The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-05


lani. Kaiue, Kanuha, Kaohi and Bald
win. Kanuha asked to be excused and
Carriers name was substituted.
Cecil Brown moved that the rules be
taken up. ]. Brown moved that the
resolution in favor of more commodi-
Gus quarters for the Senate, which was
tabled during the second days session,
be taken from the table and discussed.
The motion carried.
The resolution was read by the sec
rotary and c. Brown suggested that a
committee of three be appointed to
wait upon the Secretary of the Terri
tory and report back to the Senate. He
stated further that since the resolution
had been introduced he had looked into
the matter and thought that the Senate
was already housed as well as was pos
sible
! White proposed that the Secretary of
the Territory be requested to move his
office force into the hallway now occu-
pied by the Senate, and that the Sena-
/ toral body take possession of his quar-
ters.
I'VE have a right to turn out the
Governor the Secretary or anyone else
occupying rooms In this building If we
wish" continued White.
That's treason" shouted Cecil
Brown.
II don't think that my resolution or
speech contains any sentiments which
can be considered reasonable" replied
the Senator from Lahaina.
a few more Senators Joined in the
debate but the motion of Senator Cecil
Brown prevailed. The following COM
mittee was named by the chair: VIM.
White, H. p. Baldwin and Kalauoka-
lani
Article No. IS OF the rules Of proceed
IRE was read as follows:
INTERPRETER
Unless the Senate otherwise or
ders, the president shall ON the first
day of session appoint an nterpre-
ter and translator, who shall be
deemed an officer of the Senate and
who shall receive sue ] salary as the
Senate shall vote.
Cecil Brown Immediately moved that
the rule he stricken out, as he wished
to go on record as having opposed it's
passage. Carter moved that the ayes
and noes he taken. The usual vote of
eight to six against the motion was
cast President Russell arose from his
chair and said: The noes have it,"
This brought Carter and Cecil Brown
to their feet, who informed the chair
that under the Organic Act only one
NTH Of the entire body was necessary
to carry a motion like the one offered
Russell accepted the correction and
reversed his decision,
The motion was put and the follow
lng vote recorded
Ayes-J H. Paris, II T. Baldwin.
Clarence Crabbe, Cecll Brown william
Achi and George Carter
Noes-John 4. Brown, j. H. KaOhi, |
Luka hakapaaru. William White, l. II. !
kahilina, David Kanuha, Samuel KAT !
ne, ID, kalnuOkalani ana Nicholas Rus
sci
Arhi moved Tor recess 20 $50 p M |
which Was granted,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rule "a Was the FIRST one taken up |
at the afternoon session and after some |
htllr discussion The rule was passed aa /
read,
RUS 1903 gives the Individual mrm-
brIs uf the Senate the right ta can up,
on any Official IA charge ~ one IN tha |
departments NJ tho Territory at any
llWr ANA demand full information run |
''ihlhf mo business or MS alirr ifI
hu.h HH Official should Trfuar a. lay /
lHIr iH ihH senatorial FHgU the inside /
Workings ui hlH office lhrn according |
go hsHAl0r White IA WKht bs Within |
lhr power M ihr arnair ~ ssHl such |
Nihtrf tH iall ~ contempt ~ tbs frn /
Air ~ "a lraai lhs refubal " hia pAfl |