The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-15
sENATE

Immediately after opening routine
yesterday morning, Mr.. Kaohi, under
suspension of rules, moved to recon
| slider the nomination of Robert X. Ma
ipo as inspector of election in the Isl
precinct of the second district. When
he objected the previous day TO con-
firmation of that appointment he was
under the wrong impression that Mr..
Naipo was n member of the board of
registration.
on motion of Mr.. Achi, seconded by
Mr.. Woods, the appointment of Mr..
Naipo was confirmed.
VOTE OF THANKS.
Mr.. Woods presented u resolution.
which was adopted, directing the
clerk "to communicate with the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit and Land Comoa-
n.y. Limited, thanking it for it's kind
ness in placing cars at the disposal of
the Senate for the visit to the Aqua
rum at Waikiki"
THE GARBAGE BILL.
Third reading of House bill No. 3, re-
lating to cleaning of streets, removal
of garbage, etc, was called as first
order of the day. on motion of Mr.
Kalauokalani the bill was referred
again to the Judiciary committee.
THE BONDS BILL.
Senate bill No. II, relating to the
sale of bonds, was taken up with the
favorable report of the Finance com
mittee 1t passed third reading by the
unanimous vote of the thirteen mem
bers attending this session.
THE DEPOSITARY BILL.
Senate bill No. 10, relating to de-
posting of public money in banks, was
called on second reading.
Mr. Kalauokalani moved reconsider
alton of a vote adopting the report of
the Finance committee which recon-
mended deferring the measure to next
regular session. Between him and the
interpreter mistake was made in des-
ignating the bill as No. II. When
the error was pointed out he renewed
his motion with the correct number,
and Mr., Achl raised the point of order
that motion to reconsider a matter
could not be repeated.
Mr. Isenberg deprecated the action
Of the obiector as taking advantage of
the mistake of Il member. For the
sake of economy they We're not having
any bills printed this session, so that
it was easy to make mistakes.
Mr.. Dickey moved to refer the bill
to the judiciary committee, Mr.. lsen-
berg to adopt the Finance committees
report tabing the bill.
There was another point of order as
to precedence of motions, Mr.. DiclSey
claiming that the motion to commit
should come first, as the other mo-
ton was not to table the bill but to
adopt IA report. The chair ruled that
the latter haying the practical effect
of tabling the bill should be put first.
The report was adopted, laying the
bill on the table, by seven votes.
MALICIOUS INJURY.
House bill No. 5, relating to the mis-
demeanor of malicious injury, was re-
ferred on second reading to the Judi
ciary committee.
COUNTY COMMISSION.
House joint resolution No. l, to pro-
vide for commission to draft n Coun-
ty Act, came up for consideration. Mr..
Dickey. seconded by Mr.. Wilcox, NOV
ed TO amend paragraph to read as
follows:
THAT commission of five members
be appointed by the Governor, the
President of the Senate to nominate
two and the House of Representatives
to nominate two, To draft County
Act to be presented at the regular ses-
sion Of the LEGISLATURE. The pay of
commissioners shall be fixed at the
next session Of the Legislature ana be
commensurate with the amount of
actual work done by each, No ox-
penses shall be- Incurred under this
without the approval of the
Mr., Achi moved that the resolution
and amendment be referred a. "A cam- !
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