The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-21

detected that the word forty had
been spelled with a u Here vas
trouble and in quantities to SUIT the
tastes Of the most fastidious The
representatives wrestled At length
over the knotfy problem until the er-
ror was corrected. after many yards
Of rel tape had been expended and
Yesterday morning the bill showed
up al the Senate and was greeted rs
an old friend by Clerk Caypless- II
was again read. but as the clerk had
the context Of the measure down By
heart. he succeeded in reciting the old
familiar provisions. at the same time
noting the look Of anticipation upon
the features OF some Of the senators
Accompanying the bin was certi-
fcate from Speaker Akina and Clerk
Meheula. stating:
we do hereby certify that, upon a
reconsideration Of the vote by which
the House OF Representatives concur
red in the Senate amendment 10
House Bill No. /. entitled An Act to
Appropriate money for the purpose OF
defraying the expenses OF the session
Of the Legislature Of the Territory q
Hawaii OF the year 1901 from the Pub
lie Treasury. to wit: TO strike out
the letter n in the word 'fourty IN
the second line OF section / thereof;
that a further amendment was male
BY this House to wit: to substitute
the word approval for the word pub
Ifca;ion' in the second line OF the SEE
ond section OF the draft OF said BIZ
as amended and transmitted to THIS
house By the Senate, and which DRAFT
Is hereto attached; and thereupon
this House reconcurred in the amend
ment made By the Senate as herein
aforesaid.
According to the idea of Mr.. Brown,
II presented To he courts for de-
cfsion. the bill 1ould be thrown out
because Il was not worth the paper
IL was written on. The bill had been
amended by the Senate and returned
10 the House. The latter body con-
Cured In the amendment of the Sen
ate and this was as far as the House
had a right to go. Instead of that.
they reconsidered the bill. tackled on
another amendment and then sent II
up TO the Senate again. The House
had but one course 10 pursue-to con-
cur in or not TO concur in the amend
ment OF the Senate
The minority Of the Senate seemed
united upon one point and that was:
II would probably be the best thing
for the Senate to introduce a bill OF its
own. pass II in three days and then
send Il on to the House for its APP
prevail
Many Of the Senators took a hand
in the general debate A motion was
made and seconded that the Senate
concur in the amendment of the House
and refer the bill to the Committee
on Enrolment. Revision and Printing.
Noon adjournment prevented action
eing taken in the matter
The morning routine was brief but
lively. A number OF House bills came
up for second reading and were re-
ferred 10 the committees:
Mr.. Paris presented a petition from
l5S citizens of North Kona TO the
Legislature of Hawaii, dated March l,
1901. as follows:
l. $500 for road from Kailua to
join the Keauhou road.
2. Widen the upper road in North
Kona. $4,000.
s. $4,000 TO complete upper gov
eminent road North Kona to South
Kohala.
4. $4,000 repair bridges and roads
In North Kona.
This report was laid on the table |
TO be considered with the appropria-
ton bill.
Mr. Kahilina introduced the follow
ing resolution which was laid on the |
table to be considered with the Ap-
preparation Bill:
ioff "a
Thousand Dollars (s6000) be set aside |
for the road from Kaliwai. District of |
Hanalei. Island of Kauai. to Kealakai-
ole. the boundary of Hawaiian Dis
triet
? That an appropriation Of Three
Thousand Dollars (s3000) be set aside
Tor the road in Moloaa, District of Ka-
waihau. Island of Kauai.
MIR. Kanuha introduced a request
from the Board of Health for an ap-
preparation of something like s6e5S
for settlement OF plague claims. Re
ferred TO Committee on Public Expen-
ditures.
MIR. Paris introduced bin to amend
Section s6S OF the Civil Code relating
to injunctions.
Mr.. White reported favorably on
Senate bin 81. entitled IAN Act to reg.
uiate fees of witnesses and jurors"
recommending its passage. The re-
port was laid on the table to be con-
sidered with the bill.
The third reading OF Senate bill No.
6 was deferred until today.
House bill No. came up for second
reading. but on motion of Mr.. Achi
the measure was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Health, with Presi.
dent Russell added as an advisory
member.
House bill No. 13 passed its second
reading aud was referred 10 the Ju.
dietary Committee. I
House bill No, Is PASSED its second
reading and was referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee
House bin no. IS passed its second 4
'eading and was referee to the Ju-
iiciary Committee.
Senate bin No. 2S. introduced by =
Senator Crahbe. regarding the unlaw.
al wearing of c. A. r. badge or
inform. was taken up and received
he hearty endorsement Of both fac Il
ions. After passing its second read. S
ne. with consideration Of the report W
rom the Military Committee. the bill %
Tas set for third reading today. q
The Senate adjourned at noon
Remarkable Cures of rheumatism.
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