Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-16
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Achi moved that the rules be sus-
pended in order that the bill could be
read by title. Dickey seconded 1t and
the motion carried. Achi moved the
bill pass first reading by title. The bill
providing for the election OF super
visors was passed in the same manner
on motion by Achi by reading by title.
Senator Brown moved that the bill
be translated. McCandless said the
House would also translate II and II
would be best to have the Printing
Committee confer with the House, as
expense might be saved in this mau-
ner. Brown withdrew his motion and
McCandless' motion carried.
Paris wanted the communication
printed also. Carried.
A letter was read from the House
stating that II was ready for business
and announcing the officers elected. 1t
was placed on file.
Gandall reported for the Committee
on Rules. It recommended the adop-
ton OF the rules with few exceptions,
providing for an interpreter and sep
arate health and education committees.
Clerk Silva read the rules. Dickey
moved that they be approved and plac-
ed in the hands of the committee for
printing, the rules to take effect when
printed. Achi moved that the rules DO
adopted.
Achi's motion carried and the rules
were referred to the Printing Com
mittee.
Dickey gave notice that he would In
troduce the following bills: AN Act to
Enact the Revised Laws Of Hawaii"
and IAN Act to Regulate the Exam
nation Of Jurors" The last passed
first reading by title. Achi moved that
1t get second reading tomorrow. Car
ried.
A message was brought in from the
Governor. being his financial statement
OF current expense and salary bills.
Senator Dickey's bill to provide for
Juvenile courts passed reading by title.
Achi introduced several acts which
fe wanted to pass first reading by title.
The Acts referred to amendments OF
the Civil Laws, including the laws
regarding registering OF lands and
manufacture OF liquor.
Bishop said that the Civil Laws as
compiled and revised would soon be
adopted and Achi's bill should refer
tc the laws as mentioned in the new
code, as 1t would otherwise be confus-
Ing. Achi answered that his act could
be so amended on second or third read.
ing. The bills passed first reading by
title.
McCandless introduced q bill to au.
thorize John Lucas and associates to
build a railroad on Oahu. Also one
providing for the election OF road SUI
pervisors, Both Acts passed first read
ing by title.
The Act appropriating $4,000 for the
Senate expenses during the regular ses.
sion, passed its second reading.
McCandless wanted the Printing
Committee to procure copies of the
compiled laws. Chairman Isenberg
stated that they were not quite fin
ished. He had seen to that the books
would be provided to the members as
soon as ready.
Achi wanted rules suspended in Or
der that he could introduce two bills.
lsenberg said that he should first have
given notice. McCandless moved that
Achi be given two minutes In which he
could give notice. This was given
and the Acts were read by title. One
was a bill to repeal the section of the
Penal Laws which provides that coffe
houses can not be kept open on Sun
day after 7 p. m; the other Act pro-
yiding for reduction Of property sold
under mortgage.
A recess was taken until p. m.
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