The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-20

The territorial appointments re-
main TO be settled. Contrary to the
| expectations of some of the senators
the list of names submitted by Cover
nor Dole to the upper house some
days ago was again deferred. The ap-
pointments had been made the special
order Of business for yesterday There
was apparently something doing at an
early hour of the morning session.
because c. Brown, the leader of the
Republican faction, and Mr. White,
who now and then cuts some ice with
the Independent majority, held a little
heart to heart talk on the left wing of
the bungalow lanai ana, when they re-
turned, the matter was brought up
forthwith.
While Clerk Caypless was doing
rapid fire stunts through some bills,
the brakes were put on and the read
ing stopped. Mr.. Brown then took
occasion to remind the senators that
the governors appointments had been
made the special order of the day
He moved that they be deferred until
Wednesday. Mr.. White seconded the
motion
Mr.. Kanuha opposed the postpone
ment and didn't hesitate in saying so.
Mr.. Russell also took hand in objec-
ton against delay. The Hawaii SEN
ator told the honorable body that the
upper house was then in it's fiftieth
action t taken ~ MoGnlRUt ilb aftee that time
The vote resulted in Tuesday being
made the day for consideration of ap-
pointments. Quite bunch of public
servants" who had been anxious spec
tators then took themselves hence,
while the grand army of job chasers
who frequent the senate chamber re-
sumed their hungry and wistful ex-
preston.
The clerk read a communication
from the house announcing the pas
sage of House Bill No. Z. The meas
ure was then read for the first time
in the senate.
Mr.. White reported favorably for
the Judiciary Committee to whom was
referred Senate bill So, IAN Act to
provide for filing. foreclosing, limita-
ton and priority of chattel mortga-
ges."
The report was tabled, awaiting con-
sideration Of the bill
Mr.. Paris reported for the Public
Lands Committee on Petitions Is, 16
and IS. being petitions for roads and
repairs in Olaa and Puma, Hawaii. The
committee states that the Superinten-
dent of Public Works has already pro-
vided for a road to the Keohe home.
steads in his estimates. The commit
tee further recommends $4,000 for the
repair of the cross road at the 15-mile
point on the Volcano road and $4,000
to build a cross road at the 22-mile
point on the Volcano road. This re
port was laid on the table to be con
sldered with the Appropriation bill.
For the Intoxicants Committee. Mr.
White reported favorably on House
bill 10. IAN Act relating to the sale OF
alcohol: amending Section Is, and re
pealing Sections 10. Is and IA Of Act
Ga of the Session Laws Of 1896" The
report was adopted and the third read
ing of the bill set for Saturday.
Mr.. Achi introduced a resolution
asking for $4,000 for laying water
pipes in that district situated mauks
of King street and lying along or neal
the Kalihi road.
Mr.. Paris presented three petition!
from Kona and Kau asking that ia
cob Coerper and his associates b
granted a charter for the construction
of railroad in the districts named
The first petition is from Kau and Il
signed by So taxpayers. The secons
is from South Kona and is signed b,
q taxpayers. while the third is from
North and South Kona and is signes
by SO taxpayers.
Senate Bill No. q came up for thir'
reading. but upon motion Of Mr.. Car
ter it was deferred until Monday.
Mr.. Crabbe gave notice Of his IN
tention of introducing bunch Of bills
They went through the usual course
Senate Bill No. 1v1. relating to tn
appointment Of . third Judge for tn
judicial court Of the FIRST circuit couri
passed It's second reading.
| House Bin No. g. by Robertson
al oct to provide Tor the pfumalgz