The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-21

/ rlt0rial legi slature. But he did nor
favor the Bishop amendment bccause
he did NOT believa a., sb,t,,,, o-a.,-
body not fortunate enough to be there
now lrohn the luxury OF owning homes
On iah,Aius' IL was the greatest lux
ury ne Knew
Woous argued that the whole bill was
unconstitutional and therefore out OF
order. He moved that 1t be tabled.
IL was lost on rising vote, Achi
casting the deciding vote.
McCandiess made second speech
In favor OF his motion to throw out
the Tantalus reservation and Paris
once more urged the setting aside OF
lands for parks while the land belong
eu 10 the government.
Gandail spoke In Hawaiian opposing
, the park reservation, the Territory be-
ing TOO poor to give its lands away
ana then pay Tor Keeping parks In or
oer' AT the conclusion OF his speech,
ne nhoVeu that the Dill be tabled.
Dickey mace the point that the mo-
uon was NOT IN order and at Dow
setts request the motion was with
urawh temporarily. Dowsett then spoke
strongy against the Dill, arguing
transformation TO dictate TO the Land
commissioner ana the Board OF For
estry'
THE BILL KILLED.
Lane yielded his time to Rishop.
which was unnecessary under suspen-
sion of the rules and the latter gentle
man once more urged that Tantalus
should all be reserved for all the peo-
pie.
II would like to ask how the peo-
pie are to get up there" said Isenberg.
Is II the purpose to build elevators"
bishop SAID that those who had no
way 10 rue couid walk, but the park
would De lor all
me vote required on the McCandiess
nn,,at,o , =. ou. .ne ial'aius res
= a., vi ''''"e 'o'e
n,o,,a, ,,o,, -, ~
-, tha 20, ,,o n,. 10Y '"e on'
49, :. ,,.o.,,, IT., "ooe
| All al, s,,
table could NOT be ,,ada ,,oro 49,
once on the same day. and Dickey rails
ed the point of order that the Senate
was In committee of the whole, and
therefore the rule did not apply.
! Then, on motion or kalama the COM
mlttee arose to recommend to the
senate that the bill be laid on the
taple. Chairman Achi reported accord
ingly and the report was adopted, and
that Kills the bill.
House bill II, to provide for return
OF summons and trial of causes in
twenty days, passed third reading
without dissent:
House bill 92. the Quinn Sunday
law was amended SO as to allow ZOO
logical gardens to be run on Sunday.
and to permit fresh fruit to be sold ali
day. SDckey offered an Amendment
providipp that men working on Sum
aov shall, he entitled to double nav
The Dic,,o,, s..,. -, Lost O m
THE vote thor oa,,,a -, ~. ,,,..n
4 ~ tho HI, ava a. ,n.saa -, ..t p sso
a. save D,o,,a,, D. - y,,,,se
WiIcox n,o. -. ra.,.
The Senate tool, $500
.,,,,r,~,o ~ NJ
i>ooN eISSioN.
me senate at the afternoon session
resumed consideration of the county
act on the salaries section, and Nc
Candless moved that the salary of the
Sheriff of Oahu be cut to $500 from
$4,000. Dickey moved that the office of
Sheriff of Oahu be stricken out alto
gether. This received no second and
McCandless argued that the report of
the Accounts Commission showed that
Oahu would be short 5000, 900 in it's re-
ceipts this year.
now" he said, 'if we are sincere
in our desire to get county government.
and I think we all are, we should cut
down expenses. 1t ia ALWAYS easv IN
raise salaries. There seems to be a
difficulty in getting them down."
Lane moved to reconsider the nav
of Supervisors fixed at 5000 per year
on Thursday afternoon. The motion
was lost.
Then Gandall moved to reconsider
the salary of the Sheriff of Oahu and
that motion was lost
Achi moved to make the salary OF
the Sheriff of Hawaii mot more Than
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