The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-02-27

appropriation and to learn the capa-
bility of the interpreter. II the man
was incompetent he should not be paid.
The resolution was adopted without
dissent.
Kumalae was given permission to in
troduce several bills: For macadamiz-
ing Sheridan street, for appropriating
$25.000 for the payment OF expenses of
fire claims bonds: to provide for and
regulate the sending Of youths to the
mainland for education.
The Andrade county bill committee
resolution came up. and kumalae
moved to table 1t as the Senate was
taking up the same bill and there
would be nothing to come before 1t.
The resolution was laid on the table.
Pail presented a resolution for
the repairing OF the road from Maalaea
to Lahaina. $4,000.
Vida >aSkA for $4,000 for widening,
macadamizing and lighting the Asylum
Road.
The order Of the day House Bill No.
1, then came up, and the bill was pass
ed it's third reading, with 20 ayes and
two members absent. This bill pro-
vides $40, 900 for expenses.
Speaker Beckley said that the only
matter on the Speakers table was
request for six copies Of each bill from
the Republican committee, which
would be done without objection, and
as Keliinoi asked that the Home Rule
party be similarly supplied 1t was the
order OF the speaker that upon request
all other parties be similarly treated.
Fernandez rose for information. He
said that when the committee met the
majority said they had the right to
choose the chairman, and there was
such confusion that nothing could be
done. He asked for instructions Har-
ris said he understood that there was
to be a meeting this morning, and that
the chairman knew what he was to
do in certain matters.
Speaker Beckley said that the duty
OF the printing committee was to send
bills to print, to compare them, and
to revise as to amendments. As to
the matter of expenses. they are sub
ject to the committee on accounts. The
matter of the chairmanship is one en-
tirely within the province OF the COM
mittee. II 1t sees fit. rather than serve
under the one appointed by the speaker.
The House then adjourned.
THE SENATE.
The Senate rushed business through
yesterday, and finished all their work
at the morning session. For the first
time all members were present.
Senator Baldwin presented imme-
diately upon opening his petition from
the leper settlement which had been
translated since Monday II was re-
ferred to the committee on health and
education.
Senator C. Brown reported for the
printing committee that Senate bills IS
10 10 had been printed and were ready
for distribution.
President Crabbe Inquired OF the pub
lie lands committee as TO the disposition
OF the emergency appropriation bill,
and Chairman Mccandless replied that
II had not been introduced as Vet.
Senator Isenberg stated that he had
prepared bill covering the emergency
appropriations which he was asked not
10 Introduce, prior 10 the receipt OF tho
Governors message, and he had there
fore turned II over 10 the public lands
and internal improvements COMMITTEES,
| President crabbe stated that the bill
covered appropriations, which were
needed Immediately, and included also
the fre claims Item which should be
disposed ~ az once lie asked that
The committee report the hrsl inns %
the morning,
senator Dirksy suggested that IN the
fnture the rules SHOULD be, suspended
upon request unless objection sss
made
Senator kalauokalani save notice ~
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section bsi ~ tbs rlyll Code Telailns 10
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Penal Laws fflailns 90 ihs importation
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