The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-23

WILLIAM WHITE
So T. CitA1lEE
Mr Aph introduced tHe following
RESOLUTIONS
. Resolved. hat tho sum ~ $4,000 may
d. IuH.it.I BOO 600. appropriation ur
.UI.tII,I situated uIuEu of hI.E street,
aId laying along opp near kHUui road
". G.. NDliI
Under suspension of toe rules, air.
Paris introduced t.I,. p.uu1.H. euDu
uiu tUe i.UuNIUs ..Hut.s. nom tine
lIsnlui. Ui hNu auI suIiu a.u south
huHa. us follows.
Ntu.Tcug, "a movement has been iunu-
guIdtyu by Jacob tuDIu.r uld HHaOCi-
aigs for tue construction uf % railroad
nom and Through the district Of kau,
land NUrth and South kOuu, aud
whereas, the construction ana main
tcuauCe of such railroad VIII be Of In
cstimable benefit % said DISTRICTS, ana
Will increase the prosperity thereoti
Now. therefore, we, the undersigned,
citizens and residents Of the said dis
tricts, most respectfully petition your
honorable body to grant said Jacob
| Coerper and his associates, a charter
| FOR the construction Of a. railroad
/ through said districts, and humbly
urge that all means in the power OF
/ your honorable body to put forward In
the aid and encouragement OF the un-
Mr.. {. Brown introduced IAN Act
to amend section /, chapter OF the
Session Laws OF 1886, as amended by
chapter 25 of the Session Laws OF 1880,
and as further amended by Act 81 Of
the laws Of the Republic Of Hawaii i'm
1896, being an Act entitled, An Act TO
regulate the erection and repairing Of
buildings in the city OF Honolulu with
/ in certain fire limits.
Mr. Clarence Crabbe introduced the
following acts:
L. AN Act amending section 4 Of
Act 25 Of the Session Laws Of 1898
/ .. AN Act amending section 222,
chapter &c, of the Penal Laws OF 1891
as compiled by Sidney NJ. Ballou."
[ 3. IAN Act to prohibit the driving Of
any vehicle faster than a walk over
certain street crossings within the dis
/ trict of Honolulu"
Under the order of the day the mat
ter of the official appointments by
Governor Dole came up, and Mr.. Cecil
Brown at once moved that the consid-
Grafton Of this matter be deferred until
next Tuesday.
The straight native element of the
Independent party was evidently not
fully posted on the arrangements al
ready made, as could be clearly seen
from the short spGeches in favor of
at once looking up Nthe Governors APP
pointments, by Senator Kanuha, Ka-
Mr. Baldwin pointed out that the
question of taking up the matter to-
day or tomorrow cut no ice, because
under the law the Governor had moth
ing to do with the matter. The whole
question was, i'm fact decided by the
terms of the Organic Act.
Mr.. G. Brown at this point read a
section Of the Organic Act bearing on
the question. and said that no mat
ter what was done as to sustaining or
turning down appointments all the
present office holders would retain their
offices until the end of the present SEES
sion of the Legislature.
Upon this showing a vote was taken
on the motion to postpone Considera-
tion until next Tuesday, which was
carried
Mr.. Carter asked that the Senate 20
into committee of the Whole on the
loan bill. Denied.
Senate Bill II passed third reading
without discussion.
Senate Bill q was postponed until
next Monday for third reading
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate Bill 40, relating to the limita-
tons provided for in the recoverment
of land, passed third reading by vote
of s to, 3.
House Bill 50, providing for the pro-
mitigation of the laws of the Territory,
reading set for today
House Bill 81 passed second reading, I
with the third reading set for today. |
The bill relates to the absence and dis
qualifications of circuit judges. The |
objects and purposes of the bill We're .
explained in detail by Mr.. Brown.
Senate Bill SO, relating to tailOrs ana
passed third reading by .
Il vote of IL to 2.
Senate Bill 80, to prevent the de-
of owners of vehicles driv-
en- for hire, which came up on second
reading. was read by title and referred
to the judiciary committee.
Senate Bill 50 was read a second time
by title and referred to the same com
mittee. The bill relates to the pro- ,
lection of hotels and lodging houses.
Senate Bill Sc, referring to the /
and consolidation of the Ii
cense laws, was read second time
by title and referred to the committee
Oh ways and means.
Senate Bill "a, relating to ava Ii
'euses, was read n second time by title.
1t was amended by Mr. Carter in sec
ion /, line 3 so as to read for district
If Honolulu, $500; for the districts OF
tlilo. Waiul:u and Lahaina, 5000 each,
and other districts 500 each" Amend
ID by c. Brown so that the words zone
hundred dollars" before each other
district, be changed to $50. Passed
second reading.
Senate Bill IS, relating to the licenses
If shoemakers, was read a second time
)y title and referred to the ways and
means committee.
Senate Bill 49, introduced by Mr.,
carter. to regulate nduCiary companies,
vas read n second time by title and re-
erred to the finance committee.
Senate Bill 81 relating to tires and
wheels, passed second reading and was
to the public lands commit
tee.
Senate Bill 90, relating to licenses for
The sale and exchange of animals,
passed second reading and was refer
red to the ways and means commit
tee.
Senate Bill 5S, relating to priority
IN foreclosure of chattel mortgages,
was ordered read section, by section,
and n motion was made by Mr.. c.
Brown that section be stricken out.
This was lost by party vote, and
lpOn a motion by Mr. Carter, the bill
passed second reading, was ordered
ypewritten, and third reading was set
COR next Monday.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn ,