The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-05-24


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faf 0ifit the Item a. cunht 10 Ne rasf
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No Fifitktn out The item be- pasaed a.
follows ray ~ auaf1s Of Heformstofy
School, tiwo
Nv regard 10 salaries ~ tchohers. Tho
Superintendent stated 20 us that salaries
are nx,d according 90 the ccftihcatsf
given 10 teachers the length Of time
ihoy taught. the positions ~ several
schools. the numbers u scholars in each
school. ma the efficiency Of the scholars.
Respectfully submitted,
W e.. ACHt.
J ". kAOHi
Members Of tho Committee Of Educa.
/ ton
! Cecil Brown moved the majority rec
I port be adopted. In regard to the re-.
I form school. e. Brown said that he did
not think tho building should be built
at present, on account Of the financial
condition Of the Territory at the pres
ent time. and that the matter Of erect
ing the building could be deferred until
the meeting Of the next Legislature.
II necessary. the present Reform
such time as the new building would be
put up.
In regard to the item OF normal in
spectors he agreed with the majority
report. and that one Inspector was all
that was needed for Hawaii the great
est number of scholars being in and
around 1Iilo, therefore one inspector
could cover the ground fully.
T1urfp. C'pqf Tlrnwp'q talk Private
Secretary to the Governor a. G. Hawes,
Jr., appeared at the door leading to the
Senate chamber and vainly tried to at
tract the attention OF the sergeant-at-
arms, who was sitting in his chair doz-
ing. Some little time elapsed ere the
peace officer" of the Senate took a
tumble to himself, and upon looking
around to see the cause of all the ges-
ticulating by the Senators, jumped to
his feet and mumbled, Governors
message" and started up the aisle
leading to the presidents chair, with
Secretary Hawes in tow. The message
was then presented and read by the
clerk, which was as follows:
Message to the Legislature of the Terri !
tory OF Hawaii. .
In view of the opinion rendered by the |
General to the effect that Act |
II of the Session Laws of 1893, entitled
IAN Act to provide for public loans" is
still in force and that bonds may be le
gally issued In accordance with the terms
Of said Act and 1t also appearing from
the statement of the Treasurer OF the
Territory that there still remain unissu-
I'd bonds to the amount of s799, 900 author
lied by said Act. recommend the pas
sage of an Appropriation bill making
special appropriations for the use of the
Territory during the succeeding biennial
period out of any moneys received by
The Treasury from the loan authorized
by Act II of the Session Laws of 1896
above referred to and submit the fol-
owing estimates, the items of which
nay be found In the schedule of estl-
mates submitted by the Governor under
late of May s, 1901.
l recommend the transfer OF these
tens from the Appropriation bill for
expenses to the Appropriation
Dill above referred to; the remaining
tens of the Governors estimates to be
passed in the Appropriation bill for cur
rent expenses. with the exception of the
TEN of 5000 for construction of roads
IN Puma, Hawaii. entitled "Twenty-one
and one-half miles Volcano road to con-
nect with railroad" which / recommend
TO be stricken out.
HENRY E. COOPER.
Acting Governor.
Executive Chamber. May q, 1901.
OF PUBLIC WORKS
Sewerage, Honolulu $50. sl2s. 400
Nuuanu stream district. 3 $500
Material ................ 5000
Miscellaneous incidentals
and running expenses :. 1900
House connections ...... 1880
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