The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-05
TRAMWAY GHOST
STALKS AGAIN

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"' ''9"' e'''o''is'S were vi mana iirst
thlng In the morning with an attempt to
revivify the Pain franchise bul. A dis
cuesIor ,yas bo,d o,,,, ,h,, ,,,tr,;,
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the ayes ana noes were hnaly counted.
Speaker Akina threw the deciding bal
LOT the minutes ,yere adontad am, h,
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'''e .''' ~ o"' ''o'''
ie"ce had NIUE TO 90 win yesterdays
proceedings. There was n wordy wran-
pl. a. to what yvaa the actual husiress
.r,.ror, ,,,,, t,,,,..,, 49,, H. -,
''' i'o"Se' anu '"'s ran oh LOT
long time before the decision to go on
with the regular routine was reached.
y message was received from the EX-
ecutiVe In reply to Emmeluth's resolu-
ton asking for all executive papers from
the time OF annexation. The Governor
In his reply stated that he was at all
times glad TO furnish any information,
but required specific requests for the
data needed, and added that the House
did not appear to have under considera-
Iol any Sp't'Hc hh.ter referring 10 'he
records mentioned signed, very respect
'uliS' Sah'"ru IS DoIc'
h'preseh'nuVe bechley concluded that
lIe rouse hho n1t neen USED win the
proper considerauoh' owing TO the ab-
lu'lon we sent tne Governor was OBJECT
w., Nv " ny no. pe'nk cer'l,eu TO oy the
I,uuSe secretarN, ana we shou!u see that
'',rS rs communication Is riehtiy slsned'
ne inot,oI TO spread tne ietter upon
Wv, ,ne Journai OF ,he .fouse perore return.
!nE was carried speaker Akina asked
lhat no paa teenns be SHOWN by the
, r,lIpeI -
,.nI'iti.'th III SUPPORTING tne motion 10
i,turn 'ne .e'ter expressed sorrow that
W. pau ,ee'!nEs tNlStihS shouId ne per
P'."'t.u ny the absence OF etquette ana
IuIuSHI To accene TO reasonahle reouests.
ne .lousr was ignorant or the ENecu-
~, w. Dourc', , pruceeulhEs ana the House's
''n,'r "nS 10 oman sucn Information.
Nin 'oiu, sa.d MT Emmeluth. that
rnt.S S u"N .h" Governor - considering
,,"lttrs 'hat shoula hc referred TO the
: ,'ouse instead or the Executive Council
= was preparing resolution In which
lniorn'a'lon was 10 ne asked as to an
extra session. This letter received this
morning r'huers sn"h measure useless
,nrouth the had tecing entertained by
'he executive
Robertson recommended the House to
ro slow n their only objection was the |
absence OF the official title after the slr-
nature. The archives OF the Foreign or |
nee would show that such procedure !
was the custom, not the exception. The /,
''''' ~ WV ''NN'i "''li Il"Nt IUt !
House look ridiculous. The feeling OF
the House at large was that they had
been subjected to premedtatcd Indirnitv. |
More wrangllnG on points Of order oc-
'urred, Monsarrat making reference to
the hot air" INDUCED In by certain /
speakers, Robertson waved sarcastic ns
to the LONELINESS OF the House, and final |
10 House bill ~ was lost by vote OF
'-iS Mahoe wearing chastened express /
sion ms tho vote was announced |
House bin RI, relating TO causes OF eb. I
'once In offices OF Circuit Judges. was
-ood by title for tho second time and .
,.,%ferr'd to the Judiciary Committee.
~ fishes and the adoption of a one-inch .
nosh ns the smallest size, created much .
.grNoelty. prenlergast moved that the
rr" grrcr many oD o,Ss, ,Sc, 'gnt t oo"an sGw any
a"a@n 'omco, n, ,"s s sG yo"o4 %,. A. W ny .