The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-27
THE SENATE
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clude rubber, explaining that the ex-
emption of this article in the present
la wswould expire in another year.
Mccarthy stated that rubber men
had told him the extension Of the
exemption was desirable. Later he
moved to include the other new indus !
tries exempted by former legislation.
The amendments carried and the
bill passed as amended.
Senate bill relating to terms of cir
cult courts was deferred On motion
of Baker, for one week. Chillingwortn
took occasion to warn the members
that the postponement OF bills result
in their being hung up in the House
at the end of the session.
Senate bill to appropriate money for
the purpose of paying the unpaid
claims against the County of Maui
created under the abortive County ACT
of 1903 was called for third reading.
1t carries $10S.610 TO come out of the
Maui county treasury. Under an
amendment of the ways and means
committee payment is to be with the
approval of the Board of Supervisors
Coelho had the name OF a payee cor
rected and the bill passed 40.
Senate bill to provide for payment
of Communication due the Territory on
third reading was amended in derec-
tive wording at the suggestion Of Pre-
sident Smith. 1t passed third read
ing Is
-enate bill to provide compensation
for physicians for the examination OF
leprous persons passed third reading
1910.
SEESAW ACTION
House bill to authorize the Secre-
tary of Hawaii to publish the laws.
amending the present law so as 70
REMOVE the obligation of publishing
the laws only in Honolulu, failed TO
pass third reading, the vote being G
for and against
On motion of Makekau the acr1on
was reconsidered and the bill dererr-
ed until Monday.
Ayes-Baker, Brown, Chillingworth
Fairchild, Knudsen-6
Noes-Coelho Harvey, Makekau
Mccarthy, Moore, Quinn, Robinson.
Smith, Woods-9.
First of all motion by Moore TO
table the bill was voted down.
President Smith dropped a remark
that if the bill passed the laws might
be published in San Francisco
Mccarthy stated as matter of fact
that the Journal of 1903 was printed
in San Francisco.
! Coeiho, on the roll call broke the
rule under the guise of claiming nrr-
Vllege to decline from voting and maze
speech He said a question was
raised by the remark of the president
which called for further consideration
He moved TO defer the bill till Mon
day, but of course the motion was
ruled out Of order.
Makekau, when the next order had
been taken up, moved for reconsider
alton of the bill
halama wanted to know why.
Chillingworth said it was desirable
TO have the bill revived and amend II
SO as to confine the publication to the
Territory of Hawaii.
Makekau said he was in favor OF
the bill but did not understand he
was voting against it when the vote
was taken.
The motion to reconsider then car
ried on the following vote:
| Ayes-Balker Brown Chillingworth
Coelho, Fairchild, Harvey, Knudsen
Makekau, Woods-9.
Noes-Kalama, Mccarthy, Moore
Quinn, Smith, Robinson-6.
The bill was then deferred till Mon.
day.
r. Two House bills creating new DARK.
in Hilo passed third reading.
House bill to provide for disposition
OF proceeds of industrial wor.. II GER
tain schools was referred to the way,
and means committee.
House bill amending the law relat
ing to the protection of birds was re
ferred to the public lands committee
Senate bill making special appro
priations for the use of the Territory
for next biennial period, being tn,
administration loan bill, was referred
to the ways and means committee.
Senate bill providing for paymen
of claims against the counties of Eas
and West Maui under the law of 1908
reported on favorably by the ways ant
means committee, came up for seconC
, reading.
Makekau raised question of tn,
legality of the bill, which was dis
cussed by Coelho and the president
Fairchild was starting to talk whel
mr. President" came in a voice from
the air.
Senator FairchiId was the floor,
came from the chair. Still the vote