Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-25
and these we're placed on second read.

and these were placed on second read.
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VIM. j. Sheldon introduced a reso.
luton that all resolutions hereafter be
referred directly to committees. AT
the same time he moved that his own
resolution be directly adopted. Kupi.
hea arose in objection, protesting that
discussion ana explanation often is
desirable before resolution is buried
ia committee. Kaniho sustained him,
seeking to second a motion to table
the resolution. There having been
no motion TO table. his second was
declared void. Coney or Kauai arose
in support of the resolution, saying
lie thought resolutions should not be
'railroaded through" without careful
committee consideration. 81
Paeie protested. He said a measure
of his, calling on the chief Justice to
provide a reference library, had gone
TO the judiciary committee, had not
yet been reported out and important
work thus had already been delayed.
On a vote being taken, the resolu-
ton was adopted Overwhelmingly, and
then sent 10 the rules committee by
the speaker. ...s.: -.
Norman Lyman's second direct pri-
mary bill was introduced and DR.. Geo.
Huddy introduced a bill to accept
the gift of Kaiulani Park, offered by
the will of the late Archibald Scott
Cleghorn.
The house then took recess to 2 D.
M, ending the morning session az
HE a. IN. Chairman Coney, of the
health and police committee, an,
nounced a meeting Of that body forI
l p. m. today.
In the House
Fifth Day. -: ~.#..
Communications C. 8-From E.
A. Mott-Smith. acknowledging receipt
Of information as to the pay of house
employees
H.. G. 9--From II, p. Wood, stating
that exhibit of plans and specifica-
tons of Hawaii's exhibit at the Pana-
ma-Pacffic International Exposition.
together with some of the pictures,
gre on public display on the second
floor Of the government building.
New Bills.
II. Il. 7S-To amend Sec. 2 of Act
I04 Of the laws of 1911, relating to
circuit court expenditures.-She
Fl. B. 79-To provide for the NOM i
nation of candidates for elective Oh /
flee by direct vote.-Lyman.
H. b. SOTO prevent the use o.
county prisoners on private labor out
eide the Jail, declaring its violation 1y /
any sheriff or other jail official mis- !
demeanor, punishable by fine of
800 to 81 00.-Huddy.
H. b. Sl-To accept the gift of Kai- l
.ulani Park from the late Archibald
Scott Cleghorn, subject to the terms !
and conditions imposed in his will
Huddy. /
ID. B. S2-To provide for service of
of notice of protest TO excessive users
of intoxicating liquors anu providing
punishment for such persons after !:
notice has been served, and for per-
SONS supplying liquors to such peri
Sorls.--da Silva
II. z. S3-To amend Section 2110 of
the revised laws, relating to payment
of receivers.-da Silva.
II. b. 84-To amend Section 1896 OF !,
the revised laws relating to Migrants !,
and disorderly persons, and AIDING i
new section providing that weapons |
taken from such persons be confis-
cated.-da Silva.
II. E. S5-To amend Sections 1919
and 2229 of the revised laws, provid.
ing that all divorce and separation
cases arising in the Kalawao district
be tried in the First circuit court
Goodness.
Messages.
Governors Message No. 5-Detail-,
ing expenditures from contingency
fund during the last biennium.
Committee Reports.
II. C. r. Printing committee re-
ported bills SO. Al, AZ, Al, IS, 46, ~
and as printed.
II. G. r. Printing committee re-.
ported bills 10. 81, 50. Sc, SO, 60, 81,
62, ga and 65 printed and ready for,
distribution.
Petitions.
II. p. Asking appropriation for
agricultural substation at Glenwood,l
olaa. Hawaii, by President f. G. Snow,
Of Hawaii Buttermakers' Association.
IN. X. Lyman.
Resolutions.
HI. RIO instruct the committee
on public lands to furnish the aousei
all correspondence on land matters