The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-05-03


on motion Of senator Lane. taken up
slngly. He opposed the nomination OF
Mr.. Gartley on the ground that he had
been confirmed day or two ago as
one Of the Regents OF the Agricultural
College. Senator Dowsett spoke In
favor Of a Hawaiian on the Board and
on motion action was deferred until
s y. m.
Senator Hayselden Introduce a reso-
luton to the affect the hold-oyer MEM
bers have the choice Of seats at the
next session.
TO THE PRESIDENT.
Senator DOwsett handed a bouquet
OF beautiful roses TO the members in
I a few remarks complimentary 70 them
selves for the expeditions way In
which the business Of the Legislature
has been conducted. He lauded Pres
ident Bishop for the fairness OF his
rulings and In appreciation of this
fairness presented on behalf Of his COL
leagues as a token of respect a hand
some silver set of three pieces. The
affair was quietly done and was un-
doubtedIy a great surprise, as was
shown by the Presidents inability to
respond, a pleasure which he said he
would have later.
The Senate then took recess until
s .. m.
CLOSING HOURS.
Senator Bishop. before calling the
members together. acknowledged the
memento presented him in the after.
noon In few words. thanking the Sem
ators and officers Of the Senate for their
efforts and praising their actions. He
took occasion TO say that he had not
once been called upon to discipline any
member.
Secretary Atkinson entered the han
Immediately afterward and handed the
President a bunch Of yetOes. On House
Bills No. 81. 2l5. 13i. 90. "A. ia. lis. 2l3.
Until the veto of Bill No. "a was
reached action was deferred in every
instance. Senator coelho moved to
reconsider this without further delay.
The motion carried and the items were
taken up singiy. each passing over the
veto by unanimous vote
Next came the veto Of the Maui loan
bill Senator KaIama moved to re-
consider.
Senator Knudsen from the Accounts
committee reported the expenditures as
follows:
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Out OF Federal appropriation .. s5ss II
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The Deferred Claims bill veto was
then taken Up and passed.
President Bishop made few remarks
cOmplimenting Senator Kalama for his
success as Vice President. Kalama de-
clined to acknowledge and Senator
CCelhO paid a compliment to Senator
Smith. which was acknowledged by
Senator Smith in kind. emphasizing the
statement that personal matters were
never looked after. He thanked the
press for courteous treatment though
not always correct.
The clerk then read the names OF the
nominees for trustees Of the Hawa. a.ian
Library.
This was the rock upon which the
Senate split In the afternoon and con-
sideration lad been deferred but the
Governor would not yield from his de-
TO appoint those.
Senator Ch!llingwortn moved to con-
firm. Senator Dowsett opposed for the
reason that he would like to have a
Senator Smith regretted the fact that
the Governor had overlooked the Ha-
waiian people in the selection made. ,
DR.. Scudder is a man OF learning and
experience and one whose duties here
In the Territory take him all over the
Islands
Senator Hayselden followed on the
same line and then Senator Smith ask
ed that the Senate confirm Dr. scudder
Instead Of SIR. Dillingham; on the score
Of experience. on a vote the name or
DR.. Scuddsr was not confirmed. Lane
moved Ia confirm the nomination OF W.
T.. Dillingham;.
Carried. THIS disposed Of this meg
sage.
Senator HayEelden appealed from the
ruling Of the chair In the matter Of a
reconsideration Of veto vote on Biil
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President Bishop would not Tecede
from the stand taken la the afternoon
ana ruled the senat0r out Of order In
bringing the motion 80 late.
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