The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
FOOLISH FILINGS
AT DOLE PEOPLE
House Members Would Instruct
Department i eads How to
Manage Affairs.
CTrom Wednesdays dany1

the solons, and they struggled in on,
10y one during the reading of the min.
utes. The qui vive spirit of Monday
was entirely lacking during the hrs
hour, hut NIakekau ana hlnio soon pu
ginger into the proceedings.
Nelk started the bu. ..ling by in
Producing II bill of which he had gver
previous notice, entitled An Act 10 Ap.
propriate II Pension for Ll.luonalan me
bill passed its first reauIng by tile
resolution was prusen,eu by haiha-
kaoie to appropriate "a, s,... ~. yt-i, 550
to he expended on bridges and roads in
. llama District, Maui.
The author moved to have the bill re-
ferred TO the Committee on Public
Lands BeCkicy moved to have the res
oiuuon tabled to be considered in con-
necton with the appropriation bill. Ka-
unaEauie said there WAS immediate
need ter the funds. The roads were bad
~ the district, and not of sufficient
"idth 60 entertain general traffic. Beck
/ ley recudou nom his first position, and
SECONDED the motion OF the author's res
o.uuun. Robertson said the resolution
was out Of order. The resolution read
IL hereby appropriated" The House
could not appropriate money by resolu-
ton, The items would have to be in
Dicbey said this was merely techni-
cality. The form might be poor, and
this could be lcctihed by the committee
MaEckau Contended that the resolution
was out of order. as no one had sec
ondcd the motion to adopt it. Dickey
asked If under the rules res lutions had
to be seconded. Makekau promptly call
Ell his attention to the last House rule
Ihe Speaker said that rule a showed
how to introduce the resolution. Ma
hoe said the resolution was seconded
but Makekau had probably failed to
ADJUST MS ears so as to hear all that
was said. He suggested that the reso-
luton be withdrawn and rewritten. Ma
kekau wanted the resolution referred to
the Committee on Finance. Mahoe re-
turned to the fray with fire i'm his eye
This time he was of the opinion the res
oluton should 70 to the Public Lands
Committee Upon vote, the resolution
was referred to the Public Lands Com
mittee.
Mahoe introduced bill of which he
had already given notice, entitled An
Act to Repeal Chapter 80 of the Civil
Laws of 1897 Prohibiting Gaming and
Gambling. The bin passed first read
ing.
kaniho introduced "A bill of which he
mad already given notice, entitled An
Act Relating to the Segregation of Lep-
ers. 1t passed first reading by title.
Mahoe introduced resolution rela-
tive to the District of Waialua, which, |
in the parlance of the House, was
'corker' of "A request for funds. 1t read
as follows:
Whereas, the district has grown in
magnitude in the last two years and is
increasing in new industries, and has |
become second to Honolulu in point of
Importance; and
Whereas, it is important to the growth
OF the district that the roads and
bridges should be in such n condition as
u be consistent with the present growth; |
therefore, be IL
Resolved, That the sum of $5S, 1870 be
inserted in the appropriation bill for
roads and bridges of the District of
Waialua.
Ewalilio moved to refer the bin to the
Committee on Public Lands. which was
done.
Dickey offered a long resolution which
was similar to one introduced week
ago. Beckley called a halt
believe we are going over the same
thing twice" he said
Dckey calmly replied that he believed
that was true, and he hastily Withdrew
the resolution when he heard that a
similar resolution was already before
the House.
Gilfillan introduced a resolution against
the issuance of further liquor licenses
by the Governors Council, and did It
WIN NIit air OF n lfHEedl0n.
ReclIley asked Gilfllan to make an
amendment by striking out the words,
Governors Council"
we are not called upon to recognize
am Illegal body" said he tartly. 1--WE
'ahnot recognize such body which has
no real existence"
Gilhllan rotOrted by saving II read
Governors conference" and not Gov
'rnor's Council" He meant the body
attended by heads of Territorial depart
nents. In the latter part of the rcsolu-
ion, however, Governors Council" was
he phrase used
That's mistake" said GnHnan sad
IIoogs introduced a foolish resolution
'ngardiug alleged vacations or heads OF
me departments Of the Territory, which
unset the dignity Of the House. As
Pc sed n read as follows:
We understand II has been the custom
allow Government officials two ,
outh-' vacation with salary every year
without any authority Of law; be IT
Resolved. That the Auditor General be
'o1ucs.cd 10 furnish ne forthwith a list
with the names Of these bononciaries
md whore he got his authority and law
governing the same.
Nn'lma gave notice Of bin which he
intends TO introduce, entitled An Act TO
strictly Prohibit the Territorial Govern
H'nt From Oponl0g Laying or Com
.'ittN .I'''INr IENNNN or I'WlIlr High .
.1NH on Properties owned by Ono or
.'orr Persons without First Obtaining
he consent Of the owners Thereof
EWmoluih gave notice ~ n hin he In
ends 20 Introduce, M follows.
An Aot 10 Provide far tho Initiative
md Referendum The object N tho hin
M provide for Information from tho
Innt0rnto aa 10 legislation desired anu
'r hnnl ratification OF any legislation
" popular vote
n'nEr" IN this iuncturo wanted 10
now what had become ~ the rules
Which wore tn be printed
rrnndrrFaHt said he dId not know vet
neither The House wanted them print
"A Nm book on pamphlet form Nakekau
H'd Doc believed the House rules were
cody lpt ns the Committee had 10 act
d conjunction With tho s'Hntr Commit
lH Doc was again 'Hf sfH" HH "a Whn
lH chairman lir had Hskrd flr %
ni mrrilnF hut nathiuF hud boon
HnU nickY moved ln huyn them
r.Hi'f in uAmnhlrt fIrm prfuderruaf.
Hr mo Printing Committee thuupht