The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-08
YESTERDAY WAS PEACEFUL
IN THE LEGISLATURE
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Introduce n resolution ON wuye and
means to pay the plague bills. The
anne was read and adopted as follows:
Resolved, that the committee on
nance be requested to forthwith take
~ the consideration of the matter II
he ways and means Of paying claims
'eferred to In House bill 4, and that
hey submit bill or bills to provide
Ich ways and means"
The House then took n recess until
. o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session opened slowly.
There was a bare quorum present at
u'c.oCk, and the Speaker called In vain
on the order OF the day for House blis
). ana 5, the various authors be hg
absent. uuki asked to have The laHt
nancd bill read by tie for the secohd
time. MakalnaI said the bin had been
referred to tne Committee on Education
and there was no report. BeCkley vClun-
tecT.d the Information that the bill had
not reached that committee, ana upon
motion IL was referred to that commit
oe. The Speaker I, u"u that the bII was
not cor eCtly translated and Therefore
the clerk had not referred II, according
to the W al of the House. Prendergast
asked for a reconsideration, and the bill
was finally referred to the Committee on
Enro. iment
BiIl was again called up for second
reading Robertson moved ii be consid-
cred section by section, which passed.
he blI related to guard anship. The
report of the Committee on judiciary was
read. wh ch favored the passage of the
bill as read
The bill was adopted on it's second
reading by the three sections and the
enactlng clause. Upon motion OF Robert
son. the bin will be typewriter and read
for the third time tomorrow.
House bill Z. introduced by Hoogs. was
brought up for second read ng. This b.ll
clates to the placing of electr c wires
IN the streets. Hogs moved 1t be refer
rcd 10 the Committee on Public Lands
and Internal improvements.
Robertson. who came in after the or
der Of the day had been called, grew
anxious about bill 6. which related to the
sale Of real estate by guardians. The
Speaker asked that II be given its sec
ond reading. The Judiciary Committee
in its report that the bill
he passed. Kaniho wanted the introdu-
Ger Of the bill to explain why the former
sections should be repealed Robertson
said he was willing but thought he would
be ruled out of order IL he made the at
tempt. kaniho persisted that he should
have more information. and waved his
copy OF the bill menacingly toward Rob
ertson. The latter sent for a copy of
the Civil Code and then proceeded to
iouse Kaniho with such q flow legal
that Kaniho became be-
wildered and wore look upon his face
rs If he wondered what sort of mess
he had stirred up. However. having
gained his point and started Robertson 4
on n long speech. he delyed into mass
of papers on his desk, and listened to
but little OF the explanation. Upon mo-
on of Robertson. the bill passed its
second reading. and after being type
written will be read for the third time
tomorrow.
Dlckey asked to be allowed to intro
duce bill, but was told to sit down as
the House was then In the midst OF the
reading of bills under the order OF the
day.
House bill 10 was next considered for
Its second reading. This was an Act to
amend section 30 OF chapter LVII of the
that the Circuit Court shall consist of
three Judges. to be styled First. Second
and Third Judges respectively, either OF
whom may hold court The judiciary
Committee recommended that the bill .
pass.
Robertson said the law at the present
me provided for only two Judges and
hat there is such an accumulation OF
business that the third judge IL neces-
'ary to clear the dockets The appoint
nent would have to be made by Presi- !
lent Mckinley. as the salary Is paid
" Congress
It Is stated that District Magistrate {
vie a. Dickcy is n candidate for this {
nice. ,
Kan no came up like n 'ump nG- Jock as
Don as Robertson finished his explana- :
Ion In his usual spirit OF contrarlness,
lie Couldn't see IT. rs Robertson and
thCrs did. He thought that the two
nd IA.
would make It an Incumhrance upon the
ln'ted States to paw the salary The
House enioved good laugh at the eS-
cnsc Of Kaniho.
Avlctt disagreed with KanIho. He
bought the people OF Hawaii knew
'cIr needs and the recommendation TO I
nrErcss should be made. AS children s
the United States, the people or Ha- L
al had right TO appeal for n third i
idsc 10 Congress. There could not I
ms much trouble with the third judge i
: without HIM. Upon motion. tho hill n
'sscd Its second reading desnite Kant !,
1s clownish endanvors to ohstruct e. !,
pom motion of Robertson the bin viii !,
typewr'tten and read for the third 4
me tomorrow. y
Robertson then called for the report /
the committee on the pet ton OF the
,y-three residents of Waialua who -
lshed the United States quarantine L
WIS abolished In Hawaii. The Commit q
e OF Public Health reported that the Il
aver Of the petition was beyond the p
wers OF the Legislature and the petit 4
III should ho rejected. kanlho as a
embor of the comm ttee was for once
accord with his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
ekey moved that the report be adopt
J, The motion was carried and Mahoe's
y petition was rudcly cast into utter
Irkness
House bin 10 received consideration
'd was read by title, THIS was a bul
repeal certain obsolete laws. Robert,
- moved It ho referred to the commit.
q on Judiciary
House hlll ~. IAN Act 20 Repeal Soc.
IN M ~ tho CiYil Laws OF 1871 Rrlgt.
b o. thu Publication OF prnnguent
"A LIST was. upon motion OF Haa. on
%, i'i'.roa Co tho Committee ON III m
.luuto hIll % was read for the second ~
hy tilr This was an Act no abal- lh
I,is'NHl htr and tu rup.l zoos ar
@ ~ ar1 Nu nr M. own code M
thereto. "a Waa referred to
nance Committee. ru
'tHri I'm ihH Committee ON H.
be-.