The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

loan, wss ualimised AZ Ter as be knew.
Senator Bishop said he was not awafe
tina, the President would be called NJ.
on 10 approve.
Senator Dowsett read from the Or.
game Act that his approval Of the
loan was necessary. a motion was
made to defer and loss and the bill
passed second reading.
MORE LOANS.
Senator Makekau opposed the bill
because other islands got ten times as
much as the others. AS Oahu seemed
to be getting the best of 1t he would
move to strike out the item of $500
for Kalihiwaena school. This caused a
discussion which resulted in defcrring
consideration.
PASSED THIRD READING.
House Bill 216, relating to insurance,
passed third reading and House Bill
No. 242, relating to the disposition of
profits from the sale of products Of
the Lahainaluna seminary. Senator
Dowsett amended so as to read that
the money will be expended through
the Department, striking out "su-
perintendent of the Board of Educa-
tion.
Senator Makekau moved to in
definitely postpone and Senator Hay
selden asked for the ayes and noes and
the motion carried to 5.
The medical bill, as amended by the
committee, was called. Senator Make
kau referred to the changed appear
ance of the bill since it went into the
hands of the committee yesterday. To
him it appeared as though it was a
move on the part of the physicians to
stop a man from going into the drug
store and buying remedy. He would
move to indefinitely postpone. Senator
Smith said everything Of that sort had
been taken from the bill. 1t now ap-
pears to apply only to who shall prac-
tice.
Senator Knudsen spoke in favor of
it, saying that the law required exam
nation in English, a requirement that
is hard to fulfill in the case Of some of
the Japanese and other foreign physi-
clans. An attorney who has practiced
before the Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets is not asked to pass an examin-
alton to pratice here but is admitted
upon motion. That rule should apply
to physicians. All the other objec
features have been taken out.
The motion of Makekau to indefinitely
postpone was lost. The Woods motion
to defer until tomorrow lost and then
the motion to defer until afternoon car
risd.
Recess was then taken until 2 p m.
Afternoon Session.
Consideration of House Bill No. "a,
the Medical bill, was resumed, Senator
objecting. 1t was shown that
the features Objectionable to the Sena
tor had been eliminated. The motion
TO adopt the report was lost Senator
Lane moved to further amend so that |
examination in English being dis
dictionary with the Board of Exam
ners" was stricken out. The bill pass
I'd second reading as amended.
APPROPRIATIONS.
House Bill No. 214, relating to ap-
general for departmental
Uses, was taken up and Senator Make
,au renewed his motions to strike out
he item for Kalihiwaena school but
he motion was lost.
Senator Knudsen moved to amend
% that the item $1,000, wharves and
andings, Kauai, be amended SO as to
cad $4,000 and place the other $4,000
n the educational fund, Kauai. Lost
Senator Kalama introduced reso.
ution regulating the price to be paid
he clerk for writing up the minutes
nd preparing copy for the journal and
eading proof on the printed pages.
Senator Smith objected. He wanted
o have it referred to the Committee
n Accounts, no matter what was done
t the last session. The motion car
led.
Senator Brown moved a reconsidera-
ion of the bill relative to the DISPOSE
ion of funds arising from the sale of
roducts at Lahainaluna. The motion
arried. Senator Hayselden explained
he effect of the bill, speaking for it,
nd on an aye and noe vote, passed
bird reading.
PENSION BILL.
This bill was read and discussed for
he third time yesterday and was lost.
Senator Woods moved that the Sen
tie do not concur on Senate Bill No.
l returned by the House and the Presi.
emit appointed Senators Chillingworth,
'owsett and Knudsen.
A recess was taken after which the
Jerk read the following from Secre-