The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-19
ANOTHER
We TO COMES
Russell Dispensary Act is Finally
Laid Away in its Wind
ing Sheet

centered In the disposal Of the Dis
pensary bill. The Independents were
confident at the opening OF the session
that they would be able TO carry the
measure by one vote or at worst hold
the bill up on "A tie. This belief was
strengthened after Mr.. Paris had spok-
en-; but 1t was not until the ayes and
noes were called, and the Dispensary
bill was killed by vote Of eight To sew
en-, that the Independent were alive to
the fact that even Paris desertlon to
their ranks had not saved them from
defeat
From all that could be learned from
the excited remarks of Senators after
the adjournment, different result was
looked for. and that the vote on the
Dispensary bill in the Senate will in
fluence further action in that body
much more than is at present expected,
seems probable.
Next to the Dispensary bill in in
terest was the passage of the minority
report against the change of the judi
Cial seat Of Maui from Lahaina to wal
luku. Mr.. White, who has saved La
.haina in half-a-dozen fights, again re-
tired with honors.
After the reading of the minutes the
clerk read a communication from the
IlpuSt announcing ludl Dill OO ldu
passed
AIR. Kanuha reported from the Com
mittee on Agriculture and Forestry rec
ommending $4,000 for the purchase Of
certain lands. Report adopted.
MIR. Kalauokalani reported from the
- Committee on Municipal Laws recon-
mending that the provision for a NUM-
cipal government for Honolulu be laid
on the table to be taken up with the
County bill. The report was adopted.
Mr.. White presented a minority re-
port from the judiciary Committee on
Senate bill So, "An Act to amend sec
Ntons 81 and SO of an act entitled An
Act TO reorganize the judiciary De- |
partment introduced by Senator j. r. |
Brown; and bill 70 which was declared
to be identical herewith, introduced by
Mr.. Russell. as follows:
Hon s. e. Kaiue, President of the SEN
Your judicial committee, to whom
was referred Senate Bill So, relating to
AN Act to amend sections 81 and SO
of an Act entitled An Act to reOrgan-
ize the judicial department approved
the 25th day Of November, 1892, being
chapter LVII of the Session Laws Of
1872; introduced by the Honorable Sen
ator j. T. Brown, of the Island of Ha-
wall, and bill No. TO- relating to the
same subject matter as introduced by
the Honorable Senator DIR. Russell on
April 3, begs leave to report as fol-
lows:
Your committee finds that both bills
are identical in their construction,
and 1t can be safely remarked that bill
No. 20 is fac smile copy of No. SO.
or vice versa, and consequently, the
swo bills can be treated ana reported
upon as one bill.
The first amendment in the bill as
changing the iIllipiDl in |
First Circuit from the first Mondays |
of February. May, August and Novem- I
Der to the first Monday of January, |
May and September" making three !
terms of court instead of four, as the |
law now directs, your committee thinks
that the change is n good one and |
should be hailed with joy by the peo-
pie of Oahu, more particularly the at
1orneys at law; although your commit
tee has not as yet known or any pc
tition- from the Island of Oahu in sup
Dort of this proposed amendment sug-
Eested by the Honorable Senators from
the Island of Hawaii: and neither has .
your committee found anything relat- /
ing to this amendment I'm the report .
Of the chief Justice of the Supreme
Court for the years 1898, 1899 ana 1900.
The second amendment in the bill
IS 10 make Wailuku, on the Island OF
Maui the one judicial seat of the Cir
cult Court and the two terms thereof
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