The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-05-10
Most of Former
Officers Are
Reelected.
Says Governor Must Go...Becklcy
Chosen to Visit and Bother
the President.
THE legislative show is again
open, with new attractions on the

open, with new attractions on the
bill. The Senate convened short
ly after 10 o'clock, with all members
present except Baldwin and c. Brown.
Senator "Oily Bill White opened the
entertainment by calling the attention
OF the Senate to the fact that 1t was
customary for the clerk to call the
House to order at the opening OF an
extra session.
Clerk Caypless took the chair. and
Senator Carter Immediately moved the
election of Senator S. e. Kaiue as per-
manent president. Senator oily Bill''
got in his ready "kokola" There be-
ing no further nominations, Kaiue was
unanimously declared elected to be
ringmaster of the greatest show on
the Hawaiian Islands.
President Kaiue, upon taking the
chair thanked the members for their
unanimous choice, and asked for the
help and cooperation of the members
in the fulfillment of his duties as pres
ident, as there would probably be times
when such help would be needed, as
there would no doubt be some warm
times" against some of the chairs de-
cisons.
"Oily Bill seemed determined to
take most of the honors in the way Of
nominations for no sooner had the
president concluded his speech than he
jumped to his feet, and after a few
preliminary punches at space, placed
Kalauokalani's name before the Sem
ate for the vice presidency. Senator
the clerk was ordered to cast a unani-
nous vote for Kalauokalani, who
thanked the members for the honor
conferred upon him.
Senator Achi then moved the rules
of the last regular session be adopted,
for the extra session, which carried.
Senator Achi was again recognized,
and introduced a resolution reappoint-
ing all the old officers with the excep-
tion of the stenographer, whose SER
vices the Senators think are not need
ed. The resolution was adopted.
Senator Ach thought the honorable
members should be sworn in again.
Senator Carter suggested that their
credentials should also be examined,
saying it was merely matter of form,
and as this was distinct session.
form should be observed.
On Senator Achi's motion, Messrs.
Achi, Baldwin, c. Brown, ]. Brown,
Carter Crabbe, Kahilana, Kaiue, Ka-
lauokalani, Kanuha, Kaohi, Nakaapaa-
hu, Paris. Russell and White, were de-
clared members of the Senate for the
extra session.
Upon Achi's motion, the chair APP
pointed Senators Carter, Kalauokalani
and ]. T. Brown, committee Of three
to wait on Chief Justice Frear. and
have him swear the members in. The
Senate then took recess to await the
return OF the committee.
After a fifteen minutes delay the
committee returned with the chief JUS
tice, who Immediately administered the
oath.
Senator Carter then moved that the
clerk notify the House that the Senate
was organized and ready for business,
which carried.
Senator Carter moved an adjourn
ment be taken until 10 o'clock this
morning, in order to give the president
time to appoint his committees, and to
await the pleasure Of the lower house,
who were not ready, and besides which
a joint committee would have to be
appointed to wait on the Governor and
notify him the Legislature was ready
for business.
Senator White seconded the motion.
Senator Kanuha objected, as did Achi
and Russell, who wanted to commence
proceedings at once.
Achi suggested taking a recess until
2 D. m.
The president put the motion to ad-
journ before the House, which carried,
and at 1880 the grand opening of the
Legislative circus closed.