The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-08

on the table. to be considered with the
bills. which passed.
Robertson desired to introduce bill
of which he had given notice the day
before. which was AN act to amend
section / of the Penal Code" Upon
motion the bill passed its first reading
by title The same disposition was
made OF Robertson's bin relating to the
sale of alcohol.
Jonah Kumalae gave notice of bill
he would introduce, entitled, AN act
to provide flag for the Territory of
Hawaii"
Robertson thought IT more important
that the Territory be provided with a
seal instead of flag. The speaker
said a bill was already before the
House to that effect.
Nailma gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill relating to election
of delegates from Hawaii to the Unit
ed States Congress.
Makainai gave notice OF his intention
to introduce two bills, one regarding
sewers and the other relative to the
maintenance Of public highways.
Ewaliko gave notice of his intention
to Introduce a bill to repeal section
SIS and amend the same regarding dog
taxes.
Makainai moved that he be allowed
to introduce bill for which he had
given notice and that 1t be passed at
its first reading. 1t was an act to
amend sections $40 and S73 of the Penal
Laws of 1897.
Aylett gave notice of his intention to
introduce a bill to repeal sections 81,
31S 3l9, 800 and 321 of the Penal Laws.
Kaniho gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to amend section ESQ
of the Civil Code. The same was read
by title at it's first reading.
The act to provide that eight hours
shall constitute a legal days work on
public buildings passed its first read
ing
Hihio save notice of his intention to
introduce a bill entitled, suppression
of vice. immoral and lewd practices"
and to repeal sections S53 to SOS, in
elusive, of the Penal Laws.
Dickey gave notice of his intention to
introduce a bill relating to disorderly
houses.
Dickey also moved to amend a sec
ton of the rules regarding corrections
of the clerks minutes.
Dickey asked leave to introduce an
act of which he had given former no
tice. Permission was granted and the
same was read by title as follows:
IAN act empowering district magis-
trates to issue commissions to take
testimony"
Dickey introduced an act of which he
had given notice, as follows: ITO
abolish personal taxes" 1t passed its
first reading by title.
Makainai moved to reconsider the
joint resolution of the House and SEN
ate introduced last Friday having ref
erence to the erection of buildings in
the burned district and there began
wearisome debate which lasted all day.
Dickey said the member was out of or
der. Makainai thought the resolution
was tabled and not passed. Robertson
did not think anything was done with
the resolution on Monday 1t would
require a suspesion of the rules to re-
consider it. Makainai moved to sus-
pend the rules and the motion was
carried. Makainai again moved to the
reconsideration of the bill, which was
voted on favorably. The resolution
was to prohibit the Superintendent of
Public Works from issuing any more
permits for erecting buildings in the
burned district until the sanitary CON
uluoh there had peeh investigated by
committee OF the Legislature He
thousht II best TO have the commit
Tee appointed at once to see whether
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