The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-04-08
SPECIAL
SESSION
OPENED
Continued from Page ~
NOTICE OF BILLS.

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/, NOTICE OF BILLS.
Achi gave notice of bills to repea
Acts 1S, 16, IL and is of the special ses
sion of 1908. These are the approprla
tion bills that have made all the trou
BILE.
McCandless gave notice of an Ac
departmental use of the Territory dur
ing the period commencing July /, 1904
and ending with June 80, 1905. This /,
the administrations current expense.
bin and 1t appropriates $9S3,4
COMMITTEES AND RULES.
President Crabbe made a statemen
of committees he proposed should b,
appointed, but after some talk the mat.
ter was left to n committee on rules
consisting of Dickey, Brown and Isen.
berg, which should report at earliest
convenience.
Crabbe, with President Paris in
the chair, moved that the Senate meet
daily at p. m. This first session would
be followed by. one in the evening when
desirable. Mr.. Crabbe argued that the
mornings had better be devoted to COM
| mittee work.
1senberg had the opening hour chang
| ed to 1:30.
The Senate took recess until p. M
! AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Woods gave notice of n bill appro-
priating $4,000 for the expenses of the
| Senate at this special session. on sus-
pension of the rules ii was read a first
| time, and set for second reading today.
| Achi and McCandless introduced the
| financial bills of which they had re-
spectively given notice, which under
suspension of the rules all passed first
reading, to be read a second time to-
day.
NEW RULES.
| Isenberg reported from the special
number of changes from the rules of
1903. The following standing commit
tees for the special session were pro-
vided for:
| /, Finance; 2, Judiciary: g. Enroll
ment Revision and Printing; H. Ac-
counts; 5, Miscellaneous Petitions; G.
Rules and Joint Rules.
The report was adopted and the rules
ordered printed.
| on motion of Isenberg, the secretary
of the Senate was instructed to procure
from the Secretary of the Territory
copies of Session Laws of 1903 for the
use of members. to be returned at the
end of the session or paid for by those
retaining copies.
| At 2:15 the Senate adjourned till /: 80
p. m. today.
THE STANDING COMMITTEE.
The following are the standing
committees of the Legislature as last
recognized when that body was in ses-
sion. Those OF the Senate are:
Ways and Means-Scnators Baldwin
| Paris and Kaiue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. Brown, Achi
and Woods.
Public OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Paris,
| McCandless and Nakapaahu.
Public Lands, Internal improvements
| Agriculture, Etc.-Senators McCand-
less Paris and Kaoh.
Health and Observation-Disclosures Will
cox, Baldwin and Woods.
Enrolment, Revision and Printing
Senators c. Brown, Isenberg, and Ka-
| lauokalani.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Isenberg, Achi
and ]. T. Brown.
Rules and Joint Resolutions-Sen
ators c. Brown, Dickey and Kaiue.
Miscellaneous Petitions Senators
Dicl<ey, lsenberg and Kaiue.
The members and standing commit
tees of the House are as follows:
Finance-Harris, Kumalae, Andrade,
Damien, Kaniho.
Judicary-Andrade, Knudsen, Wright
! Paelc, Fernandez.
Agriculture and Manufactures-Kelii-
moi, Nakaleka, Knudsen, Kealawaa,
Kou.
Public Health and Education-Chil-
lingworth, kelinoi, Nakaleka, Kaniho,
| Paelc,
Enrolment, Revision and Printing
| Fernandez, Pulaa, Harris, Oil, Kuma-
lac
Rules Knudsen, Aylet, Long, Pacle,
oil
Accounts Purdy Pail, Grccnwell,
kuplhrl, Kali,
Public Expenditures Vida Jaeger,
llaln, Damien, kuplhca,
Miscellaneous Jaeger Purdy Can
dalL Pail, kuu,
Military AylcL Jacucr Kalama,
kuIaNua, l'urIr.
Public Lands and Internal Improve
mwI kuplhra, tlndgll Fernandez,
lrHn, Wright kaama llaIa
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