Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-02
B|MHUTH TELLS Of
loan Bill HISTORY

Irehashing Of THE lower house deliber-
ately held up the Loan Act" and kind
red statements by THE Hawaiian
Star" the latest being In the issue Of
last Friday. that have looked up ac-
ton on this bill in order to assure
myself that my recollection was not at
fault and here is what found
Loan bill No. IS and appropriations
under Loan bill, No. Sc introduced into
the Senate, April list. 1901. by Cecil
Brown.
The first reference to same In the
printed journal is as follows:
April list. afternoon session.
Senator J. Brown moved that the
Loan Act be taken off the table for
consideration. Senator c. Brown sec
onded this motion with the under
standing that both the bills relating to
the loan be taken from the table. The
amendment was accepted by Senator J.
Brown and seconded by Senator Bald
win.
Senator G. Brown moved that the
bills be referred to the Printing Com
mittee. Seconded by Senator J.
Brown and there being no objection,
the bills were referred to the commit
tee named.
Senator White having moved to adj
journ. motion was seconded and then
withdrawn In order to allow some
small matters Of business to be attend
ed to whereupon Senator G.. Brown
moved that the two loan bills he read
by title-seconded BY Senator Ka.auo-
kalani,
April 4th-Senator Achi reported for
the Printing Committee that Senate
bills No. 65 and 66 had been printed
and were ready for distribution and the
report was accepted on motion Of Sena-
tor Kaohi. At the afternoon session
Senator Achi moved to take up con-
s.Oeration OF Senate hills No. 65 and
No. &c. there being no objection 1t was
so ordered.
Second reading by title of Senate
bill No. 65, an act to provide for pub
lie loans.
Senator c. Brown moved that the bill
be referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means. seconded by Senator Kalau-
okalani and carried.
Like disposition was made Of Senate
bill No. Sc on the motion OF Mr..
Crabbe.
Senate Committee on Ways and
Means were Messrs. Kanuha. G. II.
Carter and DR.. Russell, and the two
former brought in a report on April 23d
recommending the passage Of the bill
DIR. Russell did mot concur" in the re-
port.
On the same date the same commit
tee reported a substitute for Senate
bill No. 66. DR.. Russell again mot con-
curing"
A motion by Senator kalauokalani
to again refer the two bills to the
Printing Committee. seconded by Sen
ator Kahilina, was carried.
April 25th-Senator Carter moved
that the rules be suspended in order to
allow him to change the footing OF
the Loan bill (Senate bill No. 66). the
same not agreeing with the actual to-
tails. Seconded by Senator Achi and
carried.
Senator Carter then announced the
places in Senate bill No GO which he
Intended to correct.
Senator Achi moved that the Print
ing Committee be ordered to allow the
changes stated by Senator Carter, Sec
onded by Senator J. Brown and car
ried.
At the evening session of the 25th,
Senator Baldwin moved that Senate
bill No. IS be taken up for considera-
ton, seconded by Senator Nakapaahu
and carried.
On motion of Senator Baldwin. Sec
onded by Senator J. Brown the bill
passed second reading.
On motion OF Senator Achi, seconded
by Senator Achi the bill was ordered
! typewriter and to be read third time
the following day. f..
On like motions Senate bill No. &c
.. was advanced to same stage.
On April 26th, at the afternoon SEES
siai, Senate bill No. IS passed third
. reading by an aye vote Of IA. Senator
, Kanuha voting In the negative.
Substitute bill No. &c was taken up
: and passed third reading by an aye
|: vote OF ~. Senators Kanuha ant
: White voting in the negative, Senator
! Crabbe absent.
3 On April eth the House Of Repre-
sentatives received formal notice OF tn,
' third reading by the Senate of Its bill,
No. 65 and No. Sc. and they were i'm
mediately passed first reading and or
dered printed.
Sunday intervening. Oh April 18th. a
= the evening session. Senate bills No
65 and No. 6G were reported to thu
: House by the Printing Committee
8 Owing to absence OF Speaker and Wet
Speaker Rep, Dickey was elected
Speaker pro tempore and the Loan bill
were taken up for second reading-No
66 being the bill taken up.
Right here, Mr.. Editor, let me sa.
THAT | can take oath to the fact tina
on this particular evening was the frs
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