The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-11

the drawing of juries, and on motion
the bill went to the Revision Commit
tee for correction.
Senate Bill 121, appropriating money
for the Treasury Department, went to
the WAYS and Means Committee.
House Bills 102, los, were read and
referred.
Senate Bill 119, to amend Section
1915 of the Revised Statutes, read
first time and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senate Bill 11s, to provide for the
sale of mortgaged stocks as shares,
read first time and referred to the
Ways and Means Committee.
Senate Bill SO, relating to livery
stock, was read right through and re-
ferred to the Revision Committee for
correction.
Senate Bill JIG, to fill long felt
want by preventing the malicious re-
moval of landmarks, passed second
reading It will be read for the third
time on Saturday.
Senate Bill 112, adding to the duties
of the Board of Forestry the matter of
the protection of domestic animals, was
referred to the Revision Committee,
! because it was all mixed up.
Senate Bill 101, for perpetuating ties.
timony and keeping witnesses out of
Jail, passed third reading without dis
sent.
Senate Bill 100, making appropria-
tions for the departmental use of the
government, deficiency bill, passed
second reading. 1t will be read for the
third time today.
WANTS 10 WORK NIGHTS.
Dowsett offered a resolution that
from and after April 10 no new bills
shall be introduced, and that from and
after the same date the Senate hold
evening sessions, beginning at 1880 p.
m. and continuing until 10 p. m.
Achi and Paris opposed the resolu'
ton which Dowsett defended as in the
interest of getting through with the
work of the session in sixty days.
"Remarks have come from the
Governor" said the Senator, "to the
effect that he wants us to get through
and that he believes that we can.
have offered this resolution to show
that we want to finish up in sixty
days. l would very much like to get
through in that time
Paris was willing to work at night
, on the appropriation bills, and Achi
protested against shutting off his right
} to introduce bills.
"The Organic Act gives me the right
to introduce bills" SAID Achi. "This
House cannot take away my right"
"Show it to me in the act,'' said
Dowsett.
81 I'm not your lawyer" said Achi
81 IN thankful for that said Dow.
sett.
Isenberg suggested putting the ap'
preparation bills on the order of the
day and work on them as unfinished
business.
Bishop did not want to work at night
but was willing to work as long IL
possible in the daylight.
1t was then moved to table Dow
sett IS resolution, and lsenberg ruled
that this required two-thirds vote
The vote was six to six, and the mo-
ton was lost. The vote then came on
adoption and the resolution failed.
Bishops resolution to adjourn to a
specified time at each session passed
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session of the Sen
, ate, McCandless introduced bill u
regulate insurance companies. Passed
} first reading.
Achi introduced a bill to create tn,
, Oahu Jail. Passed first reading.
A communication from the House o.
the passage of House Bill 70, relating
to negotiable instruments, passed frs
D reading.
Senate Bill sc was taken from tn
table and read for the second time
This is the bill relating to the appoint
U ment and removal of district magis
trates. 1t passed and will be read 70
the third time on Saturday.
: Senator Dowsett moved that Senat
u Bills 50, AZ, 9s, lis and l02 be r,
called from the Ways and Means Con
mittee and put in the order of the da,
This carried and then there was
long discussion as to which of the bill
relating to taxation measures shout
10 be taken up first.
On motion of Dickey, considerable
of bills 80 and 9S was deferred unit
Monday, and the Senate took up bf
l02. This is the bill fixing the tim
% and the manner of making assessment
= Work with this measure proceede
0 very smoothly until it came to the pre-
vision taxing OK carts SIS. There wa
sentiment in favor of cutting thi
down and President Isenberg Gale
Paris to the chair and spoke in fave
of the SIS tax. This did not save tn
tax, however, and the rate was tixe
at 50.
N McCandless wanted to reduce the ia
~ on automobiles from $40 to $40 an
was greeted with numerous groans.
care you going to buy onei" asl
N ed Achi.
~ 81 am not, said MeCandless.
And then the Senate voted him dow
After this little furry, the readiT
M of the bill proceeded. Boards of Equa
ization were compelled bv special pr
,oI -ision to publish their findings.
\" o~Nrt 70 strif" out the nenali
D. larse on delinquent taxes failed, {
~ -" "ttemnt to MAIZE the provision
p~rlieat'n ~ cornties
r. - tarr''o-ins. Then n
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