The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-04-03

President Crabbc left the chair and
"A d that Senator McCandisss originally
wanted the Pahoa water matter given
TO special committee, and he had no
right to charge the committee with sup
trrssing Information. He said IL he
thought 1t for the public interest he
would vote for the purchase of the
Pauca springs and the Gear-LaEsing
waterworks.
Senator Achi wanted the resolution
adopted. Senator Dickey opposed this,
and Senator Dickey said 1t would be q
reflection upon the committee.
'HLOOd 'HN QNv SSa1UNvooIy
Senator McCandless demed any in
ttrhon 70 reflect Upon the committee.
On Saturday morning" said Senator
McCandless, Il was met by one of the
PARTIES who owns these springs, Mr.
Booth, and he said-'
Senator j. II. Brown directed to any
statement, and McCandless claimed a
question of personal privilege Senator
I. Brown said this was only personal
interview, and not a public or news
paper statement. In spite of repeated
Interruptions, Senator McCandless con-
t'nued to tell about the Booth interview.
lie said to me: You have got a bill
In the Senate for n railroad on the other
side of the Island, and fve got bill
IN the House for the purchase of water.
IL you vote for this bill, I'll -"
Here followed another discussion over
the question of privilege. Senator
Paris, WHO was in the chair, ruled that
THIS was not a question of privilege.
Senator McCandless appealed from the
ruling and called for the yes and noes,
but did rot press the question. He said
further: IF a man tells me that if I
don't vote for his bill he'll kill mine,
think have right to give my reasons.
L only wanted this informa tion for the
Senate. am told that only one-fifth of
the pumping capacity of the 100000
gallon plant at Kalihi is used now be-
cause of lack of pipe"
The motion to refer the resolution to
the special water committee was car
ricd.
THE LOAN BILL.
Senator Dickey moved to have the
loan bill printed. Senator Achi wanted
it taken up right away, and produced
g copy of the Governors message from
the Advertiser, saying this was suffi-
cient. He objected to delay, and said
Ai''T were given also Ill lHe
report of the Public Works Depart
nent.
Senator Dickey Withdrew his motion,
but Senator Baldwin objected that he
couldn't make changes on newspaper
Clipping. Finally, consideration of the
till was postponed until today and the
clerk was instructed to have typewrit-
ten copies made.
CORPORATION BILL PASSED.
The bill amending the law relating
tn foreign corporations and co-partner-
slips passed unanimously, with IA ayes.
COFFEE EXEMPTION KILLED.
The bill exempting coffee and ramie
from taxation failed on third reading
ty a vote of to I.
Senator Achi said the I[onas couldn't
stand the loss from coffee taxation
With county government. Senator
Paris, the introducer, sail the coffee
ands formed but a small part of the
Sona was very small portion of the
strlcts affected |
Senator Kaohi said he was a kamaa-
ma in Kona, and Paris was only
nalihini, and didn't know about the
offee lands. Senator j. T. Brown IA
'ored the bill. The motion to lay the :
III on the table was lost, and the bill
.';,s put on it's passage. 1t was lost on
he following vote: Ayes, J. T. Brown.
Baldwin, Paris, Dickey, Kalauokalani,
nd Crabbe; 6. Noes, Achi. c. Brown,
laiue, Nakaapahu, Kaohi, McCandless,
I'D Wilcox: Z.
The bill amending the vaccination
NV passed third reading, with the
ommttee amendments, providing
enalty for a school teacher admitting
nildren to school without vaccination.
nd also giving the Boari of Health
over to order a general vaccination
Z: case of epidemic. The olll was pass
1 third reading on a strict party vote,
T. Brown, Kaiue. kalauokalani,
aohi and Nakaapahu voting no.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon the bill amending
ne law relating to butter inc PASSED
rlrd reading unanimously.
Action on Senate Bill No. 45, the
Winston franchise, was deferred until
pril en- motion of Senator McCand-
SS
House Bills No. ., 6, 26, IS. 80. and 81
acsed first reading. Several of these
HIS arc exactly similar - Senate bills
assed several weeks ago, and the Sem
te viii have to pass each Of them six
mes. I'VE ought to be glad the House
id that much," said Senator Dickey.
dding that the Senate would have to
ass the bills again, as the House would
OF pass the Senate bills.
SEWER RATES.
Turing the considera tion of the bill
the sanitary districts of
,onolulu and making plumbing regu-
'tions, Senator McCandless reported
pom the Isenberg resolution calling for
'formation regarding sewer rates. He
lated that from December 1909, to
cen made, for which s1,1l2 in fees had
cen made, for which sl.u2 in fes had
cen collected, and s29,54.'.33 as sewer
a tes.
PLUMBING BILL.
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