Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-30
THE HOUSE Rulers
BLOCK LOAN Bill
Leave the House When
the Bill Comes Before
That Today.
DICKEY IN The CHAIR AND
KUMALAE SERGEANT-AT.ARMS
Long and FruitleSS Evening Session.
Many Bills Pass Second Reading
in the Afternoon--The
56th Day.

w I1Oust tObNtutu MUHudy
tor the afternoon session, Dickey made
q motion to make the Loan bill the
order of the day, but he was quickly
sat upon and his motion was tabled.
On a motion by Makekau several
Senate bills were then received from
the Senate, which all PASSED their first
reading.
a message was received from the
Governor, announcing that he had
sighed the Act providing for the sale
Of liquor, the Act providing for vacan.
cies among the Circuit Courts, and
the Act relating to the PRONUNCIATION
of laws.
Dickey. and Prendersast now had
little tilt over the number Of the day
of the session. Dickey stated that the
day was the 59th, naming as his au-
thority Mr.. Dickey and the Organic
Act. Prendergast wanted to doubt
such an authority. and the Speaker
finally decided that it was the seth day
OF the session.
The Homestead Act. exempting prop
erty from attachment tc the value Of
$500. passed its third reading.
Senate bill 81. regulating the fees
OF jurors. was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill IL. amending Chapter 81
OF the Session Laws of 1892, came up
for consideration and provoked con.
siderable discussion. As the bill was
the same as House bill 10, several mem.
bers wanted to return It to the Senate.
Kaniho wanted to reject the bill. After
some little trouble the bill passed third
reading.
Senate bill 30, providing for a Ter.
ritorial seminary upon Maui. passed
81 cond reading after some discussion.
More discussion was brought forth
by Senate bill II. providing against the
ndulteration OF foods and drugs but Il
finally passed second reading.
Some little trouble occurred con.
corning the order of the day. the clerks
coming In for hot roast, being &c.
cused OF OF doctoring the calendar.
When quiet was resumed again, Sen.
ate bill 81, providing for Territorial
high school and conservatory Of mu'
sic at Hilo was taken up and passed In
second reading.
The House then took a recess until
1880 o'clock.
The evening session OF the House
was spent in an attempt by the Home
Rulers to block the Loan bill Dickey
took the chair, Akina and Beckley be-
| tn ahuant A., Mt mi mod 4,
ately made TO bring up the Loan bill
but in It's place Senate bill &C. making
appropriations under the Loan bill
came up for consideration. All wen
smoothly until section was read Civ
ing $500 to the Honolulu sewerage
system when Emmeluth protested or
the grounds of the same old story. HI
wanted an itemiZed bill.
When the discussion was hottest. 1
suddenly became evident that Their,
was no quorum present.
The sergeant-Gt-arms was sent on
after the absent members but as wa!
expected, soon returned empty handed
Beckley finally appeared upon thu
scene. taking the chair only to declare
the House adjourned through lack Of ;
quorum.
Dickey again took the chair, appoint
Ing Kanuha as temporary sergeant-at
arms, who Immediately started for thu
bungalows fountain Of bliss to herd II
any hayward members who might b.
found straying from the paths of duty.
At this moment Keiki and Kekaul'