The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-17
more WARM Talk
1T PARTING TINE
ALI About the Usual
Time Allowance
to Secretary.
EKKELUTH SCORES ErTRlVlGlHeE
he THINKS \ TWELVE DOLLAR
\ DAY MAN SHOULD &c
Up TO WORK.
The Liberal Idea Prevaiis-Merbers
indulge in Horse Pisy-cosntry
Representatives skeeaddse for
Home.
EMMELUTH SCORES ErTHlElelHeE


che old EtAfanssn1 that Parting is
such sweet s0rrow At least that
is what every one who attended the
closing hours Of the present session
OF the Hawaiian Legislature thought
yesterday morning. Row EmmeiItn
and Mekeks1 will ever be able TO
live apart IL a mystery not only to
the legislators but to the public al
large. FOR their caresses were touch
ing In tie extreme In fact every yne
concerned seemed delighted that there
was a great possibility that those
present would probably never NEST
again az least in the same relations
which they now occupied toward each
other.
Clerk Meheula was the principal
topic OF discussion during the ses-
sion. and II was extremely pathetie
to note the great concern some MEM
hers OF the Legislature felt over that
gentlemans future welfare in private
life
movement by introducing the follow
ing resolution:
Be il resolved. that the clerk OF the
House be given thirty days after the
adjournment Of the Legislature for
the completion OF his duties.
And be il further resolved that the
clerk be given the custody OF the
hall furniture and writing materials
OF this House. 10 be by him turned
over 10 the proper authorities for their
safe keeping for the sole use OF fur
Their sessions OF the Legislature
Dickey was not possessed with the
same charitable instinct which in
spired the breast of Kekaula. and
moved to cut the time down to ten
days
Hoogs thought that Dickey's time
limit would be unfair to Meheula. so
he moved to extend the time TO TWEEN
~ days.
Emmeluth objected to any limita-
ton whatever He thought in ae-
cordance with the previous extrava-
CANT record of the House that the ul-
expended balance of the last approp i
alton bill for the expenses of the
House should be presented to Niche
MA and that a stand of should he
declared. He desired to learn from
the Clerk himself concerning his i'm
mediate wants.
Meheula had not been called upon
TO speak on a subject of such vital
importance since the last campaign
and naturally felt a little reticence
in embarking offhand on such ven
ture. However. he delivered himself
ahout as follows:
Some time ago I entered into a
contract with the Bulletin Publishing
Company TO have the journal printed
within twenty days after the close
OF the present session. As soon as
get the journal win set to work dis
trsbmting Il. which | think will take
me an additional ten days. That time
together with the twenty days already
allotted viii be sufficient to complete
the extra work
A sigh OF relief came from Moss
man as Meheula finished his little
stunt. but Emmelutn was not satisfied
with the Clerks explanations and went
at his solar pleSus with vengeance:
Il do not see why any extra time is
needed 10 complete the work OF this
session" said he. There has been
no great stress of work during this
past session. keeping the minutes of
each days proceedings being the prin-
cipal duty of the present officers. |
do not see why S1s per day man
could not keep up the records of this
House without much trouble feel
that a stop should be put to this ex-
travagance and ask that | may be al
lowed 10 refrain from voting on this
subject.
Dickey was in favor of allowing Ne
heula all the time he desired but on
" paying him for fifteen days work
Finally. after considerable discus
sion. the resolution passed In its ORR
ginal form. and Meheuia was given
the usual privilege OF legislative
clerk. that OF enjoying q saiaried
vacation
A faint murmur about an adjourn
ment sine die now arose but il was
QUICKLY silenced by the Paiama fac
ton OF the House At that Monsar-
rat. Ewaliko and one or two others OF
the country members began to pack
up their goods and start post haste
for the kinau wharf. A hasty adj
jouTnment was made until today so
that the Hawaiian delegation might
be rendered Sn ovation. Quite a
little rough house" ensued in which
Hogs. Monsarrat and few others had
= hand. Waste baskets giided through
the atmosphere With such rapidity
that Sergesnt-at-arms Nakookoo was
reused from his peaceful slnmber for
the trst tine in the last two months.
As an animated somnambalist Nakoo-
Roo certainly deserves the palm.
When quiet was finally restored IL
was discovered that Monssrrat had
departed for the Khan.
Nothing else being left on the pro-
cram the remaining members departed
for their respective homes. 10 meet
4 Is hoped for the last time this morn
ing.