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ferred to the committee on Public

Ierreu 10 the com mlttee on Public
Lands.
Noble Cornwell then rose and read
Il resolution that if the House adjOurns
this day, it shall adjourn till 10 A. NJ. on
Friday out of respect to the memory
of the late Alexander ]. Cartwright,
Sr., in order to allow numerous MEM
bers of the House to attend the funeral
OF so hOnored and respected citizen.
The resolution was adopted unani-
mOusly.
Noble Macfarlane, under suspension
of the rules, presented the special re-
port lin pamphlet fOrm) of the Com
| mittee on Foreign Relations in refer
ence to an appropriation for the pre-
! servation and arrangement of the
Government archives and the prepar-
alton of a photography of the Hawai-
| ian Kingdom. The pamphlets were
| distributed to the members of the
| House.
| AT ll:25, on motion of Rep. Kamau-
oha, the House proceeded to the
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Third reading Of Bill 80, relating to
| compelling drivers to carry lights on
carriages and vehicles after dark.
! Passed its third reading on molten of
! Noble Neumann.
Third reading OF Bill So, relating to
the coming of certain Hawaiian coins
100000 silver dimes, 100000 nickel
half dimes and 100000 1.cent pieces.
Passed it's third reading on motion of
Noble Neumann.
Third reading of Bill So, relating to
the drawing of iuries and preparation
OF jury lists. Passed it's third reading
on motion of Rep Smith.
Rep. Kamauoha moved Bill 81 be
taken up for consideration.
Noble Thurston objected to allow
ing members to spring bills at any
time. He thought that bills ought to
come up in their order unless there
were special reasons for doing so.
Those who may want to speak on that
particular bill may not be present.
Rep. KamauOha said that it was an
important bill because Mr.. ]. S.
Smithies was going to be removed as
Port Surveyor of Mahukona through
the influence of steamship owners.
He had refused to issue passport to
Col. V. V. Ashford, and that fact in
Cured TIE animOsity of the said
agents. We have given bills to the
) committees, but the committees are
} too long in reporting.
J Rep. Wilder said that he was disap-
pointed to find the representative
from Kohala railroading his bill
; through the House. He was absent
J the other day, and the bill was given
, to special committee, and now he
(Kamauoha) wants to consider it, He
J knew that the report would be a one.
, sided one. He favored laying the
: report on the table. When it comes
J before the House its regular order, be
} had great deal to say on the ques
ton. Cat this moment, a commotior
J was caused by the Attorney Genera
; falling to the floor with portion o.
r his armchair. When he arose he
shouted aloud, "Still alivevO
Rep. Kamauoha moved that the
House adjourn in consequence of the
: ''fall' of one of the members of the
} Cabinet. 1t is high time for the
J House to adjourn.
5 Noble Neumann said that there
were yet bills on the Order of the
) Day. He wished to dispatch them.
A motion to adjourn was put anC
, lost.
/ Rep. White arose and said that a!
2 it was already 1l:55 A. NJ. and The
r motion to adjourn was put and lost
5 he would be sorry to find four more
} interested parties speak on that bill
2 If he went on talking the member
2 would shed tears. He moved the pre-
e vious question.
Rep. Kamauoha withdrew his mo
2 ton because of objections from vari
8 Gus members.
: Rep. White withdrew his motion
2 and moved an adjournment. Carried
: At II :58 A. NJ. the House adjourne
until 10 A. NJ. on Friday.