The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-04

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Legislature has power 10 NAB, On sppfo
rnatioH ih Hid VI ihia charity
Tho answer to ibo quoHuUn asked m,
aa % whether the Legislature hHa row
rf to aid other inHttut oua. drpanda ut
.0n the nature of The inftituti0u am
very respectfully yours
D. r. npLr.
Attorney acnsrti.
] senator kanuha then presented the
following majority reports from the
Committee on Military upon the items
on military and band. which " adopt
ed. will do away with th, National
Guard.
Tho majority OF your Commijtc. on
Military recommend that the whole items
on page %, from 800 TO 3g. and tho ynola
items ON page 49, from j5i TO 5s,. pe
stricken out
DAVID KNNUHA
:, ~. KAHILtNA.
The majority Of your Committee on
Military roco mmcnd that the whole items
from $50 to 359. on page q, and whole
items from 1852 to 3G3, on pages 81 and JJ.
be stricken out, except the item $50, on
page u. about the janitor Your com.
mittee recommend to pass as 1t is iu the
bill. to take charge OF the military equip
ment. DAVID KANUHA
/. II. KAHlLINA.
Items 3GO to 364 relate to salaries of
bandmaster and members of the band
and represent a total Of $36 900. while
items 56i to JGs, relate to travelling
and incidental expenses OF the band
and represent a total of $5,72i
Items $50 to 1853 relate to the officers
of the military in the pay of the Gov
ernment and represent total of &c.,
nS0 while itan1G tn ralata Tn
running expenses of the military and
represent a total of s35, 500.
The only item the committee recon-
mends leaving in the bill is the pay of
janitor. When the report was read, Mr..
Baldwin asked: What is the use of
Janitor when the military is done away
within"
The report was tabled to await the
report of the minority.
Senator Carter then read the follow
ing letter. which he had received from
Chas. Wilcox, Secretary of the Board
Of Health:
May 10, 1901
Hon. George r. Carter, Chairman Senate
Committee on Public Expenditures.
Sir: I have the honor to hand you
herewith a list of bills incurred on ac-
count of bubonic plague and remaining
unpaid at this date, and to ask that an |
for payment of said claims
be made. A like list was duly presented |
to the Committee on Public Expendi-
lures at the regular session, but as no |
disposition was then made of the matter,
am obliged to call the attention of
your committee 20 th's subject again. |
Very respectfully yours,
CHAS. WILCOX,
Secretary Board of Health.
The letter was referred to the Com
nittee on Public Health
At 11:45 the Senate took a recess un-
Ill p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senator Russell led off at the after
noon session by asking what was the
natter with the special committee that
had in charge the Public Works De-
oartment.
II am here this afternoon" said
Oily Bill in answer to the Senator's
question, "for that very purpose. l
have been around here the last few
lays patiently waiting for the members
VI the committee to show up. l could
lot be around here yesterday Decora-
ion Day., as I wanted to see what was
going on myself. as we'll as everybody
Use did. AS there Is nothing more be-
ore the House I move we adjourn until
% o'clock Monday, in order that the
pecial committee may meet this after
loon and complete its work"
Before we adjourn" said Senator
IT ask for the suspension of
he rules that may introduce a reso-
ution." Upon the desired request being
he introduced the following,
which caused a great deal of wrang- !
Ing:
Ion. 8. K. Kaiue, President of the Sen,
ate.
Dear Sir: Resolved, That the Presi-
ent Is hereby authorized to appoint
ommittee OF three to examine and see
hat the journal of the Senate Is correct ,
nd In due form for transmission .,
through the Secretary Of the Territory
D the President of the Senate and the
peaker Of the House of Representatives,
the United States of America, in ac-
ordanoe with section So of the Organic
ct. DAVID KANUHA,
Senator of the Third District II
Senator Baldwin was then recognized,
nd said, I'VE have no business to
monkey with the journal at this late S
our, as 1t has gone out of our hands.
We have nothing more to do with what I
appened at the last regular session."
II do not agree with the Senator"
eplied Kanuha. I'VE still have an c
lterest In that journal. think 1t is a |,
rtvilege and right that we have to
'ok into this and examine the journal /
efore 1t Is sent to the President of the u
'nited States. I hear that there has /
cen some changes made, and they I
nould not have been made without re- t
'rrirg them to the proper source. II I
lie changes made are vital and neces-
iry. II is all right. that is the object I
my bringing in this resolution" 7
THE records have each day been ap- {
roved by the president OF this body /
nd also by the members" said Senator c
arls 81 do not believe there is one
ember OF this House, who, relying on q
Is memory. could tell for an absolute q
'rtainty that the records have been s
lmpered with. This IL another ses-
on altogether and we therefore have /
D right 10 make any changes"