The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-12

on bills coming before the House be-
fore amendment, and ruled the amend
| ment of Dickey out of order. He could
offer his amendment when the bill
came up for it's third reading.
The motion of Robertson that the bill
pass it's second reading, prevailed. The
bill was ordered typewriter.
Beckley, for the committee on pub
lie health, offered its report on House
Bill 8, relating to vaccination, as fol-
lows:
Your committee on public health, to
whom was referred House Bill 8, re-
lating to vaccination, beg leave 10 re-
port that they have carefully studied
the matter over in the interest OF the
public health; that such a measure
should be Immediately passed at this
session. Respectfully submitted: #. w.
+, Beckley, a. f. GIfllan S. II. Haaheo,
j. Ewaliko, II. NJ. Kanaho."
Makekau moved the report be tabled,
, to be considered with the bin. Carried
Upon motion of Beckley the House
took a recess until o'clock
/ AFTERNOON SESSION.
J Upon the House converting for the aft
ernoon session, Keiki moved that The
rules be suspended in order to allow Inn
/ TO introduce several bills, as follows:
. 1. An Act to provide pension Tor
eX-Queen Lilluokalani.
2. An Act to regulate licenses to~ sale
of opium.
3. An Act to amend the issuing of rN-
ecution on real property.
! 4. An Act to provide for the estate
OF deceased persons who left no heirs
surviving them, repeating section .l0J Of
Civil Laws.
! 5. An Act declaring fisheries within
this Territory are free to all citizens
hereunder section 9J6 of the Organic
Act.
Hoogs introduced bill of which he
had previously given notice, entitled An
Act to Prevent the Employment of Mi
nors in Saloons.
! Makekau said Hoogs was out of order,
as the suspension of the rules was only
done for Keild to give notice of BIN.
Emmeluth presented the report of the
Committee on Finance on bills II and r.
which stated they should be considered
by the Committee on Taxation, and the
committee recommended the bills be 80
referred. Before the report could oe
adopted Makekau said that there
was no Committee on Taxation. The
Speaker agreed with HIM. Emmeuth said
the Speaker had probably forgotten
there was a joint committee with the
Senate on taxation. Refreshed in his
memory the Speaker reetined his former
statement.
Emmeluth said 1t was not necessarily
true that the House members of the
ate members on the report Makekau,
in that case, thought the House should
have q standing Committee on Taxa
ton of its own. The Committee on Ri
nance should report the bills back to
the House and let that body have a
Committee on Taxation appointed by
the Chair.
The motion that the report be adopt
ed, when put to the House, prevailed
Hogs again asked to introduce his
bin regard ng employment Of minors IN
saloons, Upon motion the bill was read
for the first time by title
Mahoe gave notice OF his intention to
Introduce a bill to repeal gambling laws.
Dlckcy introduced a bill TO repeal chap
ter AZ Of the Civil Laws relating 10 per-
.sJns keeping dlsorderly houses.
Makainai gave notice OF intention 10
Introduce two bills. OF which he had
given notice-an Act providing for nam
ing streets and roads IN Honolulu and
an Act providing for the numbering Of
buildings and lots in Honolulu, Both
passed their first readings,
MOnsarrat introduced a bill, of which
he had given notice. entitled AN Act
Giving the Right of Appeal to Any Per-
son Adiudgod IN Contempt by Any Cir
cult Court or by Any Judge OF Any CIR
cult Court or by Any District MaglRtrfte
or by Any Officer or Person, Authorized
by the Laws OF Said Territory 10 Take
Testimony In the Territory OF Hawaii,
Court Of Said Territory ana Prescribe
Ing the Procedure Governing the sama
and Providing for BAN IN Such Appeals,
The bin passed ita first reading
! kawaiahoa introduced bill ~ which
he had given notice, entitled An Act %
Estahlfh and Maintain School Library,
The bin passed lie nfsl reading