Legislature In Session Resumes Work On Appropriations
The session opened with eight senators present as President Wilder called the Senate to order. House Bill No. 5 passed third reading, with several judiciary and public lands measures discussed. Bill No. 14 on contested elections and a recodification commission were advanced, while reports on water rights and district court records were noted. House proceedings included petitions for Hawaii road funding and leper settlement needs, with debates on street layouts and police powers, plus a briefing on the new tax and license bills. A band concert was planned for Emma Square at 7:30 PM.
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Hawaii
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Hilo
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Ural
Beause
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Ken
Pana
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee On Commerce
Holeteins
Minister of the Interior
Bin
A. G. M. Robertson
Elodu
Line Months Hor Larceur found guilty in fourth degree
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de la Vergne
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Injunctions Stop Publication of Defamatory Hawaii Matter
Injunctions were issued restraining Humphreys and Hayne from sending abroad for publication certain scurrilous and libellous material alleged to be furnished by Humphreys to The Hawaiian magazine in San Francisco. The case involves an equity bill by Emmalng Magoon and others against Sutin O Atong and others, with testimonies and responses filed as the steamer Australia departed.
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Arthur Johostone
Ieee
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Hayne
San Francisco
Emmaling Magoon
Sutin O
Atong
Lieut
Whurston
Australia
In Equity
Bouneti
J.D. Hayne
Republic of Hawaii
Mr. Hayne
Util
W.L. Peterson
Win Ty
Poe
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