The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-02-17
THE SENATE
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II ask your assistance to carry out
the business OF the Senate In a proper
manner. All ask is work. This is
all 1 have to say at present"
The officers were then sworn In by
the president, with the exception of
the clerk, who. the president stated.
had been excused by him for a few
days on account of Illness.
On motion of Senator Achi, seconded
by Senator McCandless, it was re-
solved THAT the following amounts
be allowed as salaries for the officers
of the Senate. as follows: Clerk, $40
per diem: assistant clerk. Sc per diem;
interpreter s. per diem; sergeant-at-
arms, 81 per diem; messenger SO per
diem; janitor, 81 per diem; chaplain,
$3.50 in full for the session"
Senator AIhi moved that the rules of
1908 be adopted, with certain excep-
tions on account of some committee
changes. Referred to committee on
rules.
Senator Bishop moved and 1t was
seconded and carried that the clerk
notify the House of Representatives
that the Senate was organized and
ready for business.
Senators Dickey, Lane and Kalama.
under a motion by the first named,
were appointed a committee to wait
on the Governor and notify him that
the Senate was organized and pre-
pared to receive any communication
from him.
The committee retired and on their
return reported that Governor Carter,
in reply to their message. had stated
that as soon as the coordinate house
was organized the Senate would hear
from him.
recess of ten minutes was taken to
enable the clerk to transmit the COM
munication of the Senate to the House
of Representatives.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
President Isenberg, on again calling
the Senate to order, announced the
following standing committees:
Committee on Accounts: ]. d. Paris,
G. C. Hewitt. S. E. Kalama.
Committee on Education: A. N. Hay
selden, j. K. Gandall, G. C. Hewitt.
Committee on Finance: ]. NJ. Dow
sett, E. F. Bishop, ]. d. Paris.
Committee on Public Expenditures:
E. F. Bishop, L. L. McCandless, 9. w.
Wilcox.
Committee on Public Lands, Internal
improvements, Agriculture, Etc: L. L.
McCandless, j. d. Paris, p. p. Woods.
Committee on Public Health: S. E.
Kalama, j. M. Dowsett, ]. I. Brown.
Committee on Judiciary: w. c. Achi,
C. H. Dickey, John C. Lane.
Committee on Enrolment and Print
ing: John C. Lane, ]. x. Gandall, c. H.
Dickey.
Committee on Rules and Joint Rules:
J. X. Gandall, ]. T. Brown, p. p.
Woods - r ~
Committee on Miscellaneous Matters:
S. w. Wilcox, A. N. Hayselden, P. P.
Woods.
Committee on Revision: C. H. Dick
ey, A. N Hayselden, w. C. Achi.
At 1850 recess was taken until p.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the Senate reassembled after
rtcess, Senator Gandall asked for time
until this morning for the committee
on rules to report, on account Of the
number of amendments proposed,
which was granted.
Senator Achi wanted to know If there
would be any improperly in introduce
ing bills at that stage of proceedings.
President Isenberg thought the SEN
ate should wait until the entire Legis-
lature was organized and ready for
business.
AZ recess was taken until o'clock,
when the Senate was again called to
order.
MESSAGE FROM HOUSE.
by Rep. Andrade interrupted the pres
entation of a resolution by Senator
Hewitt. Mr.. Andrade said the COM
mittee had come to notify the Senate
that the House was organized and
ready for business. The formal notice
in writing would be sent up later. That
committee was authorized also to make
similar announcement to the Gov
ernor
Senator Hewitt's resolution, which
was adopted, was that whenever the
Senate shall adjourn it shall meet the
next working day at 10 o'clock in the
morning, unless otherwise decided"
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senator Dickey gave notice that he
would introduce bills as follows
A local option bill.
A bill to provide for the trial of
Juvenile offenders.
A bill to provide for the incorpora-
tion OF cities.
A bill relating to the examination
of trial jurors.
A bill relating to splitting.
Later. under suspension of rules, Sem
ator Dickey introduced the Cities, the
Jurors and the Local Option bills in
the order just given.
Senator Achi in the meantime was
interrupted, when asking leave to in
troduce a bill. by the announcement
of message from the Governor. 1t
was a bill to amend Sec. 202, Civil
Laws. relating to income from public
lands.
Senator Bishop introduced bill to
set apart certain land as public parks
All of the foregoing bills went on