The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
SENATE PAssts. I.
.C0MGREssI0AAL !.
V|S|T0RS.BLL
Attempt Falls 70 Keep Out Gov
errors Right 10 Approve
Funds Expenditure !
cHAPLAIN'S SALARY .c' '.ct vi. 1t.
.. INCREASED, TO 500
Accounts Committee Shapes All
:; journal Matters To Fit z
j., = Ideas Ot Economy ! .f,

AEtV" Ah'NSNfN 49, it'SoA' j j. 81
D. iss ! e. a &as l.s st.tF. b.. o. sNfGi
House Bill 3, AppfoRriating $4,000
for tbe entertsihtnent. Of congressman
ind other .disti4gsisbed persons made
guests Of this Territory, passed third
reading in the senate, yesterday. after
noon, as amended on motion by Senator
.dctzgtr last saturiaI,to the effect that
the territorial secretary handle ths,ss1s
pcnditure of the fund Il with the ap.
prevail Of the Governor '.,r$ {" al
When the bill WIS reported back BY
the Judiciary commiftecs,at yesterday,s
session, to which comnattee II had b, Ell
referred on motion Of Senator Makekau,
because OF a fault In its title, Senator
| Castle astated that the COMMITTEE had
merely corrected, the bill, for the teasoi
shst such was the desire expressed When,
Il was referred, aud therefore the com.
ihittte report made no Recommendation
eoncerning the measure +. .stapogs 80
The Judiciary COMMITTEES also reported
on House Concurrent Resolution 4, which
had been referred to II on Tuesday, recs
4 ommending the use of the words "dis-
tinguished persons instead of public
officers" with references to the, class OF
persons to be invited to the Territory as
the people Is guests, I ,'sfs s.-,s,3s Il ~
/ Z Consideration OF tho RESOLUTION, which
provides for the appointment Of house
and senate committee To aetFwith, the
Governor, secretary and delegate ID the
matter of the entertainment of .distin-
guished persons, had bfeyiously, on mo-
ton of Senator Rice, been deferred until
tomorrow. House. Bill naturally came
ahead Of the resolution. r, "tS.ttaS'
Governor stays In tns, BIN ~ ( ~
| A. brief, recess was taken whilSs the
bill was retypewritten 10 confofin ito TIT
corrections made, ~ thef Judiciary com
mittee. When this was accomplished and
ths senate was In session again, with
former President KnudseE seated % The
right, hand OF Ppssident 4Ghillingwofth,
the bill was brought up for third read
ing. Senator! Rice had d mbti6n on the
i desk, held over from Fhe5 day ptecedipgl
Ito the !tsffeeF that the gwotds with the
approval Of the. Goyefnof Jbe sdeleted
from the measure. IN :, ! 81 'tty ,ssist.
He wanted action on this 5help-np mo.
4 hon. Senator WittE, rose TO a. .pafliai
rnentary point, fuIe.book ifi hand, and
/, drew attention to.the fact that inotiop
to commit took precedence Of q motion
to amend Therefore Rics y motion 10
amend was not In. existence Y II had
died naturally and was net on The table
in any, living sense. Nothing. ,daunted;
Rice remarked that perhaps the gentle
man from the third district would not
object to this restricting. the motion;
would the gentleman insist that he, Writt
out his motion sgaini Wietz had no Oh.
4 lection to this original wtitinG and Rice
moved the deletion Of the words with
the Governor q approval. yWirtz zee
ondedi Metsget's motion that the bill
pass third reading As ii came from the
Judiciary committee, Castde seconded
Rice's motion for rdeletionN of the Gov
ernor. The motion to amend was put
first and lost. Ayes aud noes being
called by Clerk Lloyd on the motion to
pass the bill, third passage was accom-.
plished without dissenting vote. ~! ,.-
SigneA by the Governor a., -, .,
A communication was received from
the secretary Of the Territory to the
effect that the GoVernot had signed
House Bills and 3 and Senate Bill J
rs Acts l, 9 and 3 respectively, House
Bill / covers the seasonal expenses of
the house and Senate Bill j appropriated
for the expenses of the senate. House
Bill 3 has to do with the sale of the
Territory s bonds. ,,.sS@ n s.ag,ls
Senator Robinson for the printing com
mittee reported the printing Of Senate =,
Bill IA, which is Coke g little bill "a
check any superintendent epthusiasm
which might be displayed on the part Of
| =. T., 40 n
three .thousandtd limit on their ira,
yelling and living expenses in San Fran.
cisco during the life of the! big, eTposi'
ton. This was referred 10 the promo
ton committee Of the senate, ~, f,tIt
| Arranging Journal Compilation . r.
| A report came, IRON the eommittee on
accounts, The committee had sed3 dideEed
Senate Resolution 8, coneerning the com.
pilation of the Journal. aud rec6rnmehded
a new method Of computing the type.
writing work on the original copy OF
the senate journal for the archives, so
that instead of paying seventy;fiye cents
for page of 300 words, payment be
made on basis of seventy-fve cents q
page, such page to have a top margin
OF 271-2 inches, n bottom margin Of 1.2
inches and side margins Of LID inches
such compensation to be Ia full for all
compiling. indexing and clerical duties
to DO performed after tho adjournment
Of the legislature sine die. TypeSTitiug
to be double space. As Wirtz pointed
out, last session the tyPeMriting Of the
journal was triple space and figuring
on what constituted page !, WAS such
that under the new system third OF
last session s expenses would be saved
as far as the compilation Of the journaj
was concerned. g.,
Another report of this committee, rela
tive to journal bids, cut out u provision
of $50 for proof reading, Senator Cox,
= said he had inquired Of petsons familiar
= with the pritipg business and had. ascer
tanned that the proof reading was con
: si.lerNd part OF The prinlef,a work. S.