The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-05

Makekau moved a recess be taken
until 1870 o'clock.
Then Robertson gave notice or "a bill
to amend procedure in the Circuit
Court.
Mossmann gave notice of bill to put
all electric wires underground in towns
of over 500 population. as follows
Mr.. Speaker
Dear SRI hereby give notice of my
intention to introduce an act entitled,
AN Act relating to the time within
which all wires used for telegraph,
telephone, or for the purpose of oper
ating street railways, or for lighting
in cities and towns of over 500 popula-
ton shall be placed not less than two
feet underground.
WIN. MOssMANN, JR..
Representative. Fifth District.
The following communication was
read:
TO the Honorable Speaker and Mem
bers of the House of Representa-
tiVes:
| have the honor to advise your hon
Orable body that Senators kalauokala-
nj. kaiue, Carter, Baldwin and kaohl,
have been appointed a subcommittee
To act with the committee or nine of
the House of Representatives to go to
MolOkai and investigate the conditions
there, and report to the Senate. / have
the honor to be, very respectfully,
EDGAR CAYPLESS,
Clerk of the Senate.
The following notice was read:
Hon. j, ~. Akina, Speaker, House of
Representatives:
Sir-I hereby give notice of my inten-
ton to introduce the following bills:
l. An act relating to practice and
procedure in criminal cases, and
amending sections |, 2, and A. or
chapter 40, of the Session Laws of
1876.
,. An act relating to the criminal
jurisdiction of district magistrates, and
amending section /. of act 4, of the
Laws of 1896 and section II, Of chap
tor a. of the Laws OF 1892
\. q. NJ. ROBERTSON,
Representatives Fifth District.
communication from the clerk OF
the Senate was read, informing the
House of the appointment of Il Senate
committee to act with the House COM
mittec of nine on the visit to the Leper
Settlement Robertson moved that the
House committee of nine be instructed
I'd act jointly with the Senate COM
mittee,
Chairman Prendergast, of the print
ing committee reported House Bin 6
printed.
The committee on transportation for
! the Molukai trip, reported they had
leave at 10 p m.
Monsarrat asked who were the 9TH
ers' included in the report of the COM
mittec as going on the TRIP besides the
legislators and reporters.
Beckley said they were w O. Smith,
former president Of the Board of
Health; DIR, Engles, a specialist. and
Commissioner OF Agriculture Wray
Taylor Beckley said Taylor knew
about the forests of Molokai, and w.
%, Smith would be OF great help to
them.
Judge Galbrnith would also Co. said
BeCkl"y, ana Superintendent Reynolds,
OF the settlement,
kauiho said h. objected 10 Ihis. He
failed 10 see how the transportation
committee could assume the right 10
inyite others lie believed the taking
OF doctors and others 10 the settlement
would restrain lrprrs from telling the
truth The only proper way 20 get the
evidence thry wanted, as asked by
their constituents. wac 40 60 Win rur
porlnrs only iin urged thuf all others
be- excluded
HeeklrN ~ the transportation pom-
mitlrr, said thar boz order in properly
luNyyl tho many complaints made
by lfprlH "a MAS necessary 60 have tbs
doctor Hui othofH some ~ those Cons
nuri lu tho HrlllfWHni claimed thry
We're nNi rprra ANA a. investigate
huen elaine 10 Wah necessary 40 have
"A specialist hlih ihr pnfi} Justice
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matter Nl establishing ronfih
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