The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26

rr0vpWtnis IH Puma also thai tH. $1,000
~ tit0nB bc appropriated faf th. ry-
tension 20 Qur'n fifrpt iu E1'hI
stream The rporte wcrc tah'al
Tho Public Health Committee report
I'd on thr auti-.fm8tIon measure od-
wishing au Dm,ndm BOO t1 the cn.rt that
the BOARD az Helitn may order bodies
90 ba .romntod Tho report was tabled
fur consideration With the bill
a lively discussion as TO the payment
OF O. day for Che use of % typewriter
tbe person n.w Ua.ul tis tho son NJ %
House member who gets ST day for
his work. Several OF tha members wish
ed iu ray So d1y for The machine.
As is usual when matter Of little
consequence comes sp the native side
ur The House took turns loo talking
about &C. Makcknu finally suggested
that Washington on reading the rec
ports, might not think well Of such
waste OF time.
Huops ~ can tell you what they viii
think at Washington. 30 this resolution
passes They win think us a lot OF
fools to pay $50 rent for machine
We could buy for $50" The resolution
was tabled awaiting q minority report.
Robertson's motion Monday night TO
mosquitoes was considered by Prender-
CAST the Precocious "a bar sinister on
the dignity OF the Houses escutcheon
and 10 that end Robcrtson's suggestion
/ was stricken off the minutes and the
unsulied pride OF the House proceed
inEs was kept intact
/ At the commencement OF the afternoon
session Mahoe made a motion to recon-
slider the vote on the gambling bill
which was carried and made the order OF
the day for Wednesday GodaD.
a monster petition was INTRODUCED by
Mahoe praying that gambling be licensed
and the bin pass.
Nine hundred and seventy-seven sigma
lures were attached to the paper taking
up about forty pages. with few excep-
tiOns, the veriest tyro In judging hand
writing could see that hundreds of the
signatures were inscribed by the same
hand sometimes backhand, sometimes
upright. but always the same writing.
As petition purportlng to be individual
| ~ signed by almost "A thousand people. it
| is a Migrant cheat.
| The petition was tabled to come up
with the bill today.
! Prendergast wanted to bring in a new
BILL but Robertson stated that the resi-
due of the legislative appropriation was
down to $1,000 and that there were unpaid
Beckley INTRODUCED a measure to grant
n franchise to the Pacific Heights rail-
way to extend their lines over Tantalus,
Punchbowl and the waterfront.
Hogs moved the tabling of the bill so
that the House might find out If there
was anything else Deslky wanted.
The bin was rejected.
New bills were introduced in rapid sue
cession and Makekau urged that as the
abolished, the House had nothing to fear
In running ahead of the expense account.
Makekau then received free instruction
from the Speaker and several members
CT the House as to what constituted the
"order of the day."
House bill ia, relating to the payment
of claims for those imprisoned in 1895.
came up for it's third reading. Mossman
moved the passage of the bill. Beckley
asked to be excused as he had been i'm
prisoned for two weeks during the insur-
rection. although he was let off without
trial.
Speaker: You'll get some of this
money"
Beckley: Then I'll vote"
Prendergast: 81 want also to be ex-
cused; l was in the record"
Hihio: And l also"
Speaker: sit down and vote for the
bill"
Makekau talked for few minutes !
moving to insert an amendment from
imprisoned" to "falsely Imprisoned" |
which carried.
Emmeluth: "The shape in which the
bin is drawn would prohibit the Govern
or signing it, even We're he favorably dis |
posed toward it,"
Prendergast: "Then let us refer 1t to
the Judiciary Committee"
Robertson; THE Judiciary Committee
is already behind on more work than 1t .
can manage in the next seven days"
Prendergast: Il move that this bill be .
referred to a special committee"
The motion was carried.
House bill 49, relating to the employ
ment Of American citizens upon the pub
lie works, came up for its third reading. T
The bill was deferred pending certain
necessary corrections in the typography.
The special committee was appointed
on House bill ia, Prendergast Dckey
and Kaniho being selected.
Dickey suggested that they be allowed
to get the services OF an expert, high I
school teacher for instance. Il
kaniho I'm do 1t If they pay me" ,
House bill lOO referring to an eight
hour day came up for third reading. :
Dickey: This biz is unconstitutional.
| move its rejection. You cannot pre-
vent me from hiring n man to work ten
hours II he feels like It." !
Nailima: II move that the bin pass
third reading" /
Kaniho broke into n coruscation of |
aonsonants and vowels which was unln- I
lerpretcd, as was a vigorous cross-nre
by Makokau and others. :
The ayes ana noes resulted I'm the pas :
sage Of the bin by a vote af 2l-7.
House b'll lOl, an Act providing Tor the ,
appointment OF none but American clti- |
gems 10 public offices, was considered. e
"aAthaa spoke AGAINST tie measure a
aud voted for a. Tho BIN passed its
.nri reading hy vote OF 27-2 I
Senate hli % nest came up FOR It's n
ulr4 rtaaiag The measure ls pract.- /,
.alA 3D., same us the ..uusr bin rplat- !
lHE 90 ihe employment OF c,uzvns ON ,
uaII.r works
Ak.Ha here called upon B nee Speaker
l..Nlry CO. tatr lUr chair The measure 4
lH.ua ly IA vote uf .l-.
syuatr nI.l IN r.Htug t0 tnr LICENSING !
.f uU}si.lauf. .amy Dap Tor hIi read /
HW mo hli compelled uHlrrum 60 /