Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-21

was ny tnio IoheH vi tne WTOnR track.
This was a revenue producing meas
ure, but that member wanted to spend
all the money It produced from the
start.
, Senator Achi argued further his
point that the duties imposed on the
Auditor did not rightly pertain to his
Office.
At Senator Baldwln's request the
matter was left in allegiance until third
reading, which was appointed for to-
day when motion to pass second read
Ing had carried.
The Pharmacy Bill.
The bill to regulate the practice Of
pharmacy and the compromising Of
drugs was, on motion OF Senator Achi
deferred on second reading until today
The Appropriation Bill.
The bill to give shipping companies
and common carriers the power OF fore
closure, sale and lien on unclaimed
merchandise was taken up on second
reading with the report OF the Miscel-
laneous Petition Committee.
The committees recommendation to
extend notice of sale Of on-perishable
goods to 80 days was discarded. the 30
days in the original bill being adopted.
Third reading today.
The bill making special appropria-
lions Tor the departments of the Gov
eminent for two years from July 1.
1908. came up for third reading.
Senator Achi moved II be deferred
until Monday next, saying the House
would not work on II.
Senator Cecil Brown-"What are
you trying to do, to force an extra ses-
sion?"
Senator Achi in reply mentioned the
Emergency Bill. the Unpaid Bills
measure, etc. which the House allowed
20 lie dormant after receiving them
from the Senate.
Senator Dickey seconded the mo-
ton. They passed the Emergency bill
up there. which was lying quietly down
below. 1t was lying idle when every
cent in It ought to be expended.
Placing the Responsibility.
| Senator Cecil Brown said: 81 don't
agree with this thing at all. BY doing
session. don't believe any member
here wants an extra session. There
are number of bills on the table
| which II will do no harm to pass over
at this session. We ought to pass this
Dill and send II down and leave me
odium of holding up the appropriations
on the House. | would put into the bill
In ha
preparation Bill as amendments and
send the whole thing down. Then we
can wipe our hands clear OF all re-
sponsibility."
! Senator Dickey would agree to this
way and put the unpaid bills into the
bill likewise.
Senator Achi changed his motion, to
defer the bill to session that evening.
Accepted and carried.
Several Bills Advanced.
The bill relating to the practice OF
medicine, amending the penalty OF The
law, passed second reading, to be read
third time tomorrow.
The bill amending the law relating
to pounds and estrays passed third
reading.
The U.,l providing for the lncorpor-
alton Of societies for the prevention o.
cruelty to children passed third read
ting
The Kalaupapa breakwater bill
passed third reading.
The bill providing right of action In
case OF death by wrongful act, neglect
or default, passed third reading.
The amendment TO the general rail- !
way act passed third reading, unani-
mOusly.
Let II Rip"
The amendment to the Beer Act, to
meet the objections in the Governors
veto, came up for third reading and
passed without debate, but after the
vote was declared Senator Dlckey
called out 10 hold on. He said the
amendments adopted with the commit
tees report had not been inserted COR
rectly. One long amendment was en-
tirely omitted.
President Crabbe from the foor)---
What do you want-saloon three
miles from anywhere?"
go to the House for the amendments.
Let II rip" Senator Dickey said.
The bill relating to stamp duties
passed third reading. 4,
Agricultural Bill.
The bill to prevent the importation I
OF Giant blights was deferred on mo-
ton Of Senator Baldwin, as u general ,
bill on agriculture was due from the
special committee. Later, in the name I
OF Senator lsenberg still presiding, he |
introduced bill to provide for the
encouragement and protection OF ag- {
riculture, horticulture and forestry,
which passed first reading.
The bill making the law relating to
Of coin uniform with tho ,
Federal law passed third reading. I
The bill amending the Audit Act,
It with the Organic Act,
passed third reading.
The House bill to prohibit gambling
md gaming naeqa1 capnnd roo dIn., a. =,