The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-08

penSe, think the government will re-
ceive enough money from it's revenue
and other sources, with which TO pay
all government employees and other
branches Of the government. Taking
everything into consideration, the mon
ey is well spent. In regard to the
clubroom next door. from information
obtained, not one cent of government
money is used there. The expenses are
maintained by the officers themselves.
While it is true that the majority OF
the militia is stationed here, they are
liable to be called out to quell the dis
turbances that, no doubt will be caus-
ed by the immigration of Porto Ricans,
Japs and negroes. What can sixteen
policemen do with the great conglom-
Grafton of people working on the plan
tations in Kauai?
Il sincerely hope, concluded Cecil
Brown. that the time will never come
when the Territorial militia will have
to be called on to quell any such dis
turbances, but the Senators should re-
member that an ounce of prevention
is worth pound of cure. There is
but one report to be considered, and
that is the minority report, which has
not as yet been raised from the table.
/ move we adjourn"
The motion was quickly seconded by
oily" Bill, but was lost.
Il want to know what the decision
of the chair is in regard to my motion
of the previous question, shouted Rus
sci, once more. Does the president
want the contempt of this House?'
The president refused to entertain
Senator RussePs previous question mo-
ton, as it had not been seconded.
Senator ]. t. Brown then moved TO
take up the minority report and con-
slider it with the majority report.
While the clerk was reading the mi
nority report, Senator c. Brown NOV
ed to adjourn.
The president put the motion and
| it resulted as follows (by the show or
| hands,: Ayes, Senators Achi, Brown
| Carter, Paris and White, 8; noes, SEN
ators Russell, Kanuha, Kalauokalanf
| Nakaapahu, ]. T. Brown and kahlll-
ma, 6, Senator Kaohi being so preoc-
! cupied that he forgot to vote. The
president declared it a tie, and using
the prerogative of the chair, cut the
+, gordian knot and declared the House
| adjourned.
President Kaiue's action in declaring
| the Senate adjourned, did not meet
with the appreciation of the Independ-
ent side of the house. Bedlam broke
lose. and for time it seemed as II IL
would be absolutely necessary to can
out detachment of the much desplseu
militia, in order to quell the uprising
in the sacred chamber.
81 have the greatest contempt lof
the president in thus sumarily declar
ing the house adjourned" screamed
the Siberian stateman, at the top OF
his voice, and shaking a long, SKINNY
bony hand at the imperturbable presi-
dent who took his hat from the BACK
of his chair and calmly walked OUT
not a bit disturbed by the excited ac-
ton of his colleagues.
Get out of the house." shouted the
boy orator of Beretania street, get
out of the house as quick as you can,
we don't, want anything to do Win you
at ALL Get out!'
"Take the chair Kalauokalani, eN-
citedly yelled Russell, at the same tlIlle
pushing the distinguished looking gen
ator up the aisle. Take the chalr anu
proceed to business. We can do DUST
ness without them.
Kalauokalani took the chair, ana d.
ter order had been somewhat restoleN'
counted noses and found Just sese"
members present, including himself
There is no quorum here" SAID ha-
iauokalani, land therefore nothing can
be done. If the Senators Will eoAis
here tomorrow in the same Iranle
mind, we can fix these fellows
81 move the secretary be lnstrue'
to draw up warrants for the arrest "a