The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-02
THE SENATE
AND HOUSE
From Mondays Dauy.)

waiians, but he is the Mahomed to our
Itai . liaMallan Ailan' Wneh BOD
,ha .,a,.a, LII ,t-t. -, % ,.i 49,.
this is no insinuation against any
plumber-and the great Leaders viii set
their trrhans firmly on their head. ond
Russelnitslv and white win embrace
zach other whilc Rob looks sunrene
and while Mr. ",turnby" Iyo,,iia tho
great ternnerance anostie 10 re,aa sod
from the clutches Of the nolice and
saved from having 60 nIrs si in J,,dpe
wiIcox's court
The minutes were road and tho ener-
patic Senator who doasn,t know vhatb-
or he 10 in the chair NJ tho senate or
a n1oin Senator had tho rules snenena-
ed and asked that tho second readine
OF the Dispensarv hill he set for we'd
nesdov In this action he was sunnort-
ed nv Senator Northumberland who he
1ieves in having tho hill disnosed of in
Some ,rav md &c soon as nossibIe
After a short debate in which nearly
ali fine Senators Joined nothing was
done and the senate adjourned 70 at
+and tbe Joint conference with the
House and tho fate of tho D;snensarv
hin is annarentIv vet unsettled
since tbe merry davs of Ka,akaua the
ia 49, 49,. ,,o,, 49,. 1900,
''u 'ii''''e ooi'l mas never ''e'' 90 many
people as II oid on saturday "heh' at
II o'clock, the Senate and House met in
Joint session and hundreds of citizens
were present to see the fun. And they
did see 1t. From cosmopolitan point
of view it was marvellous. On the
throne" as it used to be, sat Russia"
and China" Mr.. Russell formerly a
subject of the Car, represented the
Senate and Mr.. Akina whose long
queued father was subject (perhaps
a Boxer) of the Son of Heaven, who
runs China or runs himself, represent
ed the House. Below the steps of the
throne" were seated Solomon Meheula
of Hawaii. the secretary of the House
and deacon of Bishop Wills, and next
to him sat Caypless, of somewhere, the
secretary of the Senate.
Nakookoo. who doesn't like reporters,
stood at one end OF the room as SER
geant-at-arms of the House, while Ka-
haulelio, who holds the same exalted
position in the Senate took the other
end and glared defiance at everybody
within the sacred circle fianked by En-
meluth and Aylett
The Senators were seated and 1t was
really an awful moment when Russia"
used the gavel and called the Legisla-
ture to order. He explained that he
presided with his friend China" be-
cause the Senate had not yet accepted
his resignation and he was still presi-
dent. China" looked at the Bulletin
man and said BAH" which means
'l5okua" to anything.
The reason of the joint meeting was
to consider the concurrent resolution
which was introduced by Mr.. White in
the Senate on the 25th inst and which !
provides for the election by both houses
of those Senators who are to hold office
for four years.
To report the actual happenings of
the session would be impossible even
for an expelled Secretary of the Terri 3
tory. The fact was that the resolution
had been mislaid or stolen, and that
during the weary hour the Joint session
was at work, there was nothing be-
fore the assembled wisdom to debate /
on. Mr. Kanuha should change his Fl,
name to Kanalua because he refused
30 vote with any party. Senator Cecil
Brown made a sensible move in trying
to have the Legislature adjourn sine
die, but he was defeated by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-Representative Aylett, Dick |
ey Gilfllan, Haaheo, Hoogs, Kauma-
kaole, Keikl, Kelikoa, Kumalae Make |
kau, Monsarrat, Robertson and Wilcox.
Senators Achi, Baldwin, c. Brown, ]. |
Brown, Carter Crabbe and Paris-2O
Observation-Disclosures Ahulii, Akina,
Beckley, Emmeluth, Ewalko, Hihio,
Kaauwai. Kaniho. Kekaula. Mahoe,
Makainai, Mossman, Nailima, Paele.
Prendergast, Puuki. Senators Kahilina,
Kaiue, Kalauokalani. Kanuha, Kaohi,
Nakapaahu and Whites.
Russell and Kanuha not voting.
Beckley saved the Home Rulers an
uncomfortable predicament by moving
to adjourn until Monday, Senator
Baldwin Objected to II and uuoted