Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-09

the effect that the clerk of the House
| be instructed to forward the requisite
communications to, the Agent Of Public
Lands, whereby the said Agent Of Pub
lie Lands may furnish the House with
all land transactions made by him from
1890 to the present date. and to fur
nish the names OF all persons who are
connected with such transactions.
Resolution adopted.
Kekaula introduced a resolution con.
tanning list OF questions to be pro.
pounded to the Superintendent of Pub.
lie Works. The resolution runs as fol-
lows:
] That by this, the clerk OF the House
is hereby requested to furnish the fol-
lowing questions to the Superintendent
OF Public Works. and the said ques-
lions to be answered within four days:
In the session Of 1898 was there in
serted in the appropriation bill On an
item Of $500 to erect wharf at Hoo
kena. and (2) an item of $500 for a
warehouse at Hokena; why was not the
work accomplished?
! Akina ruled that hereafter, all reso-
lutions should be first read in English.
The resolution OF Kekaula was adopt
ed.
For the first time during this session,
Ahulii arose and introduced resolu-
tion which called for the appropriation
Of 100000 for roads at Kipahulu. Hama,
Maui.
Mahoe moved that the resolution be
tabled and considered with the appro.
priation bill later on. Carried.
Haaheo moved to consider minority
and majority reports Of House Bill No
2. The reports were laid on the table
to be considered together.
Robertson. under the order OF the
day, moved that House Bill No. 3, rela.
tive to the Jurisdiction OF circui,
court judges at chambers in matters
concerning the relation OF guardian
and ward. and amending section 1861
OF the Civil Code and section 3S oi
chapter 81 OF the Session Laws Of 1883.
as amended by Act SO of the Session
Laws OF 1898" pass to Its third read
Ing. Several amendments were tackot
r on until the original bill was all gu
Y unacceptable.
Robertson made objection to tn,
manner In which his bill was bein.
handled and said even the proceeding
. had been disgrace to. a kindergarten.
Beckley recommended that the bill
Prendergast. for the Printing Com
mittee, reported House Bills Nos. II
II. Is and 10 printed.
House Bill No. came up for It
o third reading.
. Dickey registered kick against tn
y reading OF bills by title on the th'r
! reading.
= Kaniho wanted time to study tn
: law on the measure. Robertson stoo
q Kaniho up on his lack OF "commo
II sense" in promulgating his amendmeu
y to the bill.
" Kaniho came back at Robertson wit
some pretty warm remarks and sal
u that he did not come to the Legislator
" to sit still and say nothing. He fe
l. that it was his duty to inquire int
every measure that came up before tn
u House.
The bill was finally ordered typewril
ten and made the order Of the day 70
next Monday.
~ At 4 o'clock the House adjourned ui
til 10 o'clock this morning.
n ADD HOUSE STORY
% When the session was all but owe
Kaniho spoke about ten minutes q
10 an amendment but finally withdrew
y Speaker Akina said promptly:
10 Yes, the withdrawal will be accep
ed but you have wasted ten minutes
d useless talk" Kaniho arose, bowe
% and thanked the Speaker.