The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-03-02
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Joseph O. Carter.
The House was in session Saturday
only from nine o clock in the morning
until noon, but into that three hours ii
managed to cram more business than
in any one day of overtime last session
Eight bills were read a second time
| four went through their final reading
four were introduced, and number OF
resolutions received and reported on
while, in the odd moments, there were
two spirited debates. The warmest ar
| gument centered about the bill placing
a maximum license fee of $25 yeal
on any business doing a gross business
of less than $25, 900 a year. Kaleiopr
led the opposition and grew angry al
! what he characterized the foolish tall
| of the other members.
Prior to this time Kaleiopu had beer
sat on generally by members and thu
Speaker, and there was blood in hi
eye when he started in.
One of the new measures presented
requires assessors to make lists of al
in their respective districts eligible t.
bear arms ashore or afioat. The bill
intimates that in time of peace some
one wants to prepare for war.
THE SENATE
p..,;5 90 a. Co. st.
60 rue VI ,ne u oena'e oi onn s.a'e
order Yesterday morning that Governo
Frear had asked the privilege of ad
dressing the Legislature on the cor
servation of resources, and asked tina
the members of the Senate meet in tn
hall of the House of Representative
Monday afternoon at two O'Clock TO
the purpose of hearing the Chief En-
ecutive S remarks on the subject.
The resolution that was adopted !
the House, protesting against the 'po
eating picture" shown by Bonnie
came up for consideration. Senate
Coelho gave 1t as his opinion that tn
matter should go to the Judiciary Con
mittee. The statesman from Maui wen