The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-29

I ton of a certain resolution introduced
on the 18th inst, and duly passed by
this House-the Governor stating that the
request was too sweeping ETC.; and,
Whereas, the information sought is of
character properly within the prov
inCe of this House to enquire into, con-
slider, pass on and ratify or reject ac
ccrdingly, as the law and the sense of
this House may determine; therefore, be
/ Resolved, That the resolution herein
referred to and hereto attached be
amended by inserting the words "if not
inconsistent with the public service" aft
er the word requested" so the same
shall read sis hereby requested, If not
inconsistent with the public service, to
furnish this House with the following"
etc; and
That the clerk of this House certify to
the Governor of this Territory the reso-
luton as hereby amended.
/ The resolution referred to the second
request of which the Governor advised
the House that he would accede to as
soon as the transcript could be made up,
passed the House March u, 1901, and
read as follows:
Resolved, that the Governor of the
Territory of Hawaii be, and he is here
by, requested to furnish this House with
the following: Originals or copies of all
letters, records, books, documents, pa
pers and vouchers of every nature, kind
and description whatsoever, relative to
transactions of the Executive Department
of the Government from the annexation
of these Islands to the United States to
date.
House the correspondence between the
| President of the late Republic of Ha-
wall and A. S. Hartwell, the alleged I'M
official delegate to Washington during
the so-called transition period.
/ Mr.. Gilfillan got through resolution
calling on Superintendent of Public
Works McCandless for copies of the
correspondence relating to ownership
of the Naval wharf at the foot OF
Richards street, and Mr. Monsarrat
finally got his resolution in shape ask
ing Attorney General Dole for corre-
spendence relating to the removal OF
Judge Moanauli of Hamakua, the resig-
nation of II. s. Overend as deputy sher-
if at Hamakua and the appointment of
Mr.. Lyman in his place. This is the
information which the Attorney Gener-
al had previously declined to give.
Three resolutions for appropriations
We're introduced and two of them
adopted one by Kaauwai for $1,000 for
a school house and cottage at Kappa,
improving Saratoga road, Waikiki,
which runs close to his house and CON
meets Waikiki road with the Beach
road.
Hihio was not so fortunate and his
resolution asking for $4,000 for roads
and bridges for Lahaina district was
laid upon the table, To come up with
the appropriation bill
Mr. Puuki brought I'm the only petit
tions two for appropriations aggregat-
Ing 200 for roads and bridges on
Kauai. This, too, will come up with
the appropriation bill. The same course
was taken with n resolution reported
back from the public expenditures COM
mittee asking for $4,000 for roads In
Puma.
/ one bill came back from the COM
|mittee, the school library bill, by ka-
wnhon, The finance committee recon
mended that the bin be tabled until the
House could ind out whore the money
was 20 come from 10 buy the libraries
which report was adopted
/ The Spectre of the House" Prender-
CASTS Hawaiian Tramways franchise
bin, turned up again, but Mr. Makekau
thought Il better "stay out" ana back
10 The table ID went after the trouble
had been gone through with OF susr
pending The rules 90 take n M The
plan Was 90 send u 90 Makainal's romr
mitifh ON public lands ana Internal imr
prnNemrutsr 20 which had been referred
ihr big petitions that came IA last
Monday ln relation 90 lt hut there Was
N1 trouble in shrNWg lhr nlll agAin
Vice epeahor B9rkry Wsde another
FHHi rfrarl fnr himself IN thp despatch
uf business ana ihn House adjourned
about noon Hu motion Nf Nr Robertson
NIlN another eileen SLATE all business
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