The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-28
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE HOUSE

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"' IiouSS spent "h"thtf udy With-
~ HVSpIlP.'sHlnS "uCh VI any thlhB'
HGN '' az ItPoI'S were PreEehttu, put uh
VI NY arr az III, hotniIs IKE sys-
.tInaliU cousiueratloh OF the hpproprla-
iion uIll can p1 taken up Al Ieast, the
IiouSS 50 uecIueu' after spehulhB All
uaS hHullS II OUT mere was anoth 'r
w pC'"tt'i Ndh'hau Nihu') anu EIl-
ihe,uIh 'ihu')' anu II ~ eNaC'y lhe
IaCh ol o!sahEatloh among tne moe
Pehuehts mat deIays thihss' Makekau
"HP'ieu " pS Icduer ol tne party on
tne Hoor ot the iiouse, ana was slNe'l
~ 'i't,i ''''iiSIlP Vi Coi,iiiillt't OH Iu''S
at tne beginning ol tne Tegular session
NHit,i PoSi'io" ne sun IoIuS, notWlth-
St"iIuInS nus duhtItH's ueciaieu on th'
roTi ,,' ot tnc ii".Ht uooEpgS iioilIc .llc
- u,u tiie ~, ,i I,'i, nShuu idIt.oil. IIii
VI 'HaiIhp 'r'1sI IA
"ai', S"iIlil'" ,",,I l'.I,9t ia"a,p, heNiuia
n'.u t<e,i.Npa ,po'ii NssS MAUI 10 an
80. ',,''1 aI'u P"i l,7va, p'''su '''ti Pai
" uuIlls llG laSt uaSs "i lhe regular
session alI nave not ShoWh signs oil
! ooiiiuS rach lito Iic lou S'HCe' mus
.t mNe u, IilT iiamd.I val ueiesaI'on pelohs 10
.le .,le Ni"hehau lactIoli, ana Oh tne other
thIIe, one lMoHSsrrat) Is 10 All ihtents
hePuplcan' ms poit from the Big
lsittnu IL Hot 10 ne hsh'ly considered
anu anu so lar as ~ apparent no attempt
mas mas peeh iiaue 10 read thehi out OF the
party OF TO reiuse theth ADMISSION TO
t,ie uepeiIueht caucuS oi' account VI
, ,neir al'lIuue' ohtii Ihis split Is Iiheu'
HCtIe heeu pe tAPecteu from 'he iiouse
VI u I'VE eSen, S lives III ,he way ol iesls-
idtioh' LOT IL ieaVes Ihern pare ma
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otrs' i,lcluuihB 'he spedher'
me nrst tnlng III oruer was the mes
sdSe from Ac'ihg Governor cooper
Mh'ch hau aiieauS peeh sent 10 tie
senate anu mas peeh pupllsheu III
these columns. AS soon as II was read
Ehiiiltluth Nlnu') moved 10 lay II on
the taole, as the matter OF the author,
.S ol 'he Actihs Eoverhor 10 noiu
oiilce Is before the courts Tor determi-
nation. The motion was In the form
OF resolution ana Makekau Clnd) at
once objected as Delns out OF order,
the headinS resolutions not having
Deeh reacheu on tne oruer OF business.
hH'riieiuth 'heh cnahseu IL 10 mo
cn sua' anu ~ Wen' 'niousn, W. no. pe
.p ~ . go. .i.p,' nau n.o'eu " t.te' ,,,
Ea,ih" I,S nc ~ .s,n ni,,,n.ts ;;
s,',,,,.i,.oS ~. H.. ,tr, ah,aa.io,,
20 ,ahitn. tha ,asoi,,,,nn ar tho orouna
tbat ,ha ,an,hor, hna ronoaninoa w.
author,ty ~ Mr. Conner to act as Gov
ernor nv drawing their salary on the
hill that had been signed nv him as
s,Ich Acting Governor Hoogs (Ren)
who always sees something of an
amusing nature in the proceedings.
suggested that the logical conclusion
to draw from the tabling of the mes
sage was that the members should all
go back to Treasurer Wright and hand
in their little 5000 and mileage. Ku-
mulae (Rep) objected to this. as he
said he had already spent the money. |
as had most OF the others from the ex-
presslons passed.
The next matter TO come up was the
communication from the attorneys of
the Oahu Railway and Land Company,
who evidently think that their SUBSIDY
Is IN danger. Ihe communication was
rs toiio"s' ,.. ~, 40 ,oo,
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vi, VI ''' Va
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~" n',eun' ~ men ] we oes 20 saai .ne a''en
tion Oh your hohoraole committee 10 the
%nt noi,... Va s"ps'uy ] " "''en
."e oau ,,, iN','"as anu La'u Soihpi'lS
20 '.u.'e' wv, anu "''sh ueeo"'es uue uu'-
ns .,ie o.eatIa' sna pe''oo' '"e
A,rpt rr,, oi Nn'et .s F'T'oV ,s.,
ne "tsuoi VI Ile esIs'"'"'I vi iS"
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