The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-11

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given yesterday that Fullerton had
been removed too hastily by Judge
Lindsay. Fullerton had appealed.
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Bishop and Smith.
House iBll 1873, relating to the pro-
lection of birds was referred to the
Miscellaneous Committee.
The following report was received
from the Judiciary Committee.
The Judiciary Committee reports
consideration of Senate Bill No. 3d.
entitled AN Act to prevent the giving
Of dated or undated designations by
officials and employees of the Territory
tn heads of Territorial Departments
and other officials and to provide pen
alties for so doing
The object of the bill is to do away
with the prastice of the requiring oy
snnerior officers the filing of undated
resignation by their subordinates.
We approve of the general object
ought to be obtained by the proVl-
sertion / be amended by trikins out
the word however, that nothing IN
this act shall be construed to prevent
the bona fide resignation of any official
or empIoye of the Territory" and sub
stituting in place thereof the follow
ing: however, that any officer the
appointment of whom by law is by the
Governor. by and with the advice ana
consent of the Senate, may be by the
Governor suspended for cause for a
period not to exceed sixty days ana
further provided that nothing in this
} act shall be construed to prevent the
bona fide resignation of any official OF
. employe of the Territory And with
J these amendments we recommend the
passage of the bill.
Respectfully submitted
(Signed w, 0. SMITH.
Rut doubt the authority of the
Legislature to grant the general pow
ers to suspend.
c. F. CHILLINGWORTH.
feel that the Governor should have
the power to suspend without limit
ing the time to so days, but doubt tn
J authority to do 60.
A. n. HAYsTLDEN.
The report was tabled to be consid
cred with the bill.
' Reports were received from the SAM
. committee on several other measures
The com mittee recommended tn
. massage of House Mill 1876, paying tn
claims of wages of certain County pc
= lice officers on Hawaii Favorable re
mort was also made with the measur
that changes the date Of meeting o
Boards of Supervisors to the frs
Wednesday after the fifth day Of eacI
= month.
Hayselden presented the following
resolution:
Whereas, the Board of Commission
ers of Public instruction, at their las
u meeting held on the 9th day of Apri
1907 did made a certain appointment
= in the Government School situated
Lahaina, Maui and
Whereas, We feel and firmly believ
that such appointment has been mad
contrary to the best interests of tn
- Department Of Public instruction, COZ
trary to the best interests of the scho
- in question, and contrary to the rec
concentrations made by inspectors an
other officers of the said department
and
i. Whereas, We believe that the sal
~ appointment should not have bee
a made, and that the action Of sa
as Board of Commissioners of Public 1
struction should be rescinded;
t. Wherefore, We, the Senate OF Il
70 Session Of 1907, hereby request che S
k perintendent Of the Department
Public instruction to cal Ia speci
g. meeting of the said board to take u
M der discussion the matter in questi'
ce and be required to give the reaso
o- for making such appointment, an
O other matter that may be required
them. And further, that this Sena
* be notified as 10 the time for viii
loo said meeting is called TO enable tho
ad who desire, to be present at said me,
he ing
He That further "a special committee
sa- three members of the Senate be a