The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-30
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bills have been introduced and referred
to committees; and,
Whereas, such committees have had
ample time to report on said bills, eth
er favorably or unfavorably, and that
such delay materially retards the work
of the Senate; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the clerk prepare
list of all Senate bills not reported from
Committee, showing number and title of
each BILL date of reference and to what
committee referred and that said list
be posted in a conspicuous place In the
Senate chamber for the information of
members and the public: and. be it fur
Their
Resolved, That all committees report
to the Senate in writing and without de-
lay, as to whether or not clerical assist
ance or places for meeting, either, is
necessary to expedite their labors or any
other reasons why such bills have not
been reported.
NICHOLAS Russell.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1901
Cecil Brown seconded the resolution.
and Senator White, for whose benefit the
resolution was introduced, said thai ;iie
committee work was not like eating poi
out of a calabash or swallowing, say,
soda water from a glass; 1t was a Sc
rious matter and necessitated a great
deal of investigation. He knew that
Russell wanted the Dispensary bill re-
ported. The bill was very lengthy. and
DIR. Russell, being the father of the bill,
should realize the work the committee
had on hand
| II am not re fadder of re BILL" cried
! the irate Russell, and White, accep ,ing
the statement. suggested the possibility
of the Senator being the grandfather OF
the bill Then arose a desultory debate
and the resolution carried.
1t was Immediately followed by the IN
PRODUCTION of the following resolution,
Whereas Senate bill AZ, AN Act 80
! Regulate the Manufacture, Transports
! ton and Sale of Liquors, Opium and
Ava and Other Intoxicants Within the
Territory of Hawaii" was introduced in
the Senate on March 18th. and in a
short time thereafter referred to the
standing Committee on Intoxicants; and.
| Whereas, said committee has failed ito
report thereon; therefore be 1t
! Resolved, That the Committee on In
toxicants be and It is hereby directed and
: required to return said Senate bill AZ to
| the Senate without delay, either with
! or without report; that further action
may be aiken thereon.
| NICHOLAS Russell.
! Dated this 18th day of March, 1901.
The Senator from Olaa was hot. He
said, eff the Dispensary bill was to be
| killed, let 1t be done IN broad daylight
| by an honest vote, but don't let the bill
be smothered in the dark night, as the
Senator from Lahaina wishes to do"
! Before White could get a chance to
say something disagreeable, the Govern
or's secretary entered the sanctum and
I delivered the following brief message,
which caused the Senators to drop their
! interest in Russers harangue. The mes
sage reads:
A Message to the Senate of the Terri
! tory of Hawaii:
| I herewith submit for your action the
following appointments:
Edmund Pearson Dole, Attorney Gen
eral, June IA, 1900.
Theo. F. Lansing. Treasurer, June Is
1900.
John A. McCandless, Superintendent OF
Public Works, June II. 1900.
Alatau T. Atkinson, Superintendent o.
Public Instruction, June IA, 1900.
Jacob Foster Brown. Commissioner O.
Public Lands, June ID, 1900.
Wray Taylor, Commissioner of Agri
culture and Forestry, July g. 1900.
Herbert Clark Austin, Auditor, June ID
1900
Henry Clay Meyers, Deputy Auditor
June ID 1900.
Arthur NJ Brown, High Sheriff. Jun
a, 1900
Walter Eugene Wall, Surveyor, Febru
airy l, 1901.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, SANFORD B. DOLE.
Executive Chamber. March q. 1901.
IJpon motion of Senator Cecil Brow
: the message will be considered on Tues
day next.
Senator Russell passed a few more re
marks and his resolution carried, a
did the following one offered by Senate
Carter:
Resolved, That whereas, the estimate
( for the coming biennial period were du
: " submitted, as required by the Organi
Act; and
Whereas, the estimates were given t
the Judiciary Committee in order tina
they should prepare a bill; now there
fore be ii
Resolved. That the Judiciary Commit
tee be and hereby is instructed to retur
said estimates to the Senate forthwith
for further action c. r. CARTER,
Senator Third District.
The order of the day was called an
Achi's bin relating to taxation on pee
Pile with five children (they call it III
Portuguese BID was referred to the il
dietary Committee. Bill No. so, relatin
60 taxes, was Ielel Gu 70 'ie SoHliiii
tee on Ways and Means and Bill No. 5
= relating to storage of kerosene oil, wa
referred TO the Miscellaneous Commit
tee.
Senator Russell, under suspension
the rules, gave notice OF the followin
important measures:
l. The Public Health Act.
2 An Act Providing for the Creatio
of the Office of Transportation Commi
sioner.
g. An Act Providing a System OF TAI
alton for the Hawaiian Territory.
The Senate adjourned to this morning
!, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES