The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-14

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on the table 10 be considered with the
bin
Dickey introduced o. bin to- compel
the placing Of FIRE escapes ON buildings.
Passed FIRST reading
Hayselden introduced resolution
for the appointment of a committee OF
i've TO confer with the House health
committee to seek to arrange for an
amicable settlement Of the Molokai
iunket tangle
McCandless opposed the resolution
The House had already turned the
Senate down IN this matter. He did
not think Il was dignined for the Sem
ators TO go on their knees and ask to
be allowed to go on a boat where
they were not wanted The Senate
could charter "a steamer and go itself
for 500 paying it's own fare.
IF the House wants the Senate to
go, II is up to the House to ask us"
said Paris. 1.-The overture should not
come from US"
Hayselden defended his resolution in
the interest Of peace. He said the
House had asked the Senate to take
part I'm the trip, but the assertion was
questioned.
It seemed to Paris that the Senate
would be placed i'm rather q bad posi-
ton to appoint another committee, af-
ter the House had already tabled one
resolution. The Senate should preserve
its own dignity. 1t was the duty Of
the House to take the first request Of
the Senate from joint action from the
table.
Achi sided with Paris and McCand-
| less charging the House with discour-
tesy and disrespect for the Senate. He
! thought If the Senate wanted to go, it
! should charter a steamer Of its own.
! Dickey spoke for the Hayselden re-
/ solution in the interest of peace and
| then on motion of Paris the resolution
was tabled
McCandless introduced a joint reso-
! luton to change the name of the ave-
nue. leading from King street to Ka-
piolani Park to Kalakaua avenue I'm
honor Of the KINGS memory Passed
without dissent.
Dowsett introduced bill to amend
the game law Read first time by IT,
tie.
Governor Carter's veto Of the leprosy
divorce bill was first on the order of the
day The message was read and Ach
moved the passage of the law over the
veto, claiming that the governor was
wrong in stating that the bill was moi
properly drawn According to Achii
argument there is no law now for hold
. ing leper suspects and i'm admitting
that persons suspected were being helC
the governor admitted that his agent
was violating the law.
Hayselden said that Achi was right
and Bishop wanted the message real
again. Then It was discovered tina
the Senate had no copy of the bill a
1t finally passed and action was de
ferred until tomorrow.
Senate Bill 54 the branch BAN
license bill, came next on third read
ing. Bishop as the introducer of tn
bill offered an amendment permitting
the license to be fixed in the regula
license bill. This makes the bill sim
ply one to authorize the establishment
of branch banks. The provision ex
cepting Hilo from the operation OF tn
law was also stricken out. The bi
, then passed third reading. Brown
Hayselden and Hewitt voting agains
1t.
Senate bill 70, the second hand deal
ers' license bill, on third reading wa
referred to the Judiciary committee.
Senate bill 49, to provide for the ap
pointment of Board Of immigration
passed third reading without dissent.