The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-26
The DAY IN
THE SENATE
The Republican
Senators Go
Out Mad.
A HOME RULE
MONOPOLY
Wilcox Legislature Going at
Break-neck Pace to
the Pail.


quicksilver indicating the tenn
n permanent of that august body
i runs fairly even with that which proved
that it was a very hot day yesterday.
The chaplain got through his work in
a rather drowsy manner in the morn
ing Caypless ratified off his minutes
and Bush Interpreted some of them
when the clock stopped. 1t was 9:47 a.
n. when the old clock in the ex-billiard
room refused to keep time and from
that moment everything went wrong.
Fans were IN demand and we believe
that Senator Kaiue will make a states
nlanlike move tomorrow and have cleo
trio fans placed in the Senate chamber
to cool the uneasy brains of the wise
men and brush off the mosquitoes from
the pates of the solons.
There were no flies on Senator Paris
when he started the ball by introducing
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the sum of $685.. 5S5 be
inserted in the loan bill or appropria-
ton bill for roads and bridges, etc, in
the district of South Hilo, Island of
Hawaii, as more fully appears in items
hereto attached and made part of this
resolution. J. D. PARIS.
Senator First District
Paris evidently doesn't mean to let
the taxpayers off easily, but it is clear
than his Extravaganza" will be fol-
lowed shortly by more jingling music
in the Senate.
Senator White then gave a. fine ex-
hibition Of his true American senti-
ments, per Judge Humphreys, in offer
ing the following report for the major
ftU of hn mi
ate bill 1, entitled AN act relating to
tachment and execution and repeating
section 1883 of the Civil Laws:
We beg leave to report that they have
carefully examined and considered said
bill The object Of the bill is praise
worthy in the extreme.
The policy of all American States and
Territories is to provide liberal eXemp-
tons so far as to give one the oppor-
tunity to mend his broken fortunes and
to protect the wife and children against
the improvidence and recklessness OF
the husband and father; also to secure
to the laborers and the professional
man the tools and appliances and the
books and instruments with which they
respectfully earn a livelihood. While
commencing TO the fullest extent the
very laudabie purpose of this bill, W.
yet deem ityiiliberal and congested ano
recommend that the same do not pass
Senate bill z6. with the same object il
view and yet more comprehensive ant
more in the interests of struggling hu
manity is in the opinion of the major
ity free from any objections.
VIM. WHITE,
5. E. KAIUE.
do not concur
C. r. CARTER.
The report was adopted.
And the good American" from La
haina and the judiciary committee the
presented the following report. whicl
also has the earmarks of learned Cir
cult Judge and relates to "An act
provide for the exemption of certai
PERSONAL property from attachment, eX
ecution, distress and forced sale {
every nature and description" and re
pealing an act entitled "An act to faci
tate the recovery of rents, passed o
the 10th day of January, 1865, and a
other laws and parts of laws in cor
fct with this act" and reads:
The majority of your committee al
Of the opinion and belief that said bi
is Tree from every objection of any sor
The only wonder is that such a law wa
not put upon our statute books quar-
ter Of a century ago. The committe
strongly urges the passage of the bill.
VIM. WHITE,
s. E. KAIUE.
DO not concur.
G.. r. CARTER.
This report was also adopted and til
Il Oil was ordered typewriter and rea
Iae third time on Tuesday.
i Senator Kaohi introduced a resolt
lion calling for $4,000 for roads
/ Aona and Kohala.
The resolution was referred to tt
"A public lands committee.
n Mr. Achi introduced the followin
4 resolution, which was referred to TT
same committee:
Resolved, That the sum of s25,0
may be inserted in the appropriate
Dill or loan bill for the expenses
grading, filing and matchmaking IL
! road on the east side of Kalihi vale,
extending from King street.
senator White gave notice of his il
'ehtion to introduce an amendment
RUE n of the Senate rules, relating
'ne punishment for disorderly condu'
q VI hnV of he "a