The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

u NOlHER attempt was made N
u N the Senate yesterday to reduce
h the expenses of the present ses
II sion of the Legislature, and tc
r the surprise of every one present tn,
n original motion was made by Senator
g Kanuha, one Of the Independents VIII,
: only "A few days ago voted to upholC
n the House in an appropriation of $i5, ,00t
= instead Of s35, 000 as proposed by on,
t of the Senators of the minority. 1t Is
y evident that the matter had been thor.
q oughly caucused by the Home Ruler.
= and that there was some dissensil'
among them, for when the vote wa.
[ cast 1t resulted in tie of seven to sev.
- en- The decisive vote was cast by the
I chair. who caused the motion to be laid
y on the table, and thus for the time be-
II ing the matter was disposed of.
, The days business was opened by
Q Senator Kalauokalani. who reported for
1 the printing committee that Senate bills
I 6, 90, 2s, 80 and 81 had been passed by
that committee.
, The public lands committee. through
it's chairman. Senator Paris. reported
! that action on the resolution introduced
r by Kaohi had resulted as follows:
: "First-The road from Kawaiahao
South Kohala, to Kahualona. or boun
. dary of North Kona, being the lower
Government road over which the week
~ mans are carried TO hona ana kau,
Is IN pad cohdltlon ana the road fund
, is not sufhcient to repair it, Your
committee Woulu recommend that an
. item OF So,ooo be inserted In the appro-
prlatloh plii, out should read' $4ooo Tor
repair OF lower Government ROAD from
haWaianao 10 boundary OF North MONA
n lower
elilhent roau from hihola 10 puhuars
vi South hohaia.
For the road from Kawaiahao, South
: kohala, to Puuhue, we would recon-
mend an item of $4,000 be inserted in
the appropriation bill.
"The last item asked for we consider
VIII be covered by the Appropriation
Dill. we therefore recommend the reso-
iutlon De lald on the taple, 10 pe con-
sldered with the appropriation, bill.
AFTER more or less argument The reso-
luton was adopted.
Carter made his first appearance as
one OF the judiciary committee and was
forced to bring in report as the mi
nority, recommending that bill 26 be
. laid on the table in order that 1t might
be rearranged. This was done and 1t
VIII be considered in connection with
the majority report.
! Cecil Brown made his report FOR the
select committee appointed on the mat
ter of the Senate stenographer. The
foiloWing resolution contains the sub
stance of the report:
! BE 1t resolved. That the stenogra-
pher be paid for the services to be rem
dered and already rendered by him dur
ing the term of the present session the
sum or Sl,OOo; that he furnish the copy
of each days proceedings, duly tran
scribed from his stenographic notes;
such proceedings shall contain as near
ly as can be full record of all speeches
,'a'ie anu p'oceeuihts rau curing eici
oaE session Oh 'he senate 10 the c'erh
Vi '"e "ei'a'e'
That said clerk shall cause hVe hun
, dred copies OF each days proceedings
so furnished to be printed each day in
the English and Hawaiian languages
distributed among or furnished the Sen
ators for distribution in such manner
as they see MT And be 1t further
Resolved, That the resolution here
totore passed commanding the clerk 10
print fve hundred copies each day OF
the journal OF the senate ne resclnded.
-eso,ution ca thot - r,,or,d ,ro,,ida for
tho nr,n+ing only of o5n con;as 4, nv
,lisb ana , lilo r,,,,har In tho Hawaii
an LANGUAGE and the renort nc .mendad
was snhseouentlv ,donted
senator K,lanolka1anI rsrort.d for
,,o ,,o,o,,,; oo,,,r,i,ta, o,a ,..tos .at
so much labor was invoIved In making
IN n comn,ate ranort or tbair worr that
the committee had beep unable to fin
ish n and therefore .sked for MORO
| An ,ct regu,.ting tho ohse-vorc. of
tho sahb.th wos road nv ceci, Rrovn
and This was also nermi.tad to +,ka
tho usual course
| . -, 1900. .-,...-. .......,
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