The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-06
IN THE SENATE
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providing for the nlng Of bonds on APP
peal, which passed i'm the House and
was then reconsidered
President Isenberg was opposed to
granting the request, the bill having
passed first reading in the Senate. The
thing was unprecented
Hewitt moved that the request be re-
ferred to a special committee.
1T seems to me-" said Dowsett, this
is asking too much. This bill has pass
ed first reading in the Senate. Where
would the power of the House stop, if
we grant this request. To grant the re-
quest would be unprecedented"
Achi pleaded that the House was
within it's rights, but was overruled
and the request went to the Revision
Committee.
| A joint resolution from the House
! giving copies of the Revised Statutes
to the members of the Code Cimmis-
sion and the County Act Commission
was referred to the Judiciary Commit
! tee.
From the Judiciary Committee re-
ported in favor of Senate Bill So, pro-
viding for printing the decision of the
Federal court. Laid on the table to be
! considered with the bill.
The order of the day occurred on
third reading of Senate Bill %, the spe-
cial post for fire appropriation act.
The bill passed without dissent.
Senate Bill 6, the Dickey Park bill,
came up on third reading, and went
over for consideration until next Tues
day on motion of Woods.
Senate Bill 46, relating to proceedings
for recovery of land, on third reading
passed without dissent.
House Bill Z, on second reading, went
to the judiciary Committee.
House Bill %, the divorce law, on Sec
ond reading, went to the judiciary
Committee.
House Bill 80, to encourage diversi-
I fed industries, went to the Public
Lands Committee.
House Bill "A went to the Revision
, Committee on second reading.
House Bill rs, second reading, referr'
. ed to judiciary Committee.
, The Judiciary Committee reported
tentatively on Senate Bill 76, relative t
r the appointment of district magistrates
The report, before it was disposed of
| raised breeze between Paris and Achi
= the point being raised by Dickey tina
: he had not seen the report.
Paris claimed that the report was no
signed by all the committee, and Ach
claimed that the committee was cap
able of managing it's own affairs. Pa
ris said the rules provided that al
committee meetings should be public
and Achi said all the committee had t,
do was to state the facts.
President Isenberg ruled that the re
> port was not in conformity with tn
rules and would be returned to tn
committee for correction.
Achi protested against this, claiming
that the report was in accordance wit
the rules, and he wanted to know VIII,
the report had been ruled out of order
For you did not give notice of tn
4 meeting" said the President
l Il gave notice here that our commit
l tee would meet every day after ad
I journment."
Have you met every day?" aske,
= Paris.
f Yes" said Achi, land 1 give motto
' now that in addition to the meeting al
! ready called, the Judiciary COMMITTEE
2 will meet at my office at 8 o'clock ever!
3. night"
r And then Achi appealed from the rul
1 ing of the chair, and the appeal wa
E sustained. The report was then lait
e on the table to be considered with tn
= bill.
j. Achi introduced bill to eXemp
- homesteads from forced sale. Passe,
t first reading.