The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-19

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\ motion Go reconsider the amend
Wuuta WnH carried.
Mr DIck.N inadvertently rnlc,
Nituilnu utlu WlstuU tu vuiCn tu.
WoWhrr oh riUd BiInuHu aud th,
chair had 20 uIt over thn rulo of sub
mIttuN an amendment tu wrtUW iiI
lillian uuCstoulug the chairs decision
ON account Ut UIa having been ulIudst
Co without hIs handle.
Gilnliuu then asked whether plat
was "a whole county. and Robertson
wanted 60 know how many plats went
to lot.
AFTER considerable cross FIRE contrc.
Vctsy W ihe "Jushlnp' order the Sec
ton was finally amended Go read 2l
cents lot for each lot plated.
The sections fixing commissioners
and appraisers fees were stricken ont.
The section ilNiug The jurors fees at
s. for each days attendance, CON
tuins no provision for the verdict Zee
ot 81, now in use. hut NO amendment
was made ON this point
Irgrdrrgust tried Co raise the jurors
I Tees tu 81. and representative GlN'au
started Co give realistic description
~ the HORRORS OF sitting on curoncr's
jury. hat The narrowing tale turned
. Chairman D,Ckry's sensitive stomach.
and the honorable mrtb.r dr.ist,d.
ronurk.ng that Co serve ON such q
y
TINT one usually lost the contents NJ
his stomach M every viewing or the
deceased.
Robertson suggested that s. was too
much To pay FOR the loss of n two
bit meal.
Makctau-"You don't have to touch
the corpse?"
Gnalan-"You have to look at 1t
when 1t IS In an advanced state OF
decomposltion-"
Makekau-"1've seen body six
days dead l don't think that 50 was
We're off the body"
Chairman--"Please don't"
In spite of Makckau's apparent en-
joyment of such scenes the motion
was at first carried. but on recount,
lost and the fees still stand at So
A motion to raise Jurors mileage fees
to 20 cents, Instead of 10 cents, was
lost
prendergast suggested that the whole
bill be now read.
The deferred sections were then talk
en- up.
A section providing that the pro-
ceedings OF the board of county COM
missioners be advertised I'm the news
papers, was stricken on motion OF
Prendergast.
Considerable discussion was held
over the question of the county sur
that that official should receive 81 80
per day for time actually consumed in
going to and from work and perform
Ing same; also, the regular fees for
copies of plats and reports OF surveys.
Other deferred sections being passed
or stricken out, the committee closed
their session.
The committee then reported that
they recommended the county bill to
pass with amendments.
The bill was then ordered typewrit-
ten and placed on the order OF bust
ness for today.
Prendergast moved n reconsideration
of the vote attempting to override the
Governors veto on the dog bill The
motion was carried and the bill made
n law by vote of I'D, the Senate
having previously gone over the veto.
The bill providing steam railroad
for the districts of North and South
kona, House Bin S. relating to the
sale of liquors ana House Bin Sc pro-
tecting the manufacturers of bottles
for various acrated waters, etc. were
al referred to the committee on public
lands and internal improvements.
The House was then adjourned To-
lay, according to strict count, should
be the tiftieth day of the session. The .
Jerk. however. has 1t registered as .
the forty-eiEhth, and 1t is probable /
hat considerable discussion will arise
BUSINESS DONE.
Veto of the Governor on the anti
'accinatiOn bill read and passed over
,yes a. noes .. Dickey, Hoogs, Gill
tllan, Monsarrat and Wilcox, dissent
ng. Il
Committee on public health advised
of procurers etc. and the
prevention OF consumptives and lep-
re landing on these Islands.
Committee on public lands and i'm
rovements recommended the granting
f franchise to the Honolulu Gas and
Tuel Company.
A bill relative to the underground
'lacing of electric wires in Honolulu
third reading). Passed, 27-2.
House Bill Go, relating to appoint
1ent of transportation commissioner.
'assed second reading.
The county bin was reported by the
ommlttee as whole, VINO advised
hat the same pass with amendments.
ordered typewriter and placed on or
err of business for today.
The motion, falling to pass over the
Governors veto on the anti-vaccina-
on bill, was reconsidered and the veto
verruled.
An Act to provide for n steam rail {
Dad in North and South Kona dis /
riots. r
House Bill So. relating TO sale Of i
House Bill Sc. to protect the manu-
lcturers of bottles to contain aerated {
'aters, etc.
All three measures given above were S
oferred To the committee on public I
Inds and internal improvement. ]
SWfFTIF" CARVED 4