The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-22
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Quick Action Resolu-
ton Passes Both
Houses.
WOULD not VAT any LONGER
PLAY THE GAME OF POLITICS
WITH THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICERS. .
House Kills Senate Bill Number ana
Senate Passes the G. A. r. But
ton Aet-oiekey Again In the
Lime-Iisht.

lime-lisht.
| Senate Bill No. was assassinated
by the House of Representatives yes
terday- The bill is the one which
was intended to make the fiscal period
Of this Territory conform with tina;
Of the United States The discussion
OF the previous day left the matter
in an uncertain condition, but the
House had apparently decided -
teach the Senate the lesson that IN
due liberties must not be taken with
measures originating in the House.
The bill was very effectively killed
A communication was received
from the Superintendent Of Public
Works relating to some minor. ques-
tons that had been prcpoun led 70
him. Emmeluth also asked
core n ere csss;iens of Il.
Official pertaining to the Pail road
contract. The session was active in
disposing of the work on the Sreak-
er's table and at the conclusion of
the morning session the decks were
cleared and the members thought
that the body would adjourn over the
rest of the day, but such was not the
case.
The last of the matters on the or
der of the day was the third rea.ling
of Bill No. II, but owing to the al
sence of the sage of Merchant
street." Representative Robertson,
the bill was laid over
Ewaliko introduced two dog bills
and bill to allow non-medical prac
titioners to treat leprosy. Prender-
CAST gave notice of bill to make It
possible to get damages for the I'M
lawful killing of human being.
Then Beckley introduced the Public |
Health Act" 1t is a voluminous docu- |
ment and provides for the abolition Of |
the present Board of Health and the |
of board composed of a |
from each of the five coun- |
lies specified in the County Govern
nent Act"
A message was received from the
Senate. informing the House that the |
Senate had passed the G. A. R Button t
Act and that it was now up to the
house," The bill was passed first
eading.
Kingdom C. Dickey got away with
mother nice little talk. When the
ill was read he arose and in his
most impressive style seconded the
~ 10 hot
lie was the only member of the lower
louse who had the right to wear the
'utton of the Grand Army and that
lie considered it such an honor ina.
le quite agreed with the Senate tina.
he privilege should be discreetly
,uarded.
The House looked admiringly at
he statesman and then one of the
MEMBERS from the rear seats asked
i'm what the G.. A. R. Button meant.
hickey was so overcome at the men,
er's pleasantly that he was unable
D reply The real fun Of the day
anne when the House considered the
wo communications received from
low. s. B. Dole and the one from the
anford B. Dole and the one from the
ecretary of the Territory, denying
ne House certain documents in tie ,
ossession of those officers. There 4
as not a great amount of talk on the
lbject, as the members were little
10 sore to give their feelings free :
Elm. They came very near resolving (
, put future requests on the Secre-
Try. in the form of mandatory orders. {
s it was the House passed this reso-
ltion:
That all communications received
y the House of Representatives dur
& this present session Of the Legls-
ture from the Honorable Governor (,
the Territory other than the Gov
'nor's message. be spread upon the |
urnal Of this House forthwith and {
at all communications which may
the future be received from the
Governor be spread imme-
ately upon the receipt thereof. by
e House upon the journal of the
ouse and that all communications /
ceived during this present session
the Legislature from the Honor :
lie Secretary of the TERRITORY be t
read upon the journal OF the House
i'd that all communications which {
ay be received in the future from r
e Honorable Secretary be spread e
upon the receipt there
hv the House. upon the journal OF r
e House Ia
The purpose of the resolution is to
/ the National Government know n
e exact position taken by the Eve q
tive ofjciais In their dealings with .
e House of Representatives.
A joint resolution of the Senate 10 p
ke the place of House Bill No. I
Is sent down and the members If
e lower house accepted It because d
the uncertainty OF human Affairs n
d the possibility that the members q
,nld need the money" before the o
gular bill for their remuneration F
uld be signed and returned by the
ecutive. Il
The hard fought battle in the House n
out ten days ago with reference to q
J temporary extension of the IRE
ITS over the burned portion of Csi 2
town. came to naught- for the Sem p
! allowed the resolution to die . n
tural death on the table Of the mp y
+ house There was Z fx>d limit Ia
time and the Senate did not act VI
hin It
IN THE SENATE
ne session at the Senate yesfer- =
developed no very startling | te
turea During the course Of the n
several disccrdxnt anvil Choir. .
= we're Turned loose. at which n
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