The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-29
HOUSE.

Ire House found It necessary 20 bar
row the Seualz-s chaplain yesterday
rrc--f-s- Rev WatauaU did not make
his appearance
Al the opening Of chs days proceed
frgs. Rep Robertson read the report Of
The Judiciary Committee On House b-l
>. relating TO the admission Of aCror-
rsys az law TIE committee recon-
nentad the bill be laid on the table.
Rep. Pugus asked 70 De excused from
serving On the special committee 70
whom were referred questions and an
swerS regarding the situation OF Ger
tain telephone poles He had 80 much
ether work 70 do that he could hardly
do tie matter justice. There was no
objzccion and Rep Pogue was excused
The Speaker appointed Rep. Atkinson
IN his pIaes-
Rep kEsi introduced Z resolution 70
The eject that the Minister OF the II
terror inquire into the damage sustain
Cd By people living N the vicinity Of
EazIIIiauaru ard Smith bridges
Thursizy afternoon BY the action OF
the great flow OF water n thac Vicinity.
He WIS teslrous Of finding what the
damage had been From what he saw
there must b Z great deal Of loss The
House should make some appropriation
10 relieve the distress
The Attorney General seconded the
resolution Of Rep. kaaL STEPS had al
ready been taken toward the relief OF
the people Who had suffered The At
l0r1sy General spoke IN praise Of the
Eo.untaers who did such good work IN
relief Of the poor people Of the flooded
district
The Speaker stated he did not beiieTe
TIE resolution covered the ground fully.
The district from Bay View uauka,
was nothing but Z lot Of Standing wa
rer- There was not outlet for this and
the only way fer IL 70 disappear was
by evaporation ! prominent physi-
CtsC had said that sickness would be
prevalent there II few days If some
thing vas noc done speedily.
Rep PUgue believed the resolution
premature II the member wished 20
b-tug II : resolution OF sympathy. we'll
and good The Minister ct the Interior
might b working as hard As possible
OF tie matter
Rep Robertson was OF the same
opinion The resolution was out OF
p-Zcs- L vas not the duty Of the
Legislature 70 act IN the matter unless
Il vas necessary 20 make an appro-
pr-z--ol- TIE Investigation. into the
loss vas with ths Executive branch
OF the Government The Minister OF
the Interior did not need TO BE- told
70 do the work he was probably al
ready very busy on
ReEs- lTcCa1tLess and Achi were IN
favor e the resolution Mr MGCand-
less did not believe the whole ground
was covered He would support Mr..
ksz-'s resolution IS vel as another
one Il IL should be brought in
Rep Robertson moved % lay the re
solution On the table. The motion was
lost hy : vote Of four 10 SIX and the
resolution was carried By vote Of
i've 20 four. Reps Atkinson, Wilder.
Richards. POgue and Robertson voted
against the resolution while Reps
Isenberg, Paris. Eaai, Achi, Kaeo and
AeCz1d-sss voted in favor Of IL
Rep Paris presented the following
resolution which vas referred 10 The
Committee OF Education:
Resolved that the sum OF s4GO be
inserted in the appropriation bill for e
teachers cottage st Ezlznz, North Ko-
n; st0Q FOR E teachers cottage et Ko-
nzFasns, South Eona. and s400 for z
teachers cottage at houzunau, South |
EOae
Rep McCs1dIess presented z peti- |
ton from residents Of the District OF /
Eva asking for school facilities for the
one hundred OF more children OF school I
age living II the vicinity OF WaIpahu. /
Eva, Oahu Referred 70 Committee Oh [
Education
House Bill 10, relating 70 release OF .
dover, passed third reading. Reps.
POgus. Wilder, Kzeo and McCandIsss 4
TcClg against IL
House BIZ % relating 70 rights OF 4
bicyc-srs, bicycle riders. etc. passed I
third reading. Rep Gear voting against
It
First reading OF Senate Bill 3. re-
lzting % appropriation for unpaid /
claims Eu-e" heard from different /
parts q the hall Passed first reading L
and second reading set for Monday.
First reading Of Senate BIZ 5, relat-
ing 70 salaries and pay rolls The bill
was about half read when z recess vas
taken until 80 p. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.