The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
THE SENATE.


TO private parties for rent of lands and
buildings for school purposes Referred
to the Committee on Education
The House reported failure to concur
I'm Senate amendments to House Bill
Z, and asked for conference. Paris NOV
ed that the Senate recede from its
amendments. This in the bill to design
ate where terms of the Circuit Court
should be held on outside islands. There
was no second to Paris motion. and he
withdrew it. The Senate then appoint
ed Hewitt, Woods, Brown, Paris and
Bishop as its conferees.
The House reported the passage Of
the Quinn Sunday law House Bill 81,
and it passed first reading. II will be
read for the second time tomorrow.
The Health Committee reported fav-
orably on the Lane bill for the examin-
alton Of lepers after their arrest as sus-
poets. The report was laid on the table
to be considered with the bill. Senator
Dowsett said he would bring in a mi
nority report on the bill. and moved
that the bill be laid on the table await
ing the minority report. Carried.
The Health Committee reported adj
versely on the proposition to issue a
light wine and beer license at the Set
Element. Report laid on the table
Also, the committee reported adverse
ly on the petition Of DR.. Acherly for the
return Of his locked salary. Report
adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported
favorably on the resolution to give
copies Of the Revised Statutes to mem
bers Of the Code Commission and OF the
County Act Commission. The report
was adopted without one dissenting
vote.
The judiciary Committee reported
favorably on Senate Bill 70. Laid on
the table TO be considered with the bill.
The special committee on the Molokai
| junket reported having conferred with
the officials Of the Wilder S. S. Co. and
that the company had offered transport
tation at low rates, but the committee
! did not feel at liberty to close a con-
tract and 80 submitted the terms offer
ed in a letter from Manager Wight.
These were:
An offer Of the Kinau, TO transport
not more than 80 persons, including
members Of the Legislature, Board Of
Health, the press and the band for $3.50.
or, an offer Of the Likelike, with
cabin accommodation for all but the
| band, for $10O
/ For all others who go on either
steamer full deck fare, SO each for the
round trip shall be charged.
Whatever steamer goes will leave
I Honolulu at 10 q. m. on Saturday,
March IS returning will sail from Ka-
laupapa on March 10, at p. m.
| McCandless explained the report at
some length, and 1t was received and
! filed. He then offered a concurrent
resolution that joint committee Of Ave
members from each house be appoint
ed to arrange for the Junket and to re-
port to the legislature on It's return
upon the condition Of the settlement.
| This drew out a lot OF discussion as
: to how much power the special COM
mittee would have under the resolu-
ton.
Then Achi said that the resolution
was an insult to the Health Committee,
and should be laid on the table. His
motion, however, was lost on a rising
vote.
Dckey moved to amend the resolu-
ton by authorizing the committee TO
make arrangements to pay only the
fare Of the members of the two houses.
And the band" exclaimed several
members.
"And the PRESS said McCandless
and Achl.
THE press can pay their own way"
said Dickey-but he amended his
amendment in accordance with the
voiced sentiment Of the senators.
McCandless thought the President OF
the Board Of Health should be Included
and this was enlarged to include mem
bers of the Board Of Health.
Does that bar everybody else?' ask
ed DOwsett.
Not II they get permits from the
Board Of Health and stay In the cor
raj" said Achl.
The resolution as amended by Dlckey
carried
The order Of the day then required or
the third reading of Senate Bill Z, Il
amend the Revised Laws relative "a
the allowance Of appeals from DEGREES
Of the Land Court to the Supreme and
Circuit Court.
The bill was amended in some partic-
ulars as to legal phraseology by Dick
ey, and passed without dissent.
President Isenberg appointed Nc
Candless, Achi, Kalama, Brown, and
Gandall to represent the Senate on the
special Molokai junket committee.
on second reading Of Senate BIZ 3d.
10 provide for the limitation Of the
sanitary control OF markets by the SUI
perintendent Of Public Works, came up
as next IN order. Dickey wanted 10 talk
on this, and so Senator Paris moved
the adoption OF the committee report
to give him a chance. lie was opposed
10 the law because It's scope was II
prescribed only a few things whose sale
was TO be controlled
"And the Senator from Maui don't
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