The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-19
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Minor COMMUNICATIONS and unessensl
tiaI eaftisfis u major eossnuaicatid
arc to have no place in the printed 1915
senate journal, hesenators have said
IL. The inattet came w .immsdiately
following ,pfaysrs ana the reading was
the subject pf the preceding day,s min.
utes. It ives the subject Of lively de-
hate for ueyeral minutes early in yes
tsrday's morning session Of the senate
This, the Bifth Of seven bills and the
naming Of the sensts's standing COM
niittees made up light but Interesting
second day Of NE upper house.
waitipg Tor Oemtnittees
"A Somniunieation WAS received from
SECRETARY 1f the Territory wade War
rem Thayer requesting q daily copy of
the, tendts's hnindtss and three copies
each Of al bills. - sas. 1 az y. vs. 3.
s36natbrwirtz AROSE 70 APPOINT Of In.
GLaiy. ifs lasketi Afe6tdell. Eh.i8lls.s'
w0fth. when, iop under what order 81
bubintAs, the chain would announce the
sttndink cOfhnlitteBs Of the senate.
Mirtz evidently wished to move the
reference Of the ,communieation TO some
cOmmittee, but there being no com.
niittees 70 refer 10, he sought informa.
tion as 70 their creation. tl
President ChiiIingWorth stated that
he would announce the standing com
mittees under the s0Fder of the day. I,
that the temporary rules Were In force
untilthe senate ordained otherwise. E,
Sheriff Rose was the ssender of q
Communication. He also wanted copies
Of senate bills, that the police depart
.inent might keep posted. A similar
communication was received from the
Joint legislative committee Of the HonD-
lulu chamber lDf leommefce and the Ha-
wall Sugar iPMntefs' Association. They
wanted ten printed copies Of all bills.
@. \, jHemenway signed the request.
Cuinbering the Journal "a n 4 ~
senator Rice moved TINT such com,
minications be placed In the hands Of
the president that he might exercise
his discretion as 10 whether or not they
should be printed IN the journal. Com.
inuiiigations of this nature served only
to cumber the journal. t 8
senator Wfffk kokuaed Rice,s sug-
gestion and offered an amendment to
the effect that all captions of com
Innnieations be eliminated. He. did not
see the sense in printing the letter
heads with the letters; 1t was waste
Of epaee and money. He had computed
that the equivalent Of twenty-three
lNges had been "a ken up with such cap
lions in the senate journal of 1913. 4
/ senator MetEger arose to amend Che
aiiiehHmeit. There would be lots Of re-
queats for copies of senate bills. He
suggested that NIL nissives of this kind
bs referred direct TO the president
Amendments were accepted and no dis.
senting voice WIS heard. The motion
was carried etit > 49, .|'...- I'll
StSnding Committees -, 10, .,,. H. ~,
President 0hillingwSrth made an
noiincemeht of the standing commit
tees. as follows, the first named senator
under each committee title being the
chairman Of that committee: Ia Z ~
Ways fand Z, Means Rice, Baldwin
Quinn, Makekau and Iankea. y E,.,.f &
Judiciary Castle, Penhallow, Desha
Coketand MAteRer.S $tq2g.8 D. ss,,
Public Lands--Baldwln, Desha ant
Metzger. \ -. ~. ai,SE la.5 a
Edueation---P enballow, Rice, Baker
Printing and Observation-Disclosures
Quinn, Mikaele. 49, srst i-s-.... !!
Accopnts-Quin Writ, Robinson.
Health Desha, Baldwin, Baker.
Military Coke, Penhaliow and Ba
ker. . .t43 "a, .5s--
Observation-Disclosures Castle Tau
kea.. ~, Ibts a.-ts,tl e.
Bales--Ries, Castle, Mikaele. =.
The committee ehaiFmen ARE all Re
piblieans except IN the case Of tn
military. Here Democrat leads tn
trio. The naming Of the committed
came a day later than scheduled. th
blame, whether rightly or not, sbeinl
placed at the door Of the Bourbons
who are said TO have delayed an agres
rieht as to what Democratic name
should have preference.
Plan TO BE Presented III x
The president stated that 1t would b
well for some concrete plan to be prE
pared relative TO the handling of th
journal. Coke remarked that this ide
was already working aud that ther
would be Developments on the morrow
The special order OF the day was Oh
second reading Of senate hill No. y
apPlQpfiating $2S, 200 for the expense
Of the regular session of the senatl
1915. This was read throughout, ant
on motion Of, Rice, seconded by Writ;
po ssed second readiHE. ~ =. .. @.
VIII Print Mayors Message b.. a
~ An exhaustive message from Mayo
Lame next demanded senatorial after
~ ticn, Rice moving that it be read b
first and last paragraphs. Writ
thought II might be read by captio
and referred 10 the printing committe
Quinn, one OF the printing comniitte
saw1no use in referinR the measure
tht committee. II would be better fl
the senate TO devote an hour, or eve
an Afternoon, 20 the, document. Pres
dent ChillnEw0rth helieyad "a
RtHgor . message contained many sui
eeatiaar 10 the matter OF leeialation;
WINS lengthy, and unless the senatol
thought they could remember all
contained, II would be well to have
printed Metzger pointedlys declare