The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-15
sunday laws MODIFIED.
CECIL BROWN BRINGS
IN BILL ON SUBJECT.
The Stenographer is to Be Paid $1,000
For His Services. Reports of Com
mittees and other Senate Affairs.

Senate bills 6, 20, 2S. 80 and 81 were
reported printed.
The following reports were read:
Hon. N. Russell, President of the
Senate.
Sir: Your Committee on Public
Lands and Internal Improvements to
whom was referred resolution of Sena-
tor j. B. Kaohi for certain appropria-
tions for roads in North and South
Kohala would report as follows:
First. The road from Kawaihae,
South Kohala, to Keahualono or boun-
dairy of North Kona being the lower
government road, over which the
weekly mails are carried to Kona and
Kau is in bad condition, and the fund
has not sufficient to repair it. Your
committee would recommend an item
of $4,000 be inserted in the appropria-
tion bill but should read $4,000 for re-
pair of lower government road from
Kawaihae to boundary of North Kona,
and $4,000 for repairs to lower govern
ment road from Kiholo to boundary
of South Kohala.
For the road from Kawaihae, S. Ko-
hala, to Puuhue, we would recommend
the item of $4500 be inserted in the
appropriation bill
The last item asked for we consider
will be covered by the emergency bill.
| We therefore recommend that the
resolution be laid on the table to be
considered with the appropriation bill.
JOHN D. PARIS.
L. NAKAPAAHU.
Senate Chamber, March 18th, 1901.
| Hon DR.. N. Russell, President of the
I Senate.
| Sir: The minority of the Judiciary
Committee begs to report on Senate
| Bill 26, which has already been report
ed upon by the majority, that the bill
be laid on the table that the introducer
of the bill may have an opportunity to
rearrange the subject matter. The
proposed bill embraces different sub
jects which is contrary to the provisions
of section as of the Organic Act.
| G. r. CARTER,
Member of Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Carter, minority of the Judiciary
Committee, filed report, recommend
ing that Bill 26, eXempting certain
property from executions, be referred
back to it's author for correction to
conform with the law.
Cecil Brown, for the special commit
tee on the subject, offered resolution,
fixing the salary of the stenographer
| for the session at 81 ,000 The steno-
grapher is to furnish full report daily
of proceedings which shall be printed
| by the clerk for distribution. The re-
solution passed.
The committee on leper settlement
was given more time in which to re-
port.
Cecil Brown introduced and read his
bill to regulate the observance of Sun
day. 1t modifies the present laws Re
ferred to Printing Committee.
This is the resolution in regard to
the stenographer, which passed:
Be it Resolved, That the stenogFa-
pher be paid for the services to be rem
dered and already rendered by him
during the term of the present session,
the sum of One Thousand Dollars. That
he furnish one copy of each days pro-
ceedings duly transcribed from his
stenographic notes; such proceedings
shall contain as nearly as can be a
full record of all speeches made and
proceedings had, during each day
session of the Senate, to the clerk of
the Senate. That said clerk shall
cause Five Hundred copies of each
days proceedings so furnished to be
printed each day in the English and
Hawaiian languages and distributed
among or furnished the Senators for
distribution in such manner as they
see fit.
And be it Further Resolved, That
the resolution heretofore passed COM
manding the clerk to print Five Hun
dred Copies each day of the journal
of the Senate, be and the same is here
by rescinded
AMENDMENT BY CARTER.
Amend to read that 250 copies be
printed in English and $50 copies in
Hawaiian.
Mr.. Kanuha introduced q bill regu-
: lating the sale of liquor, opium and
ava in the Territory of Hawaii. This
is the Dispensary bill of which Sc
much has of late been said. 1t passed
the first reading and went to the
Printing Committee.
Mr.. Kanuha's resolution of yester-
, day. providing for joint arrangement
. with the House for the examination OF
department accounts, came up ano
was again bitterly assailed by Mr.
White Cecil Brown and the entire
: Republican side of the house supported
: the resolution. Resolution was de-
feated.