The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-19


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Debate Fish Bill.
''Undcr suspension of the rules.
| move that the Senate reconsider its
vote this morning ON Senate Bill No.
lG," was the motion of Senator Palmer
Moods. and upon its being carried the
Coelho antialien fishing bill was again
before the Senate an third reading
Coelho moved that the bin pass Sen.
ator Chillingworth was then rccognized
by the chair. and he proceeded 10 nick
holes in the measure introduced hy tho
Mani statesman
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chinese mr. n Jnnonose from cotch;og
fish for table use in any of the shore
waters of the Territory. They can 4
secure bnit-this shuts them ont even
if they want TO fish i'm outside
waters. ;, a0'rg
President w. O. Smith called Vice
President Knlnma 10 tbe chair and
moved for thc indefinite nostnonemcnt
of the hill. seconded nv Cbillingwortb
.oTho time hos nossed when INV sueh
inhibition ms This is needed. y snid
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now adeouatc and no nrotection III tbo
sort contemnlotnd nv his hill 10 mood.
FREQ nc tho birds az tho air This does
| not Affect fish ponds or private fishing
rights. Very few vounp Uawaiians arc
becoming fishermen. 1t is to the inter.
ests of the people to have fish plentiful
| and cheap The matter of vested rights
| is distinct question. If Congress
should act upon the request to condemn
all private hshing rights for the citi.
Gems then this bill would arplv TO all,
1t will not benefit the community ia
mass n hill like this and / move for its
indefinite postponement.
Robinson EXPLAINS.
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