The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-29

inclined to pass the Appropriation bill
at the present time; and,
Whereas, the $4,000 appropriated for
the expenses of the extra session is about
exhausted, and in order to save ex-
pense, be it
Resolved, That this House, the Sen
ate cconeurring. adjourn until the 6th day
of June, 1901
The resolution raised storm of dis
cussion, Makekau asking to adjourn I'M
til the 18th, as his brain needed relief
from the overwhelming exertions entail
wanting to know, you know
Makekau occupies peculiar position
with his party; he is fragrant example
of a bolter and yet is invariably admit
ted to all the private councils of the
Home Rulers
Prendergast then disclosed the hidden
hand by saying that there was no need
for a long adjournment as three days
would be ample
Emmeluth corroborated the statement
that three days was sufficient, adding
that he had a letter with him from
Beckley stating that the latter would be
back by the 30th.
Then Dickey, who has wasted many
hours waiting for Emmeluth to show up
at committee meetings, got mad, and
voiced the sentiments that he and the
rest of the minority have been repress-
ing for some time.
. 1T is plain to be seem said Dickey,
| that this House has determined not to
| do a stroke of work until Beckley comes
back Can't the machinery of this House
move without Beckley? You people sent
him away and now you find you can't
get along without him. Suppose Beck
Hey extended his tour as he spoke of do
ing? Suppose he went to the East or
Europe? The whole Territory should not
be made to suffer because Beckley hap
! pens to be away"
/ To save further trouble, Monsarrat
withdrew his statement. The Home Rul-
ers have been educated of late in satire
and can now dimly see and fiercely re-
sent its appearance.
| The letter referred TO by Emmeluth
was read by the Speaker and was as fol-
lows:
| Representatives.
Sir: Your special committee to whom
was delegated the presentation OF House
| resolution extending the greetings OF
Hawaii to the President on his Western
tour and inviting him 20 further extend
the same to Tie Islands, beg leave &c
report that the same has been duly pre-
scented.
Also as per wording of said resolution
lother matters, documents and papers
given me and duly. enumerated in said
resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
f. w. BECKLEY,
Delegate from the House.
occidental Hotel, s. r., Cal, May q, 1901
Mahoe. regardless of the lack of funds
asked to have all the committee reports
lprinted, but his motion was defeated. H.
then asked that the Public Health Com
mittee report be printed and also adopt
ed.
AT this Gilillan got mad. Mr.. Speak
err said he, II a member OF tina
| committee and the other day DR.. Coope
asked me when the committee was com
ing around for investigation. This re
, port may be signed by residents of Pa
Hama. but as to a sensible man signing
, lit that is another proposition 1 credit
ed the Home Rulers with more sens
than that, and thought that they woul
a least show common decency toward
the heads of departments. When tn
> executive officer and the sanitary off
E GERS are stricken from the salary lis;
, what can such report be worth? Her
: lthey have gone to work and stricken ou
the doctors and raised the wages of tn
: odorless excavator tenders. I am In ia
a | vor of having this report printed an