The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-06
HOUSE is PROMISED LARGE
AMOUNT OF WORK

also one to encourage the raising of
pineapples.
NO HOPE FOR LAHA1NALUNA.
Senator Achi gave notice of bill pro-
viding that Lahainaluna Seminary
should be converted into an agricul-
tural college.
Senator Brown wanted to know If he
meant an intellectual college" and
then asked whether the college could
be changed under the grant Of the land
made by the Board of Foreign Missions
to the government. Senator Achi was
of the opposite view.
Senator Baldwin stated that he was
we'll acquainted with the provisions and
that the college must be continued as a
sectarian, a Protestant institution. He
doubted whether under the conditions
the appropriation made for agricultural
colleges could be obtained for Lahaina-
luna.
Senator Baldwin called the attention
of the Committee on Rules to the fact
that the Organic Act provided that all
laws must be certified to by the "presid-
ing officer and clerk OF each house" and
he suggested that the secretary sign all
matters as clerk in the future.
Senator Kalauokalani moved for an
adjournment at this stage. He said
that all bills were in the hands of COM
mittees and the Senate had been work
ing so rapidly. that there was nothing
to do.
The motion was not seconded and
Senator Isenberg inquired for informa-
ton regarding the duties of the Gem
mittee on Accounts.
COUNTY BILL.
President Crabbe stated that he had
inquired yesterday Of the House Print
ing Committee regarding the printing
of the County bill, as he was interested
in the measure and had been told by
Fernandez: II get the bill printed when
I'm ready" He had then dropped the
matter
Senator McCandless suggested that
perhaps the Senate had better act
separately in the matter. He understood
that there was little feeling In the
House over the Republican County bin
and the bill introduced by other par
ties.
Senator Brown suggested that II the
House Committee didn't act as they
should, the Republican majority ought
W pass "a ItsolulIbH lHstfuttlnR the
committee what TO do. and take the
matter in their own hands. He said
that the agreement had been for the
House TO print the County bill and the
Governors message, and the Senate
was to bear half the expense. He adj
ded that II the committee as a matter
Of fact wouldn't print the bill then the
Senate should go ahead. The only trou-
BILE was that the delay had already
caused "A waste OF two weeks OF yalu-
able time.
Senator Crabbe stated THE County
bin as you all know II a very bulky
document, ana the one office which IN
printing II 03ulletln) has simply so,
more than u can handle, The printing
~ the County bin ana the Governor
message was 200 much for them"
MAY HAVE ESPERTs.
senator Paris introduced resolution
authprlzlDg tho Committee on Public
Expenditures ~ employ experts for the
examination ~ the several departments
~ The government senator Wilooa
moved az AN amendment that The Com
uiiirr pn iiralih ana Education br pnT,
mliind ~ Employ clork M0candleHa
vented onr fgr the rubllo Lands DOM
inlilrs' Arhi suggested that The Com
nllier pN ArrpuniH Nss alToagl 40
ihHilfe1 a. employ rsprfis, eie. Enna
ipf liHlislp NAH opposed ~ this ana
slated ihai mo lafFef expenditures
should b. Huihpufrl W ibr senate
tho fltplRilgn HsF nngill adopted alil
No NilHpf amendment
fhn pspsie allnuinrd "a rlrfrn
flufh ~ lbs 1sy