The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-25

Laws, for which she received q receipt
from the Sergeant-at-Arms.
Representative Kaeo. of the session
of 1903 and the extra session later,
stated he received a copy OF the Ses-
sion Laws and Penal Laws of 1897,
both in Hawaiian, as well as a copy
of the Civil Code in English.
Representative Ka1ama, serving in
the session of 1908, did not receive
copy of the Civil Laws or Penal Laws
in English, but received copies of both
in Hawaiian. Did not receive a copy
of the Civil Code.
Representative Gaia. q member OF
the same legislature. testified he re-
ceiyed a copy of the Civil Laws Of
1897 in Hawaiian, but none in English,
also one OF the Penal Laws in Ha-
waiian. Did not receive a copy OF the
Civil Code.
Representative Kou did not receive
a copy of the Civil Code. Represen-
tafive Kealoha testified in the same
manner. Representative Puiaa did not
receive Civil Code
Representative Harris did not re-
ceive copies of the Penal Laws OF
1897. Civil Laws or Civil Code. Repre-
sentative Long did not receive copies
of the Penal Laws, Civil Laws or
Civil Code.
Representative Andrade received
copies OF Penal and Civil Laws Of
1897 but did not receive Civil Code.
Representative Aylett received cop
les OF the Civil Laws and Penal Laws.
but failed to receive a copy OF the
Civil Code Representative Vida re-
ceived no books. Representative Pa
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Laws, but did not receive the Civil
Code. He was sure of the date of
publication OF the books because, when
subpoenaed, he looked at the date in
the copies.
that during the regular session he was
ceive them. He refused to receive
alarms. Did not receive the Civil
Code
Representative Keiiinoi received cop
les of the Civil Laws and Penal Laws
in Hawaiian. Did not receive the
Civil Code. Mr.. Ashford said he had
subpoenaed Mr.. Keliinoi to appear at
2 p. m. Keliinoi wanted to get away
on the Kinau. Mr.. Ashford said Ke-
1iinoi could probably find the SUBJ
poena at the police station.
You don't have to look for the sub
poena, Mr.. Keliinoi," said Judge De
Bolt, sit will have to find you. You
are excused
Representative Nakaleka received
the Civil Laws and Penal Laws. but
did not receive Civil Code. He was
sure of the dates OF publication. Rep
resentative Damiena, the Silver
tongued," did not receive a Civil Code.
Representative jaeger testified like
wise. Representative Gandau testi-
fed IN the same manner. Represen-
tative Oil did not receive the Code.
Representative Kupihea did not re-
eeive the Code.
At the afternoon session, Acting
Governor Atkinson was put on the
stand. He produced the official Journ-
al of the House for 1903. Some dis
cussion was brought up by Mr.. ASH
ford as to the admission OF the official
printed journal as distributed by the
legislature on the ground that he had
discovered at least two errors" Judge
De Bolt admitted the printed volumes
as official. Mr.. Andrews went on to
prove the list OF members by the re-
port of the committee on credentials.
Ashford was not willing to admit the
fact OF credentials committee. His
objection was overruled. Governor
Atkinson then read from the journal
the record of organization of the House
for 1908 and the report of the creden-
tials committee.
Speaker Beckley of the House receiv-
ed a copy of the Civil Laws, 1897, also
a copy of the Penal Laws. Had no
recollection OF receiving the Civil
Code, was positive he had not received
| the book The speaker was shown q
book in which was a House voucher
dated March 16, signed by himself
This contained an item for the pay
ment of expenses for hacks for the
Kunuiakea funeral.
The speaker was followed by Repre-
sentative Purdy, chairman of the COM
mittee of finance, and at this time the
vouchers of the House were intro
duced.
But few English copies of the Civil
Laws were shown to have been receiv-
ed by members, out OF the lot Clerk
Meheula is alleged to have secured as
per voucher to that effect.
The case was continued until this
morning
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