The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-05
Speaker Aklna: "Rullng la correct"

speaker Akinh: Ruling IL correct"
Eumalnc: 81 wish TO dcfcnd.-"
HobcrtHon: "You, too, are out OF or
der"
tumaiac: MS that 80, Mr.. spcakcrg'
Speaker Aklnu: "Ycs; there Is nothing
bcfOr" the House"
the committee Of investigation as ap-
pointed by Speaker Aklnn consisted OF
Eopron"Uinl"or Kumalac. Bccklcy, Ma
kokHu, KcllilfoH. Mnhoc, Puuki and Em-
ucIuih; tho last named asked to be OK
cligod on account Of pressure Of commit
too work on hau., but failed 30 gain his
point,
Several notices OF introductlons by
members we're then read.
4 notice Of Introduction was made by
ItobcrtHon Of an act TO provide for the
pronunciation " laws.
a bill was introduced by Emmcluth 10
amend sections I ana Of Session Laws
Of 1880, and passed its first reading.
Bccklcy asked for an authorization OF
tho Smith Standard Telephone Company
| for the city OF Honolulu.
a communication TO Emmcluth as
! chairman Of the Finance Committee
| from the Department OF Public Instruc.
| ton contained an account or charges by
| Mr.. Dlckcy, architect for plans on school
| buildings amounting 10 BiJO. The same
was referred 10 the Committee on Edu-
cation.
Kclnkoa asked for 1900 for Kona court
houses.
The minority report OF the police box
instrument system calling for $4,000 for
the installation Of that system submit
tod the opinion that Honolulu Is not yet
/ large enough for such system; that
the local police force costs too much al
ready, and that II the alarm system were
constructed the cost should be borne by
the City alone and not by the Terri
tory The majority report favored the
adoption Of the bill.
Makckau then proceeded to evolve an
"uloRy on the wonders OF electricity and
the wave OF prosperity that ne saw com
Ing 10 Honolulu on the rays OF the
morning sun"
Representative Robertson, who occu-
pies the next desk TO Makckau, found
the rays too torrid for his liking, and
proposed an adjournment. which precipl-
tatcd crowd OF hungry members into
n vote Of AVER Makekau swallowed
his hnlf-spoken sentence an an appetizer
ana went to luncheor-possibly to Mol
ter.
The afternoon opened with an ex-
I change Of plcagantries between Moss
man ana MOnshrrat a. TO the merits II
the police box System. The latter OBJ
joctcd 10 Moasman'B remark that SIR.
COneo, the expert on patrol boxes, was
known 10 the High Sheriff and moved
that tho majority report be accepted.
| ilaaheo moved that the minority report
be accepted.
Makoknu said TINT IN a Knnsna city
ono CHIEF, three policemen ana four de-
toctlycs only were found necessary,
D,ckoy; "Tbat b a Prohibition Sta "
MakokHu3 There are no towns whore
men DO not drink Eden WAS the Only
| place whore no lnt0Xicnnts were used"
! Tho majority report was voted on anl
! a point raised ns ~ AkInn's ability 20
vote.
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