The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-27
THE SENATE PASSES
THE COUNTY BILL
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coming into the Senate lobbying. We
are acting like lot OF school boys"
Senator c. Brown said he didn't like
the term school boy" thrown In his
face, or to have 1t said that he was not
capable Of Judging for himself.
Senator Isenberg said he had as much
right as any one to make an amend
ment, and didn't like to have j. T.
brown shut him Of or sit upon him.
Senator Achi wanted the bill to go
back to the committee. but the motion
WIS lost.
Senator Isenberg's amendment limit
irg the road to carrying small par
cells" carried.
Dickey proposed new amendment
& ling the Kohala Railroad three years
to construct its road from waiakea to
Hakalau, after the approval of this act
by Congress. failing which the Hilo
Electric Company may build to Ha-
ralau.
The bill then passed unanimously, 13
ayes.
A motion to adjourn lost.
A bill exempting coffee and ramie
from taxation passed second reading
UNANIMOUSLY, to be read third time on
Monday.
The loan appropriation bill was made
the special order of the day for Tues
day.
The bill relating to vaccination passed
second reading, to be read third time
on Monday.
The following bills were referred to
&C mnittees: No. Ill, to health and
education; No. ia, to public lands; No.
11s, to judiciary; No. 119. to miscellan-
eous; No. 129, to ways and means; No.
100, to ways and means; No. 13l, to
Judiciary; No. 1922 to special water
ca ton.
"A recess was taken until 1880 o'clock
COUNTY BILL PASSED.
ards giving county government to Ha-
wall. The county bill passed third
reading unanimously last evening, those
10 whom the honor of voting for 1t fell
being: Senators Ach. Baldwin. C. |
Brown. Crabbe, pickey. McCandless.
Paris. Kaiue, KaIauokalani and Wilcox.
Woods. j. Il. Brown, Kaohi and ,Naka-
paahu Were absent. the latter still be-
ing i'll.
There were but few changes made in
The last seventy-four pages. The Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction was
bdded as member of the Board of
Public Institutions, on motion of Achi,
Senator kalauokaiani's attempt to raise
the salary of Waterworks Superintend-
Crt from $4,000 to $1,000 failed Receipts
FOR all public buildings are to be given
by county officers to the Governor.
Senator Kalauokalani wanted the ap-
of $4,000 for Oahu raised
to 100000. Lost.
Senator McCandless called attention
TO the fact that the total amount, $780,
Co appropriated for the use Of counties
would exceed by 100000 the money in
The hands of the Treasurer on January
|. 1904
The reading Of the bill was finished
1t $3.50 !
The supplemental report of the COM ,
nittee. fixing salaries, was adopted. c
Senator Baldwin moved an amend s
nent to the merchandise license section
'utting the license from $500 to one !
'ourth per cent on the gross sales. :
LOST I
Senator Brown moved the passage of {
he bill. Senator Crabbe called for the
Eyes, and said no one would vote mo"
IN the bill. The vote was announced, 7
.leven ayes, with hand clapping.
Senator Achi moved the second read q
ne of the municipal! act, which passed.
rhe bin will come up for third reading =
oday,
The Senate then adjourned. &
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