The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-12

Dlal peTlOu.
Passed.
Section 8. No appropriation bill or
bill providing for national loan shall
be- introduced by anyone except a
member of the Cabinet.
Provided, however, that any mem
Der may introduce bill amending
the permanent appropriation bill for
salaries and pay rolls herein provided
for.
Passed.
Section 4. In case of a failure of
the Legislature to pass appropriation
bills providing for payments of the
necessary current expenses OF carrying
on the government and meeting its
legal obligations, the Minister of
Finance may, with the advice of the
Executive Council, make such pay
ments for and during the new bien-
NAL period, for which purpose the
sums appropriated in the last appro'
priation bill shall be deemed to have
been re-appropriated.
Passed, with verbal amendment.
Section 5. The appropriation bill
for "salaries and pay rolls" shall be
a permanent one, and the items and
amounts therein enumerated, and
such salaries and pay rolls as may
hereafter be incorporated therein,
shall continue, until stricken out or
amended, to be the basis for payment
in future, and shall not be required to
be re-appropriated from time to time.
Passed.
Section 9. The appropriation bill
for "salaries and pay rolls passed on
the - day of April, 1894, shall con-
tinue in force, and be the permanent
appropriation bill for the purposes
therein set forth, subject to such
amendments and additions thereto as
may from time to time be made by
the Legislature.
The date "26th" was inserted, and
the section passed.
OF THE LEGISLATURES.
ARTICLE II.
Section /. The first regular session
of the Legislature shall be held on the
third Wednesday in February, A. ID.
1896, and biennially thereafter, in
Honolulu.
Minister Smith explained the rea-
son for the dates fixed. 1t would be |
far more convenient.
The section passed.
Section 3 Neither House snail adj |
journ, during any session, for more |
than three days, or sine die, without |
the consent of the other.
Passed.
Section 8. Ii either Houce shall so
adjourn without the consent of the
other, the other House may proceed |
to legislate as though it were the sole
legislative body, aud may exercise the
full powers of the Legislature.
Passed.
Section 4. Each session of the Leg
islature shall continue not more than
ninety working days. Provided, how
ever, that the President, with the APP
prevail OF the Cabinet, may prolong
such session to not exceed one hundred
and twenty days.
Delegate McCandless moved il be
sixty days.
Delegate Baldwin did not approve
Of such limitation.
Delegate Carter said there was
difference between house OF fifteen
men and one of forty-eight.
Delegate Kahaulelio was opposed to
so small number in the House and
Senate.
A lengthy debate ensued upon the '
section, and a variety of amendments
we're offered. The word "working"
was cut out, and the phrase "exclud-
ing Sundays and holidays substi-
.uted.
The section was also amended to
-ead "may extend such session for not
onger than thirty days" and then
passed.
Section 5. Special sessions Of the
Legislature shall be held at such times
IS may be indicated by the President
n manner herein provided; or at such
'ther times as are herein specially
provided.
Passed.