The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-29
THE LEGIsLATURE.
Second Session of the Territorial Law
Making Body Of 1908.

lug lot lTauculs5s, a ue olil idlieu
a secoud time, Ia to 10.
l1S, relating TO partnerships, also
failed, ID to l6; 100, relating to
trials by referees, q to 6; $50, relat
ing to the bonds of public officials,
| 81 to 2.
The Senate returned House Joint
Resolution 1, relating to the APP
pointment of Commissioners to the
st Louis Exposition, and also OF
Joint Resolution 9. relative to the
taking over OF sertain streets in Ke-
walo, as being both ooncurred in.
Notifications were read from Sc
cretary Carter OF bills signed by the
Governor, Acts h6, registering
and confirming titles to land; 81,
relating to the Board OF Health; 5S,
Hilo free public recreation ground;
SO, to reorgan 70 aud regulate the
militia; 60, to provide against en-
bezz'ement by public officers; 2-6l
to repeal the stamp duty; 81, to
prevent the furnishing OF intoxi-
cants TO inebriates and minors; G3,
pay OF witnesses; "a, digest OF Su-
preme Court reports; 65, relating to
the Fire Marshal and Chief Eugi-
neer Fire Department; 3-66, relat-
ing to frauds in the sale OF butter;
81, to encourage the Kona, K au rail-
way; 60, repeal. Act "a Of 1895;
SO, to regulate and license the in .
surance business; 70, to regulate the
practice of pharmacy.
Vida, firm Police, reported o.
all ged bribery of members as pub,
blished in the Star, and censures
the editor for conduct uLbscoming
| jourualist.
Purdy, from Accounts, presented
report on ths expenditures Of the
SESSION amounting to $37,363.70
leaving a balance OF $2,236.30
Purdy added that more bills had
bsen introduced and the work cor
spoadingly large, the expenses
were less than those OF the last
session. (Many showed pleased ex-
pressious on their faces.)
The Pauoa Water Springs veto
was then taken up, and after being
read, the motion to sustain the same
was then put, tho.e Yoring it te
say faye" and those opposed no.
and resulted in 8 ayes AID 20 nays
bat the Speaker ruled that the veto
mad been sustained.
The next was the veto on the
General Municipal Bill. Kumalae
on a motion to override, Informed
members that word had just beer
received from the Senate that it hac
been overriddsn by Ii to L. ard
asked members to do the same
The result Of the vote was Is syel
to IL nays, and tbs Chair declared
the veto sustained.
Ga a reconsideration, moved by
Fernandez, OF the Pauoa Watel
Springs veto was overridden by q
to 8, the Speaker voting with Thu
msjor;ty, saying that he would vot'
, against the Governor everytime
Greenwich, on suspension Of thu
rules, offered resolution to Civ,
, the clerk and stenographer 80 day
| extra within which to complete th
a journal and that the came contain
} a statement Of all warrants draws
? and paid. Kun alao moved to strik
; out the paragraph calling for thu
J list Of warrants and the names o
i those to whom paid aud for what
8 because there seemed to be an in
q tent to hlackaa the Hswaiisus
;, areenwell replied thet it was i
r, Justice to the people TO know no
>, their money had been spent. Th
), Speaker then said that il it we
;, meant to cast rejection upon hir
Is as to his conduct of the affairs c
J. the session, he WAS ready to resig
8, now from the Chair, He isrthe
I said that The House had either
8, reject the resolution or take hi
V resignation. The Kum,lse ameno