Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-20
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in Office 1t ought to meet next We'd
nesday.
President Dole-I think you are
right. Mr. Gear. / said In my letter of
January u that II the Legislature was
still in Office | could not prevent 1t
from sitting. President Mckinley
must have received that letter, but he
has not answered It.
Mr.. Gear-Mas not that proclama-
ton of President Mckinley issued in
direct connection with the election for
a new Legislature?
President Dole--It may be that Pres
ident Mckinley thought there were
other elective officers than the Presi-
dent in this Republic.
= THE PASSAGE MOVED.
Mr.. Achi-According to our Consti-
tuition beneve this body has the pow
er to appropriate money for the pur-
poses OF this bill. The purposes are
extremely necessary and am ready to
vote for the b.... | move that the bill
pass.
Mr.. lsenberg seconded the motion.
President Dole-The case Is stronger
than Mr.. Brown takes 1t. President
State to appropriate money for the
suppression of bubonic plague and for
permanent sanitary improvements. /
consider that the Council has the right
to carry out what the Board of Health
deems necessary for the suppression
and prevention Of the plague without
referring the question to President Nc
Kinley. Yet the bill makes il stronger
by submitting It to President McKin-
ley.
Mr.. Gear asked when this sewerage
extension could be done.
President Dole replied that the Cow
eminent had forwarded advertisements
for tenders to the States, from which
answers ought to be received within
ninety days.
Mr.. Gear said IL would take four
months to complete the work now in
hand. The extension would require
much more time. 1t would take year
to year and half to complete the
extension. II they could go ahead and
complete the work he would vote for
1t. He had been struck by finding in
reports of the Board OF Health for
years past recommendation Of a sew
erage system for Honolulu, yet the
esiae never .ooh any acIoh IN
sne nia''el. IL nleht De zen years be-
io,e 'ne work was competed
President Dole-T..e sooner we be-
gin the earlier IL will be COMPLETED,
and the work can be rushed by putting
more men on 1t.
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