The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-09
FOR BOND ISSUE WILL TAKE HIS OWN TINE.F
GOVERNOR NOT HURRIED ANY
BY SENATE.
In Letter to Upper House He Court
eously Remarks That He viii Sub
nit Appointments in Due Time

Senator Baldwin was the only mem
Der absent at the opening Of the Senate
this morning.
Cecil Brown made the following re-
port:
The minority of the judiciary com
mittee herewith submits for the con-
sideration of this Honorable body an
Act authorizing the issuing of bonds of
the Territory, and defining the purposes
to which the money obtained therefrom
shall be expended. This Act furnishes
SO far as the minority is concerned. the
duty imposed upon it when the esti-
mates submitted by the Governor We're
referred to the judiciary committee to
submit the necessary bills.
An Act authorizing the Treasurer
during the ensuing biennial period with
the consent of the Governor, TO issue
bonds of the Territory of Hawaii. with
interest coupons attached. to an
amount not to exceed 81 g46 600. and to
define the purposes for which the
money obtained therefrom shall be ex-
pended.
Under suspension of the rules Sen
ator Crabbe read for the first time his
bill making il a penal offense for any
one to wear G.. A. r. badge unless en-
titled to wear the same. as follows:
Section 1. Any person who shall un-
lawfully wear the badge adopted by the
National Encampment of the G.. A r.
as a mark of membership or who shall
wear the same to obtain. aid or as
sistance thereby, unless he shall be en-
titled to wear the same under the
rules and regulations of the said Order
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. and
on conviction, shall be punished by i'm
prisonment in Jail for a term not to ex-
ceed twenty days, or lY fine not to
exceed twenty dollars, or by both
Section 2. All fines collected upon
any complaint made under this Act.
may be paid, the one half to the person
giving Information of the offense, and
the remainder shall be paid into the
common school fund, and the person re-
ceiving the one-half of such fine, as i'm
former shall be deemed to be a COM
petent witness upon the trial of such
offender.
Section g. This Act shall take effect
from and after it's publication.
Senator Kanuha gave notice of his
intention to introduce the following
bills:
|. An Act for a Territorial Boarding
school for the Territory of Hawaii
whlch shall be known by the name of
LahainafIna Seminary at the same
place, and to appoint a board of trus-
tees for the government of Lahainaluna
seminary, and to determine the powers
and duties of such board of trustees.
2. An Act relating to licensed phy-
sicians
g. An Act to provide for a High
school and conservatory of music un-
der the Department of Public Instruc-
tion, in Hilo, Island of Hawaii.
In reply to a Senate resolution of
Thursday, requesting him to make ap-
pointments the Governor answered as
follows:
Honolulu, March 8. 1901
The Honorable Nicholas Russell Presi
dent of the Senate, Territory of Ha-
wall.
SIR: A certified copy of a resolution
OF the Senate dated March 7th.. has
been received requesting me to nomin-
ate and appoint persons to fill all Offices
which l am authorized to appoint by
and with the advice and consent of the
senate at the earliest possible date.
NO appointments have been made to
such offices during a session of the
Senate but several of such appoint
ments were made previous to the date
when the Organic Act went into effect.
The majority of such offices were filled
atter the Organic Act went into effect
and when the Senate was not in session
which appointments will be submitted
IN due time to the Senate for it's ac-
tion.
Very ResDactfulIv