The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-01
IN THE HOUSE


adopted by the House of Representa-
tivcs Boo Regular Session of 1905, boz and
the same are hereby adopted as the
Rules for the Extra Session, of 1906.
"2 That the Ohicers therein elected
In the Regular Session as Speaker OF
the House Nice-Speaker Clerk, Ser
geant-at-Arms, Interpreter, Chaplain,
Messenger and Janitor are hereby de-
clared to be the Officers OF the Extra
Session
20. That the Standing Committees as
appointed and recognized at the Regu-
lar Session are hereby declared the
Standing Committees Of the Extra Ses-
sion.
"A. That the pay Of the officers such
as Clerk, Interpreter Messenger, Ser
geant-atArms and Janitor shall be as
prescribed during the Regular Session,
excepting the Chaplain who shall re-
ceive compensation as Chaplain for said
Extra Session the sum OF $50.
IS. That the Clerk be instructed to
place on file all reports of Standing and
Special Committees during the Regular
| Session on petitions, memorials, and
! resolutions, requesting appropriation of
moneys, such files to be on the table of
the Extra Session of the House to be
! disposed of in the consideration of the
! Appropriation Bills.
IS. That i'm order to expedite the
work Of the Extra Session, that the
| Speaker appoint a subcommittee of
one to meet like committee of the
Senate to apportion the bills to be in
troduced first in the several bodies, so
that the work may be equally distribut-
cd and each House get to work imme-
diately and no loss Of time unneces-
sarily occur.
u That on the adoption of this res
olution, a committee be appointed by
the Speaker to notify the Senate and
the Governor that the House of Repre-
sentatives in Extra Session is ready to
proceed with public business"
Coelho seconded the resolution but
KalinO precipitated debate thus early
by moving that the chaplain be paid $7i
instead of $50. There was a debate of
some length and finally $75 was fixed as
the figure for prayers.
The resolution was adopted as am
ended and Chairman Lewis surrender
ed the chair to Speaker Knudsen after
the latter had been escorted to the dais
by Coelho and Andrade.
The Speaker at once appointed Fer
nandez, Nakuina and Waterhouse a
committee to wait on the Governor and
inform him that the House was ready
to proceed
a recess was taken while the daunt-
less three proceeded to heard the lion
in his den, the governor in his robins
egg-blue chamber.
The committee returning, Fernandez
reported orally that it had discharged
its onerous duties. The Speaker APP
pointed Harris a committee of one "a
act with a similar committee from the
senate for the purpose of Arranging
, about the apportionment of bills to be
, introduced
4 The roll was then called, Sheldon be.
, ing the only absentee, the Speaker hav.
ing excused him. -.-..
An invitation from the Department
of Agriculture and Forestry to visit
and inspect the government nursery
wss received and accepted.
= Stenographer Kearns was reappoint-
' ed unanimously.
? NAliuA illlOuuCeu III ACT - lake
provision for the expenses of the legis-
, lature at it's extra session. The bill
, was read first time by title and I'M
, der suspension of the rules was made
, special order of the Cay for second
reading tomorrow.
, The House took another recess at tbs
call of the chair while Harris conferred
, with the Senate committee.
y Harris returning gave notice Of the
y following bills which under suspension
of the rules were introduced and rraC
a first time by title:
An Act making special appropria tiOr
for the use of the Government of Ha
y wall during the two years which will
U end June 30, 1907.
An Act providing for salaries and Ia!
of employees of the territory.
e An Act making appropriations for de
e partmental use of the Territory.
e The House adjourned at 11:15 unit
U tomorrow morning.
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