The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-16
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Hso iaf ~ fAs ,iaH 10 eohesfnei d
ttIl ihp EDtaArf, "n s nia hHafs ~
ans thai Gei being madt ~ the iionst
against NJ. ilard %
81 ~ mot thlnk t "a ans business ~ /
ihr pnlllc what intcsilghtiuns W are |
iu make into this maiirf. said Shol |
dom who evidently BE- as supfemely an |
concerned about what iko public may |
think a. he Processes 10 he otef what |
the newspapers may SAY ~ do not |
think IL b. any of the business ~ the
public 10 hatc us settle this matter on |
he floor Of the House. How can | 80 |
back 10 my constituents and explain |
that We have bccn wasting time WAN.
Cling about troubles with our stenogra.
phcri II there have been any charges
made, Mt speaker they have been
made more against the chairman Of the
Accounts Committee than anyone else,
be and the Speaker OF this House. -
: KAieiopu Emphatic.
81 am sorry that we are wasting 50
. much valuable time over this matter,
4 said Kaleiopu regretfully, and then pro-
cecded to add to the waste. "Now
I, that charges have been made against
i. all the members Of this House. direct
charges, | am sorry that the Speaker
| hNttDAtu ANiN ItNlEndNlOu. OttNnNt
y | want TO see the stenographer, as well
: as every other officer and member Of
. this House, 20 before an investigating
= committee. The charges are very Sc.
. rious, and l am sorry that some of the
> members have made themselves so no.
torious as to go and publish in the
e papers charges like this on mere hear
Z, say.
80 want TO see every member in this
e House investigated" yelled Kaleiopu,
'e getting more and more excited. ~
rs want them all investigated, clerks and
70 all. The committees are allowed to EN-
:, ploy only permanent clerks, but | see
IN that some committees are employing
e unauthorized clerks. / am preparing n
Of resolution, Mr.. Speaker, taking in
everybody, from the Speaker down.
" can show that there are committees
n employing clerks that they have no
b. right to pay and are paying them, and
if that isn't graft, Mr.. Speaker, l
would like to know what is"
Cohen Speaks Again.
w Single then seconded the motion TO
le accept the resignation of Lloyd, and
Us Castro made an explanation that he had
40 never asked nor advised Lloyd to re-
IT. sign. Cohen then spoke again.
I'll "Mr. Lloyd has heard since he pre-
scented his resignation, and / have
us heard and every other member of this
es House has heard that charges are now
Oh made against him. / think, and every
III other fair-minded man in this House
IS, should think, that he ought to be heard;
OF that he ought to be given a square
OF deal.'
Single Not Unjust.
90 In seconding the motion to accept
M the resignation / do not think that
er am in any way unjust to Mr.. Lloyd,
OIL said Single in explanation, "but l dc
it to remove cause of trouble from
lr. this House. 1t is almost too ridiculou.
M to believe that thirty elected Represen
'e- tatives can stay here and quarrel fol
ed an hour over the acceptance of ste
he nographer' IS resignation when that resig
IT. nation is in. second this motion t,
remove what has been block in tn,
'us business of this House ever since j
ny was organized.
OF Kama agreed that there ought to b,
'at searching investigation, and Coher
OF asked that the matter be deferred un
Ii: til after the special graft committe,
IL had reported. He was ruled out o.
ne order, and rollcall taken on the &C
ceptance of the resignation 1t stooC
re- eighteen to six in favor of lettin,
zee Lloyd go, the six opposed being Alfonso
on Cohen, Furtado, Kaleiopu, Kealawai
IN and Long.
re Committee Reports.
The Agricultural Committee recon
mended Rice's House Bill 1856. BIZ
to give the Board of Agriculture an,
i'd Forestry more power to regulate cat
ut tie nunrantinp
ed The same committee tabled the Ka
ad leiopupule resolution regarding tn
ch translation of all the publications o
'n the Board of Agriculture and Forestry
u stating that the committee propose,
nc to present another resolution alon,
n' the same but more sensible lines.
~ The committee also recommends,
=" Senate Bill lis, to appropriate III
funds to be raised under the Specrl
immigration income tax for the con
~. On servation of natural resources.
ice Cheaper Supplies Wanted.
lch Single presented concurrent reso
en-. luton to institute n system to tax
be- the place of the one intended to be il
on operation when the purchasing agen
use was appointed. This resolution pro
vides for the Auditor to advertise semi
~ annually for tenders on all necessar
''eo supplies for che government and t
zoo notify the departments to purchas
,on from the lowest bidders. This passe
itv first reading. Single said he had see
~ the Governor and the Governor ha
said it was a good resolution. Cone
said he had not seen the Governor bu
ges thought for himself that the resolutio
!" was good one.
,Se First Of Many.
on, Kamanoulu presented the followin
we resolutions:
the Whereas, One William Naiwi, foi
merly printer by trade, has for
considerable time been confined With
tho the leper settlement at Molokai as
';n eper suspect, etc, and whereas, n
ef symptoms of leprosy appear to hav
III. Pdeveloped in him, therefore be it re
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