The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-18

fiin HAWAII
ao'oly aud actually uaa1 in the rulu
wilon aud production OF tobacco
TliE FISHERY Mill
Coclhos bni to restrict fishing in
Territorial waters go clugona ut thc
United States as amended by rom
mlttvo came up for third roadlne
Harvey moved four amendments.
including insertion Of the words. "or
eligible 20 become n Citizen" which
were carried.
Coelho moved that the bin pass
Makekau moved that the bin I've
ttbled, Chillingworth seconding the
motion The mover said the bin would
10y hardship on everybody I'm the
.Teiritory-American, European. Ha-
waiian and Japanese. II was aimed
Lac the Japanese fishermen. who weye
doing all the fishing today from Ha-
vail 10 Niihau Beef had gone M
from 12c 10 25c a pound and this bin
would make fish too dear for ordinary
people TO buy.
Coelho called the speaker to order
under the rule that a motion to table
was not debatable
Makekau caused laughter BY telling
TIE objector that he was too late. as
the Senate had the benent of his SEN
tlments before he was interrupted
knudsen as the vote was about be-
ing taken, said that the Legislature
had resolved to ask Congress to pur.
chase the private sea fisheries. II
looked like bad faith to pass this bill
Makekau called him to order under
the same rule as stopped his own ora
tory, and Knudsen laughingly sub
SIDED in the same way by saying he
mad got his word in.-anyway.
The motion 70 table the bin was
lost on the following tie vote:
Ayes-Chillingworth, Fairchild. Ka-
lama. Knudsen, Makekau, Smith.
Woods.
Noes-Baker, Brown. Coelho Har-
yey, Mccarthy, Moore, Robinson.
tairchild then moved that further
consideration of the bill be deferred
Tor one week. Carried.
MILL GRINDS ON.
Senate bill changing terms of cir
cut courts was deferred on third
reading to March p at thereuuest
OF Baker who wanted to correspond
with his constituents.
Senate bill relating to filing of
plans and surveys passed third read
ing lao
Senae bill relating TO lien of district
court judgments passed third reading
$40.
Senate bill amending the law re-
lating TO procurers passed third read
Ing 14-o.
Senate bill to prohibit the sale and /.
use o fopium went to the judiciary |
and Senate resolution on
hours of government office employees
tc the ways and means committee.
Senate bill relating to marriage IL !
censes passed second reading.
Senate bill relating to vaccination. !
on second reading, brought on a re-
petition Of the fight of the other day. !
President Smith took the floor, with
Vice President Kaiama in the chair.
and mved material amendment. He
spoke of the abandonment of old prac-
tices which removed the Dangers of
Infection with other diseases than
smallpox from vaccination. Recalling
the peidemics Of 1854 and 1882 he
urged the maintenance of effective !
vaccination of children.
Coelho challenged the president to
prove that doctors do no, now use
vaccine points on more than one child !
each and made a vehement defense of
the bill
Robinson confessed to confusion on
the matters at issue, and on motion
of Knudsen the bill was referred to
the Judiciary committee.
Acompanion measure relating to /,
certificates of vaccination, after some
talk, also went to the judiciary COM
mittee
CONSERVATION BILL
Robinson wanted to defer the con- !