The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-24

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| of doubtful consistency with other laws
| was passed on first reading. The com
parison of all House bills which seem
to have similarity to Senate bills will
be made upon second reading.
| House BIZ 55, Senate Bill SO, relating
to guardians and wards. passed frs;
reading.
House Bill So Senate Bill 60. relating
to giving notice by publication. passed
first reading.
House Bill 20, making certain appro-
priations for the immediate use of the
Judiciary Department, Public Works,
Public instruction, Commission of Pub
| lie Lands, Board of Health and ex-
penses of fire claims, passed first read
| ing.
CLASHING BILLS.
Senator Cecil Brown, for the judiciary
committee, presented the following re-
port:
1.-THE judiciary committee, to whom
was referred the communication of the
House of Representatives stating that
House Bills Nos. AZ. 43. A, 46, AZ, As and
40 had passed their third reading and
were sent to the Senate for their con-
sideration. beg leave to report. That
said bills are identical in subject mat
ter, with no amendments, to Senate
Bills Nos. 40, Al and AZ, which all passed
their third reading in the Senate on the
5th day Of March, and sent Immediately
by the Clerk of the Senate to the House,
also with Senate Bills Nos So, "a and
55, which passed thier third readings
on the 9th day of March, and were i'm
mediately sent to the House, and with
Senate Bill Sc, which passed it's third
reading on the 10th day of March, and
was sent at once to the House.
"These acts from the House of Rep
resentatives all passed their second
reading on the 10th inst, and their
third reading on the 18th; so that the
acts on the same subject matter from
the Senate were in the hands of the
House of Representatives week with
out action, and We're not acted upon or
given any consideration so far as we
know.
THE Organic Act provides for three
readings of bills in each house in order
to become law, no matter where or in
what body the bill was introduced, it
must be read in that body three times
as well as in the other. This committee
thinks that when an act has passed
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TERRITORIAL FISHERIES.
ser.+or n Rroun nresanted the fol-
levine ranor+ which vac accented.
.urba Judiciary compittee To whom
voc rarsrrad Sanata nh No OF renort
That thew have same ,nder considera-
tin,,
"Tbe object of This act is to reneal the
Lowe ra,oting IN tho subiect Of fisheries
II 10 said narts of the law relating to
fisheries are imnIiedIv renealed nv the
Organic Act That ouestion is now
nendine before the courts of the Ter
ritorv and NAV nossibIv 90 TO the
Sunrena Court of tho Jrnited states
The act suhmitted renea1s all laws IN
tbis subject ana &C the rene.l might
comnlicate matters before decision
is arrived at we think that the hill
sbou1s not at tho nresent time become
law We therefore recommend that IT
be laid on the table"
,ouing ranort.