Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-29
SENATE.
CONTINUED from Page g.

AAf N'Np was huHldll'u ny lHe lDl.
lowing vote on the question Of passing
the bill
Ayes Kalauokalani Kaohl-2.
Noos--Achi Baldwin. Brown C..
Brown ]. T.. Crabbe. Dictey. Isenberg.
Kaiue, McCandless. Nakapaahu, Paris.
Wilcox, Woods-13.
Senator Cecil Brown said he voted
40 by mistake, but the vote was an.
nounced as above
Municipal Bill Veto.
Clerk Savidge next read the mes
sage. giving reasons for refusing to
sign the bill providing for the organi.
zation Of cities and the government
thereof commonly known as the Gen.
eral Municipal Bill.
Senator Cecil Brown moved the bill
pass Notwithstanding the Governors
veto. The bill was introduced in re.
Spouse to a plank in the Republican
party platform. II was prepared by
committee Of the Republican party,
passed upon by counsel of the RCpub.
lican party, and was finally passed by
''All llNhN'Ns lAflf was a. NlNfeNlbl az
to another bill in the hands OF the
Governor similar to one introduced at
the last Legislature, for the incOrpOra.
ton of Honolulu. But there was a
provision in this bill that II should not
apply to the City and County Of
Honolulu II the other bill was signed.
With these bills the Republican party
had delivered the goods. yet the Gov
ernor in his wisdom "a laugh from
Senator lsenbcrgD having vetoed this
bill he thought II should be passed oy.
er the veto.
Senator AChi complained that the
Governor pointed out mistakes with.
out giving the Legislature time to re.
pair them. II was in his power to give
them a few more days, and 1t was not
right for him TO veto such an impor.
tant measure without giving an oppor.
tunity OF amending it in accordance
with his objections.
The bill carried over the Governors
veto by the following vote:
Ayes-Achi, Baldwin. Brown C..
isA'"h % q = Nlabb's MY l0fuu'lbt
Kaiue. Kalauokalani. Kaohi. McCand.
less, Nakapaahu. Wilcox, Woods-lI.
No-Paris-1.
More Bills Signed.
Communications from the Secretary
OF the Territory announced that the
Governor had signed the following
bills:
Act 81, TO repeal the stamp duty on
certificates Of stock OF corporations.
Act 90, to prevent the furnishing of
intoxicating liquors to inebriates or
minors.
Act SO, to regulate and define the
pay of witnesses.
Act Ga. to provide for a digest OF the
Supreme Court Reports.
Act 65, to amend section laws by
striking out the words Fire Marshal"
and inserting in lieu thereof the
words CHIEF Engineer OF the Fire
Department"
Act Sc, relating to frauds in the
sale OF butter or substances having
the semblance of butter, etc.
Act 67, to encourage the Kona. Kau
Railway Company, Limited.
Act IS, to repeal Act "a OF the laws
oil 1895 entitled An Act to prevent the
bringing of actions against officers OF
the Government or others for acts
done in suppressing rebellion"
Act 60, to regulate and license in.
surance business in this Territory.
Act 20, to, regulate the practice Of
pharmacy and the selling, compound.
ing and dispensing OF drugs, etc.
Act II, to provide for the care. Gus
tody, control and payment Of sl55,5iG..
10, being the money now In the pos.
session of the Treasurer of the Terri.
tory and designated or known as the
Chinese fund"
Act u, defining and fixing penalties
Of procurers, etc.
Act 70, TO appropriate money for the
purpose oil supplying and placing fire
hydrants In the streets OF Waiuku and
Kahului. Maui. and for purchasing
hose, hose carts and other equip
ments for a volunteer company in the
said town of Walluku.
Act n, relating to the settling al.
lowing and signing OF DEGREES and ex.
CCptiOns in certain cases.
Closing Hours.
In the meantime communications
flowed in deluge from the House an.
nouncing its passage Of Senate bills.
and recess was taken to give opportu.
nifty OF certifying the measures to the
Governor.
The clock had been put back more
than two hours. II was changed sew.
eral times, yet II was not more than
II true time when Senator Dickey
presented n resolution condemning the
Senate furniture. One serious com.
plant was that Of uniform keys to all
the desks. Senator Isenberg follow
ed with another demanding a filter
place of meeting Tor next session. 1t
was impossible to ventilate the cham
Der without creating bad drafts.
Notify the Governor.