and thomotion to adopt failed Action wasdeferred until this afternoon Kuma- -la saying that many members wereattending to committee duties andit would bo unfair to kill this billnow Sjme action on B II 106 tooxtend Pauahi street

B 11 87 by Eeliinoi relative to agas franchise to A L O Atkinsonand othors was tabled as per re ¬

commendation of tho committeeBUI 168 by Wright tho Hawaii

Telephone system bill the majorityroport -- of the Finance committeewas adopted passing tho bill onsacond reading

Report on BU 123 by Vida thnGear franchise to lay water pipesrecommending its pjEaage wasadopted parsug tho bill on secondreading

Bill 143 by Kwalawaa relating tothe Qlaa reservation tha report ofthe Agrioulture committee wasadopted thereby indefinitely

the billBill 102 by Datrjien limitation cf

time wiihiu which action may bobrought to recovar possession ofhad came up and the Judiciarycommittee roport was adoptedijdoQoit ly puqponing the billAn attempt was njade to defer bocause the introdtjqar w3 nqt pres ¬

ent biit that did not avail any ¬

thingOa Bill 101 by Damien provid-

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qualifications of persona oleotedor appoiatod to publio cilice or position the Judiciary oommitteo hadrecommended indefjuito pool pone- -

moat js thore was a provisiau intho Coiioty Bill covering this subjeot Tho roport w9 adopted

Bill 10 b7 Kumalae to preventtho- - Baard of Ileilth from destroy-ing

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property without componFaionnrousod much discussion led byKumalae thomijority of iho Healthcommittee recommending iudefjnitpgqstponsinent JH1 passed seoondending

Bill 60 by Kimalae to extendSjIiooI atreot was also passed onsecond reading B 11 170 by Longto regulate tha practice of phar-macy

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was also passed on socondraiding as amended by tho minorityp tho Judiciary o Hurnittep

Bill 0 by Kupiboa to prohibitaliens from fjihing in the waters ofthe Territory same

Koliinoi movod to take Bjll 21Hawaiian Electrio Coa franchise

from the table Long opposod iton tho ground that thoro wore oth-er

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morn important rflejmifoa qf i

jGvesj tq the Territory at largo tocoiiBiuor auoitt oi private me a- -

auras Points of ordeis and ruleshere came into plqy

Tho Speaker called attention lothe fapt tl3t tho Eootrlo bill was ofimpoylano9 to mny panplo who aredepanding upon it This bill is inthe interest of tho publio aud shouldnot be delayed It is for the LojIr- -

laturo to ninrd tU UgU a of thogovernment If tho bll was uot

pa3EoJ tha Executiya Oounuil ortbo Superintendent of Publio NYQffcs

noidd gltpp to iLaiuttftT tfawuld rath9r leaY tho dealinc withthp Hawaiian Eeotrio Oo with taSqperlrintiout il VW Yorlsrather Ibqn try to Jorco it thyongbthe Uouee with the prosont oppo

sition Tho Superintendent of Pub-lio

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Works would see to it that theGovernment was safeguarded andprotected as ho had it now in hispiwor to do eo

The motion to take the bill fromthe tablo prevailed A motion totake a reoess failed aud tbo amend ¬

ments recommended ly Koliinoiwere taken up Section 1 psssedbut Section 2 relating to tho life oftho franchise created quitn an argu ¬

ment Kumalae movdd to amendto 15 year aud Kalama lo 25 yearboth failing the voting being cloaoThen the K liinoi amendmentplacing it at 35 years wat put andcarried

Recess was takon at 1225 oclock

Mora Boer Licenses

Tbo followiug additional appli-

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John D Holt Jr Souh cornerRichard aud Queen streets

M S Depoute Esva side of Fortstreet near Kukui slreot StarBlock

A F Fianca Mauka side Boretania atroot near River street

John J Cook at Katniiliili onBerotanii street

J A Aheong at Kamanuwai Waikiki aornot Boretania and AouiLa e

D H Kahaulolio Queen street nearcorner of Kcawo road

Terence Kevan N Wcorner Rchard and Quee street

Alfred O Bosa corner Queen andSoutb Makai of Queoc

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Continued torn hi page

Aylett from Military reported onHouse Bill lGi by Wright andSenate Bill 135 by Isenberg to re-

organize¬

tho militia Both beingidentical the committee recom ¬

mended tabling the Houeo billjandtho pasiage of tho Senate billPaele not concurring A motion totable by Paolo failed and tho re-

port¬

was adopted upon motion ofAylett

Communications from tho Senatewera then Ltakon up and read an-

nouncing¬

as follows fl returnsHouse Bill 185 to appropriatemoney for tho breakwater andwharf Cat Kalaupapa Molokai ashaving passed third reading yes ¬

terday 2 announced concurrencein House amendments to SenateBill 18 to regulato the employmentof labor en public works 3j oppointment of C Brown Achi andKaiua as the Senate conferees onBill f G relating to oriminal prac-tice

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and procedure d six bills155 182 183 186 187 and 188 as

having passed third reading and5 transmits a joint retolution re-

lating¬

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The Senate joint resolution wbbconcurred in by a vote of 23 ayesand 1 no Kanihoj Tho Senatebills were then all passed on firstreading by titlo Senate bill on thePahoa Water Works wa on Buspension of the rules passed on sec-

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reading Tho one on liquidexplosives was referred to Policethe Judioiary declining it Andradesaying that it would be dangerousto it and its existence

Other bills were likewise referredto various standing oommitteea Onsuspension of tho rules five billsSenate Bills 130 Hilo High School162 right op police to suppressgambling 165 to refund road fundsHouse Bills 188 against embezzle-ment

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by official 183 to providesupport for the families of deceasedparsons ana 190 to reorganize tieBoard 6 Health were all passedon peoond reading and two wereordered placed on the special orderfor today

The House Harrjs in the chairwent into Committee cf tho Wholeon the third reading of Bill 79 tofacilitate the collection of debtsfrom Government employees Afterover an hour discussion EalamaKnniho and others opposing Chil- -

lingworth Oandall Kumalae Beck- -

ley and others favoring the commitlee rose and recommended itspassage The report wan adoptedby 19 ayes and 6 nave

MeutiDgs of committees werethen announced Adjourned at 10

oclock

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