The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-24
THE SENATE.

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BY request of President Isenberg of
the Senate, the notice above is given
prominence for the benefit of business
men interested in legislation. The
special committee appointed to con-
slider the McCandless bill for a rail-
way around Oahu kept the Senate
waiting for few minutes before the
opening yesterday morning. ana al
that did not report progress after the
Senate was called to order.
1--WE did not do thing" said SEN
work of the committee. Honest, we
didn't. We just read the bill, ard
that was all, before we were told that
the Senate was waiting"
The House returned the Senate APP
preparation bill as passed the frs
thing, and it went to the Governor
for signature. The Senate had beer
in session but a few minutes, when q
message was received from Governor
Carter stating that it had given him
great pleasure to sign the bill.
II call that prompt" said Dickey
soto voice.
RESOLUTION APPROVED.
The resolutions sent back to the
House yesterday were returned to the
Senate properly certified. The Harri:
leprosy resolution Of instruction to the
delegate in Congress was taken VI
first, and the Senate concurred in the
| resolution.
The Coelho joint resolution asking
as to permit the changing of the LAND
laws so that settlers could get on the
land was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
A communication from the House in
formed the Senate of the appointment
of committee of three to confer will
like committee from the Senate or
the County bill.
Achi claimed that this was request
for conference on his Joint resolution
but President Isenberg did not agree
with him.
Bishop wanted the Achi concurrent
resolution read, and it was read by the
clerk. This resolution calls for a com
mittee of five from each House. Th'
House appointed six and the Senate
disagreed.
Achi insisted that the House request
ed a conference and Dickey settled thu
point by a motion, which carried, t.
refer the House communication to thu
Miscellaneous Committee to find ou
what was meant.
ACHI IS BEATEN.
The adverse report of the Ways anC
Means Committee on the mortgage re
demption bill was tabled to be takeI
up with the bill despite the opposition
] of Achi, who made the point of ordel
that the committee report was no
sufficiently specific to meet the require
ments of the rules, and who appealed
from the decision of the Chair wher
President Isenberg ruled his point no
well taken. The report went on thu
table. therefore, but was to be heard
| from later on.
The Judiciary Committee reported
| favorably on the bill to provide for thu
support of the families of persons de
ceased out of the estates, and the re
port was tabled to be taken up witt
the bill. Later the bill passed SECOND
| reading.
Dickey introduced a bill 'to regulat,
the investment OF funds by trustees.
1t passed first reading by title.
Dickey moved that the educationa
item in the appropriation bill be re
ferred to the Committee on Education
| This was to correct an oversight ant
| carried.
Achi introduced the following hills
which passed first reading by title:
Providing for indexing records in thu
Office of the registrar of conveyances
Providing for filing of plans in thu
office of the registrar of conveyances
Amending the duties of the regis
| trar of conveyances,
Legalizing the use of typewriters II
the writing OF public records.
Providing penalties for the mutila
| ton of public records.
Amending section 1873 of the Civi
Laws of 1897 relative to the sale o
land under foreclosure. All the Ach