The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-22
LIGHT DAY y
IN SENATE
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"'''ue' from rage one''
10 the erect That concurrent resoiutio
No. ! had passed the House. Thi
referred To the invitation of member
80 conoro. >. ,,;.;. a. ra.;, !,
VI" =
June.
Then came the method of disposinI
Of the paper now that it had been re
ceived. Senator Lane was for hayinl
the cierk cable the action to the Dele
gate but wiser counsel suggested hav
ing the information conveyed to thu
Governor and putting the cabling VI
to him. At this juncture Presiden
Bishop came to the rescue. He TOLD
the Senators that the resolution woul,
would attend to the rest of the bus;
ness.
nans;on of tha rn,es se 10 nh. 10
troduce bill to provide a law for.
bidding the cutting of trees and shrubs
wisnln the territory OF Hawan.
that hs ,n;oht ;ntrndnoa I'm ~ 49,. 80
Section arc of Cbanter % as AMENDING
Section $40 of the Act relating to the
BOARD OF Agriculture and Forestry.
farraa p 80 ~ s;at:. anu were re-
The President announced fiat HE
desk was clear of business and remind.
ed the members that as Friday is a
INN IN nd
!ourn 1t would be until Saturday morn
ing. Senator Smith suggested asking
the House, II any business might be
expected from that body during the
afternoons The Sergeant.at-Arms was
dispatched for the information and re-
turned saying there would be nothing.
On notion OF Senator Dowsett, sec
onded by Senator Hewitt adjournment
was taken to Saturday at 10 a. m.
HouSfi VI REPRESENTATIVE
The first hit of eloouence hard in
+ho House 90 p..a.,,...:
'.' io''e VI representatives TINS SEES
sion was heard yesterday afternoon
shortly after the Committee on Finance
gave it's report to the House in regard
70 +bo o.n4 "a
VI nonoy o"'h a..aehe
Vi 'he house shouio De allowed. Ihere
was question raised by Representa-
tive Kaniho if it would not be better
To nav tho internre,sr s1o 49, :,
40 'ay
'''au VI 90. IL was eheh that REPRE-
sentative William L. Rawlins let loose
his oratory, and not once did he forget |
and address his fellow-members as
q Gentlemen of the Jury.n He spoke
at great length in favor of adoptina the
report as returned by the committee
but he pleaded in vain. Kanibo,s mo.
ton to amend the report before adop. |
ton so that the Interpreter would be
paid $40 day instead of So carried
and the report was adopted. although
Representative Mahoe endeavorad foI
nave the pay of the ianitor raised from
1850 to So a day.
The report as adopted allows each
,mploye a wage as follows: Clerk.
$40 day; interpreter, $40 a day:
$40 day: serpeant.at.
,rms, So day; messenger. 81 n day:
anitor, $3.50 a day: chaplain. 5000 for
he session; assistant clerk. SIS a day.
Representative Rawlins during the
afternoon session introduced /. ra.oln-
ion providing for the appointing of
! committee to inspect the condition
If the Judiciary building and make
eport as to the cost of placing it in
epair. The resolution was carried and
he Speaker appointed REPRESENTATIVES.
aawlins, NakaleFa and Kalana to in.
pect the building and make such
eport.
Representative Sheldon found the
POSTAGE stamp problem botberipo him
o he introduced a resolution ask;ng
hat the Secretary of the Territor1
re requested to purchase stamns for
be land laws Tho n1orL 90 ~ L.
nut of the 100000 appropriated for
he Legislature by Congress- The reso.
ution carried.
A resolution asking for the sum of
5000 with which to repair the Fifth
;strict ci,cu;t oo,,+bo,,sa - IL,
Introduced by Representative Conev
he resolution was tabled and will he
onsidered later in the session.
Representative Sheldon introduced n
esolution, which was referred to the
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