Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-24
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terms: This is probably the last time a
Minister of Finance will have the OPP
portunity of addressing any legislative
body in this country, as in the new sys-
TEN none OF the secretaries will be
officially D, resent in the Legislature.
Under the American system the Legis-
lature makes its appropriations with.
out any interference by the Executive.
In closing | wish to tender my thanks
to the members of the Council of
State and to my colleagues In the
Executive Council for their kind as
sistance in transacting the financial
business of the country. You have al
ways been very considerable and gene
rous in rendering be any assistance In
your power.
Minister Cooper suggested that the
President appoint the requisite COM
mittees for handling the proposed APP
preparations.
President Dole-Are there any adj
ditions to be proposed?
Minister Cooper have an addition
al proposal, which will present to the
appropriation committee.
Mr.. Kennedy considered new rules
for the Council might be necessary In
coping with its enlarged responsible
ties.
do not suppose the strict rules Of
the Legislature will be necessary, but
It may be advisable to have rules pro-
viding for different readings Of the
bills.
Mr.. Jones suggested that members
be furnished with copies of the rules,
,h,l Df han hnl mi O. In
their copies. He accepted sugges-
ton of Mr.. Kennedy for the rules Of
the defunct Advisory Council also, and
then moved adjournment till 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. There was only
bare quorum present, and n written
notice should be sent to every member.
have thought. Mr.. Jones continued,
that the Council of State has not been
treated with its proper due. Il Is q
dignified body, yet we receive our no.
tice on the street by word Of mouth,
and sometimes come here at short no
tice to find that the meeting has been
postponed for one hour. Uaughing.)
II cost me 25 cents the last time for
hack hire. I received my notice this
morning at IL o'clock to attend a
meeting at 2. There are other meetings
that members of Council have to at
tend. That is probably the reason why
so many are absent / move that writ
ten notice be sent to absentees for an
adjourned meeting at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. 7 do mt know who
"a responsible for this treatment NJ the
Council Inf as n member 7 do not fool
that 7 have been nronerIv treated
Mr.. Kennedy said he was in svmna.
thy with the remarks of the previous
speaker. He thought II would be diff
cult for members to attend in the
morning, therefore proposed an amend
ment which was accepted by Mr.. Jones
that the meeting adjourn till 2 p. m.
Saturday. Carried.
Monday, March 10.
The second days session of the
Council OF State, as convened to con-
slder the emergency appropriation
bills, began at p. m. saturday.
Present-Presldent 5. Is. Dole, Min
listers Mott-Smith, Young and Damon;
councillors Ena, lsenberg, Robinson.
Kane, Allen, Robertson, kaulukou,
Achi, GohsaiVes, Kennedy, Jones ana
Boite.
AFTER MI Boite as honorary sec
rotary had read the minutes, Ministo,
Damon moved, In view OF the ex'se.eu
length OF the session. that t,So,se man
son be secretary OF Coun'i. auu paiu
VIZ per DAY, the sa" y,, ne ie.ei,eu DO
clerk OF the .stars vamna We" M,nn,,nn
ana Hen| n,aS ro sOus ''"""'i"n'
VIZ, wv II Af,an 10 So
tool Tho oath - na,.a ."' "'" "'e'""e''
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ne fresideht appointed Messrs.
nopertsoh' hehhedy ana Jones COM
mit.ee Oh rules' VINO promised TO re-
po.t vi Mohuay.
AIter an INFORMAL canvass or the
sa eoers On ,,. .ne question OF time OF
sesslohs, DIVISION between a motion
ior D. H. anu an amendment Tor 3 TO