The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-10

kNNNNAMNN NIINN'
Roads. tlirc ....... coo e
Ma,ahnmirInR.
I Roads, kniOn ...... 100 ~
I itUata branch ....... $50 o.
whhiawa grade and
steel bridge ,,s.s..t. s'1p "
l(aiahco grade goose. 30 o.
I Roads, Whimya .s... 3,Ho ~
/ Upper bridge ..,,.,
Total Kauai ... : gi,co %
! -
bridges .~... -,s5s@o o,
School houses and
teachers cot
tages-
Island Of Hawaii ... '21scO 90
Hilo, estimated cost
for district ........ 1900 %
llamakua, estimated
cost for district ... 1000 %
Kohala, estimated cost
for district ...u. 1000 90
Kona estimated cost
for district ......... 5000 On
Puma, estimated cost
for district ........ $500 10
Islands OF Maui and
Molokai ....... 1900 o.
Lahaina, estimated
cost for district .... 1900 %
Waikiki, estimated
cost for district 80. 400 90
Makawao, estimated
cost for district 80. 5000 90
Hama, estimated cost
for district ...... 5000 90
Molokal, estimated
cost for district 80. 1900 90
Island of Oahu 80. $1,000 90
Estimated cost for
outer districts zee. 1900 90
Honolulu, estimated
cost ............ 1000 90
Island of Kauai . .... 1920 90
Waimea, estimated
cost for district zee. 200 90
Koloa, estimated cost
for district ...,.... 3. 500 90
Lihue, estimated cost
for district g. 5000. 1900 90
Hawaiian, estimated
cost for district 80. $500 90
Hanalei, estimated
cost for district -. 600 90
Senator Carter moved that the Gov
ernor's message be placed in the hands
of a committee of three, and have the
same gone over with. He also moved
to take a recess of fifteen minutes to
await the committees report.
Senator Achi thought such a course
unnecessary, and moved to have, the
message translated and printed, so
that each member could have a copy
in order to facilitate matters.
Senator Russell did not see the use
of the House entertaining considera-
ton of any appropriation bill. as the
ton, and therefore, thought it best to
await the action of the House.
Cecil Brown then moved to have the
message printed, and that a committee
of three be appointed to take charge of
it. Achi seconded the motion, which
carried.
The president appointed Senators
Brown, Achi and kalauokalani, COM
mittee of three, to supervise the trans
lation and printing of the message.
Under suspension of the rules Achi
again presented his resolution, asking
regard to the introduction of a loan
bill.
Senator Kalauokalani suggested an
amendment to the effect that the At
torney General should also specify
whether or not other measures could
be legally introduced
oily Bill cautioned the members
not to be too hasty, and wanted action
on the resolutions deferred.
Senator Crabbe suggested that the
Senator from Lahaina be made to sit
down and keep his mouth shut as he
was beginning to employ his old time
killing tactics. There was no necessi-
ty, he said, for holding thirty or six
ty-day session over the appropriation
bill, when it could easily be disposed
of in two weeks, and IL oily Bill" was
not sat upon they would never get
through with the measure.
"Oily Bill rose to his feet to reply,
but before he could say anything,
Crabbe moved the previous question,
which carried.
The president seemed quite confused
at this point, and put motion to- de-
fer action on the resolution, and SEEM
ed greatly surprised when told the mo-
ton had not been seconded.
Senator Achi then moved the resolu-
ton, with the amendment attached, be
adopted, and upon the show of hands,
was carried.
"Oily Bill" seeing things were not
going to suit him, moved to adjourn.
A storm of protests arose from the
Republican side of the House against
the motion.
The president put the question before
the House, and upon the show of
hands, declared the Senate adjourned.
Senator Carter questioned the vote,
and called for a rising vote, which re-
suited in a tie, TT. The president then
cast the deciding vote. and declared
the Senate adjourned, at p. m.
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