The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-16
LIS PUT
THROUGH
preparations
h Executives
Hands.
EhLATURE HAS
DLABORS
i requested to Remain to
|slIt Disposition of the
Various Items.

!, Governor Cooper received the
I,5atiOn bills yesterday afternoon
-m4diately began the considera-
item. The Governor will take
"a in this task, giving the most
thought to each item. This does
.on that they will be held until
the legislature has adjourned,
E,r for Mr.. Cooper does not be-
would be fair to veto any Item
sr of the bills and fail to give
sgslsture a chance to review his
bills we're not put through with
Inc few bitches; there were small
thlch gave spice to the last work
sion of the term. In the Commit
Conference, which had two short
tn, all was peace and harmony.
Upper House when the report of
inference Committee was read
vas g demand on the part of
!, Crabbe that the bills be read
m. which consumed the better
In hour, and in the House there
EIe draught of hot air" which
Emmeluth and Makekau for q
uuMsnls to the intense amuse-
a The usmbers.
Pc VI: few changes made in
as I'D these change the totals
D. gay the bills carry a grand
aklas4i. This is divided: Sal
sAna.50; current expenditures,
s&A While this total seems to
pa large there may be made
sigit change In the meaning con-
ny these figures by an amend
Which was tackled onto the cur
Ipense bill. This sets forth that
aste be loan bill passed before
ose Of the current fiscal period,
ms Of the appropriations which
nom the loan bills sent in by the
fOf may be put back into the loan
Ials is taken to mean an antici-
N tne probable action of Pres
Mckinley upon the power of the
territorial Government to issue
d bonds under the old loan law,
'nds not having been issued ow-
ae payment Of the appropria-
'naer the bill out of the current
Ihe matter was presented to
& executive Of the nation early
anu an answer is looked for at
as now. A favorable response
an an entire upsetting of all the
a Doth the majority and those
"ans who are working with
y iOrce an extra session. With
mount Of leeway, there will be
.uole In keeping the expenditures
as revenues, as there may be
Alieal changes when the Gov
'hrough with the bill,
Governor Cooper is ready to
II. nis time to his investigation OF
ana said yesterday that he
make the examination as rapid
.1sistent with carefulness. AS
aVloing Of the bill until the Leg.
!, Nso adjourned, and then sign.
= part and leaving many items
AL. al ne vetoing them and the
lure being absent so as to have
~.ahlty to express the pleasure
t. aO,i'y' s1., ne said that he did not
sllov, sH :. a course fair and he would
Eoo.,i Ss It at all. Mr.. Cooper said:
-s'aer na that the representative,
s,os,, osOpis should have a share NJ
H. aS,ollity ,y and shall try and keer
-. on'l the final disposition Of
Il .oo / win go to work on the
1,on YVa .h as I receive them. 7 am
tIa tba mat It will not take lone .l r.
Ne work before enc lodS u
Il. legislature has until Thurs
Il, tID,a before +, there is an expiratioT III y
b., sne s.. limit. Should I spiIattoI fpd tba,
can tsl ts through by that Gay a
Eys, 81 uelng .s the time limit for 3
.; 50 So. that in case there NAV avf h.
tn any my items there viii hey he " ~
b had Sspsrge 'sI that the LegisIatur, II,
rers rs' Its It's Opportunity to eSarcis' ss,@ras'
them s rs., 70 the bills, I have fol.
up V NV r5,t rather closely and nd ba1, iU,,
a. nm mind upon some no,rts nav "
a stufrss tufts say s, that am opposed DC, e
which s5',sa e. with large appronria. ypuIa,
Pnd wbicS Sss not not absolutely neces ec es
the STATE ",.gnt ~ n, be laid over IL
be EnroIl9sooott 81 the Treasury"
snce corore,.t. cS,lrment Committee Of tn,
asy sfts,nasSee fps Executive at 4 oslosI o'cIoe1
sed eratifc.t1,ee t1e same thing. H,
Iegislatu5IpSss that the worl 3rI
stOre him tbs s the bills he woui,
Items he wou,a mat If he hac