Section 32. The words "connected with sewer or cesspool" inserted in line 1 after the word "house." Section 35. Referred back to the Committee on Public Lands, Internal Improvements, Agriculture, etc. Section 36. Referred back to the Committee on Public Lands, Internal Improvements, Agriculture, etc. Senator Kalauokalani moved that the balance of the bill be referred to the Committee on Public Lands, Internal Improvements, Agriculture, etc. Seconded by Senator Achi and lost. Section 41. The word "installation" inserted in place of the word "use" in line 1. Section 42. The word "properly" inserted before the word "flushed" in line 3. Section 44. The words "automatic flush tank" stricken out of line 2 and the word "equipment" inserted. Section 45. words "2 feet" Section 51. The words "6 inches" inserted in place of the in line 2. The words "in livery stables" inserted in line 2 after the word "carriages." Section 57. The words "or old bath tubs with new bath tubs, or old sinks with new sinks, or any other old fixture with a new fixture" stricken out of lines 3, 4 and 5. Section 66. Amended to read "Section 66. No privy vault or cesspool, unless the same meet with sanitary requirements shall hereafter be constructed within the sanitary district where a sewer is accessible. The term accessible shall be construed and accepted to mean that said sewer is within forty feet of the front or side of the property in question." Section 71. Stricken out. Section 75. The words "but no entry upon private premises shall be made by said officers until after proper notice has been given by them to the occupant or occupants of the premises" added at the end of the Section. Section 76. Amended to read as follows: "Section 76. This Act shall be in force and take effect thirty days after its publication." Senator Dickey moved that the bill be laid on the table until the committee reports on Sections 35 and 36. Seconded by Senator Kalauokalani and carried. At 4:10 o'clock Senator C. Brown moved to take a recess until 7:30 o'clock. Seconded by Senator J. T. Brown and carried. EVENING SESSION. Third Reading of Senate Bill No. 84, entitled "An Act to Provide for the Incorporation and Government of Cities within the Territory of Hawaii." The following amendments were made: Section 1. The words "seventy-five" inserted in place of the words "one hundred" in line 2, and the word "such" inserted in place of the word "said" in line 4 before the word "action." Section 9. The word "four" inserted in place of the word "two" before the word "years" at the end of the Section. Section 30. The word "after" inserted in place of the word "from" in line 20. Section 37. The word "Laws" inserted in the last line after the word "Session." Section 58. The word "necessary" inserted in sub-division 12 before the words "or authorized public purposes." Section 61. The words "other Bonds of the Territory" inserted after the words "Fire Claim Bonds or" in line 15. Section 90. Amended so as to read as follows: "Section 90. This Act shall take effect and be in force simultaneously with an Act entitled 'An Act to provide for the Organization and Government of Counties."" The bill passed third reading as amended on the following showing of ayes and noes: Ayes: Senators Achi, C. Brown, Crabbe, Dickey, Isenberg, Kaiue, Kalauokalani, McCandless, Paris and Wilcox-10. Noes: None. Not Present: Senators Baldwin, J. T. Brown, Kaohi, Nakapaahu and Woods-5. At 9:15 o'clock Senator C. Brown moved to adjourn. Seconded by Senator Kalauokalani and carried. THIRTY-SEVENTH DAY. Wednesday, April 1st, 1903. The Senate met, pursuant to adjournment, at 10 o'clock. After prayer by the Chaplain the roll was called showing Senators Isenberg and Nakapaahu absent. The Journal of the Thirty-sixth Day was read and, upon motion of Senator J. T. Brown, seconded by Senator Kalauokalani, approved as read. A communication from R. C. L. Perkins inviting the Members of the Senate to inspect the work done on Lantana by insects, was read by the Clerk, as follows: Honolulu, April 1st, 1903. To the Hon. President of the Senate. Sir: It is the intention of some of the Members of the to accompany the Special Committee, who are being conducted Yours truly, R. C. L. PERKINS, Senator Baldwin moved that the invitation be accepted wit thanks. Seconded by Senator C. Brown and carried. Senator McCandless for the Committee on Public Land: Internal Improvements, Agriculture, etc., reported on Sections 35 and 36 of Senate Bill No. 35, as follows: Honolulu, H. T., April 1st, 1903. HONORABLE C. L. CRABBE, President of the Senate. Sir: Your Committee on Public Lands, Internal Improvements, Agriculture, etc., to whom was referred Sections 35 and 36 of Senate Bill No. 35 beg leave to report as follows: We recommend that Sections 35 and 36 be embodied in one Section, to be numbered Section 35, and that the words "Continued Vents-Number of Closets on a Vent-Number of small fixtures on a Vent" between the two Sections, be stricken out. With this change we recommend that Section 35 pass as amended. Respectfully submitted, L. L. MCCANDLESS, J. D. PARIS. I do not concur. J. B. KAOHI. Senator Paris moved that the report be laid on the table to be considered with the bill. okalani and carried. Seconded by Senator Kalau Senator Paris on behalf of the Ways and Means Committee reported on Senate Bill No. 119, as follows: Honolulu, T. H., March 30, 1903. HON. CLARENCE L. CRABBE, President of the Senate. Sir: Your Committee on Ways and Means, to which was referred Senate Bill No. 119, begs leave to report upon the same. We find it is an Act correcting a Statute defining a crime that does not exist designated as heretofore, namely "perjury in the second degree." The Act under consideration makes a further correction in a reference. The proposed corrective Legislation was recommended by the Chief Justice, and your committee recommends that the bill do pass. Respectfully submitted, H. P. BALDWIN, J. D. PARIS, S. E. KAIUE, Senator C. Brown moved that the report of the Committee be adopted. Seconded by Senator Paris and carried. Senator C. Brown moved that the bill be read third time tomorrow. Seconded by Senator Paris and carried. Senator C. Brown for the Printing Committee reported on Senate Bill No. 150 as printed and ready for distribution. Senator C. Brown for the Judiciary Committee reported on Senate Bill No. 145, as follows: HON. C. L. CRABBE, President of the Senate. Sir: The Judiciary Committee, to whom was referred Senate Bill No. 145 report that this Bill simply amends Section 1 of Chapter 25 of the Session Laws of 1876, being Section 864 of the Penal Laws, by inserting the words "Board of Health" in place of "Minister of the Interior." The Act relates to the appointment of a Sheep Inspector on any of the islands upon application of a majority of the sheep owners and is to prevent the spread or introduction of disease amongst sheep. The amendment places the power of appointment with the Board of Health. We recommend the passage of the Bill. Respectfully submitted, CECIL BROWN, Senator J. T. Brown moved that the report of the Committee be adopted. Seconded by Senator Kalauokalani and carried. Senator Kalauokalani moved that the bill be read third time tomorrow. Seconded by Senator J. T. Brown and carried. Senator C. Brown for the same committee reported on Senate Bill No. 144, as follows: HON. C. L. CRABBE, President of the Senate. Sir: The Judiciary Committee, to whom was referred Sen ate Bill No. 144, report that the Act in question simply eliminates the word "Fire Marshal" and inserts wherever those words appear in laws defining the duties of the Fire Marshal the words "Chief Engineer of the Fire Department"; the change is made necessary for the reason that the duties heretofore directed to be done by the several Acts named in this Bill are now to be done and performed by the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, as there is no such officer known to the law as Fire Marshal. We recommend the passage of the Act. Honolulu, March 31st, 1903. Respectfully submitted, CECIL BROWN, |