The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-04-28
LEGlSLATURE...SIXTIETH DAY.
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
All of the Senators were in their
places at the opening of the closing
day of the Legislature.
BILLS SIGNED.
Communications from the Secretary
of the Territory announced that the
Governor had signed House Bill 223
and Senate Bills l4l and SO. The first
mentioned is for refunding bonded in
debtedness, the second to amend Sec
tion of Act "a of the laws of 1905, and
the third in relation to the licensing OF
emigrant agents.
FROM THE HOUSE.
BY letter the House informed the
Senate that House Bill III had passed
third reading in the House. Also, that
Senate Bill 40, circuit court procedure,
had passed third reading with amend
ments. Referred to Ways and Means
Committee. Also, that Senate Bill 112,
diseases of animals, had passed third
reading with amendments. Referred to
Revision Committee.
Also, that Senate Bill 1913, corpora
tions, had passed third reading with
certain amendments. Dickey moved
the Senate do not concur, which was
carried by nine affirmative votes. The
bill was referred to Dickey, Bishop and
Achi as conference committee.
Also, that Senate Bill "a had passed
third reading.
MEETING INVITATION.
An invitation was received and plac-
al 10 ha 70 OF n
lecture by Hon. John G.. Woolley on
"Christian Citizenship" at the Ha'
waiian Opera House on Friday evening
seats for them to be reserved.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Dickey presented a report of the Re
vision Committee on House Bill 1913
which was laid on the table to be con
sidered with the bill.
Achi presented report of the Judi
ciary Committee on House Bill 1879
with amendments, which was tabled fol
consideration with the bill.
CONFERENCE REPORTS.
Dowsett presented a report of the
conference committee on the liquor bill
which was adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes-Achi, Brown, Dickey, Dowsett
Gandall, Isenberg, Kalama, Lane
Woods-9.
Noes Bishop, Hayselden, Hewitt
McCandless. Paris, Wilcox-6.
Hayselden presented report of the
conference committee on the bill tC
permit railroads to operate without
steam power, that the Senate recedt
from its amendments, which was adopt
ed by the following vote:
Ayes-Achi, Bishop, Dickey, Dow
sett, Gandall, Hayselden, Hewitt
Isenberg, McCandless, Paris, Wilcox
Woods-12.
Noes-Brown, Kalama, Lanes.
A report of the conference committee
ON House Bill 1875, that the Senate re
cede from it's amendments, was adopt
! ed on the following vote:
Ayes chi, Bishop, Dickey, Dow
sett, Gandall, Hayselden, Hewitt
Isenberg, IMcCandless, Paris, Wilcox
Woods-12.
| Noes Brown, Kalama, Lanes.
/ The Senate amended the bill so tina
! the Governor, with the approval of thu
Senate, should appoint a deputy to tn
Treasurer. The House left the appoint
ment to the Treasurer.
RESOLUTIONS.
Kalama presented a resolution tina
| the clerk be allowed 20 cents a pag,
! for typewriting; also rs cents a page
including proof-reading, for preparing
the journal for publication. Dicke,
seconded and moved it be referred t.
| the Committee on Accounts. Carried
Achi presented a resolution that bill
against the Senate not rendered befor,
the close of the session may be paic
on approval of the President. Adopted
COUNTY ACT AMENDMENT.
Achi presented the following con
current resolution:
"Resolved by the Senate, the Hous
of Representatives coneurring: Tha
it is the sense of the Legislature tina
in case the Governor fails to sign tn
Senate Bill No. 1873, now in the hand
of the Governor, before 10 O'Clock ?
m. today, that the term of the Legisla
ture should be extended for at leas
ten days."
BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills all pass
ed third reading: No. 81, to declare tn
effect of the adoption of a child; No
90, prohibiting certain government of
ficers practicing law or acting as at
torneys or counsellors at law during
their term of office; No. 147, to amen'
Chapter 116, R. l.. relating to attor
neys; No. 191, to authorize the ap
pointment of commission to compil
and revise the laws of the Territor,
relative to taxation, with an amend