The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-06-19

was tue pdsSdBe VI Dill lt oh bhitu
reaiing. After which adjournment
was taken at 1910 o'clock.
THE HOUSE FORTY SECOND DAY
Order was called by the Vice
Speaker, and after disposing of the
usual preliminaries, business was be-
gun on reading Houss Bill 2
Loan Bill through on third read
ing.
When the reading was concluded,
Andrade moved to amend by strik-
ing out Section l, which was also
put forward by Keliinoi, So 10 the
original report of the select com.
mittee of the House TO whom the
bill was first referred and who made
the County pro ratas, on being put,
the motion carried.
Andrade also moved to amend
Section 2 as recommended IN the
original report, and making it Sec
ton l, and carried. And he then
also moved to pass the bill on it's
third reading.
Kupihea moved to amend Section
A, on the proposed School street ex-
tension, to insert the notes OF sur
vey as a part of the item, which was
certified to by 0 l. SoIenson, As
sistant Government Surveyor. This
was objected to by Chillingworth,
who moved an amendm ens to The
amendment to insert Gas per Gov
eminent Survey now on file 10 the
Office OF the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Works" Before making his mo-
ton, he had asksd what survey was
certified to and was answered by
Kupihea tha. it was the Govern
ment survey.
, Greenwich also objected, saying
3 that to insert the survey was not
proper, and he moved 10 table the
same. He, was followed by Paele,
who asked TO defer goal passage till
this afternoon, 80 that everything
may BIZ carefully looked into aud
rectifed A motion by Naka' eka
for the previou, question failed in
Z being observed, as no attention
: whatever was paid to it.
8 Kumalae said that there were two
8 surveys 10 the Government Survey
u office and the idea of em bodyine
these notes is to make the Govern
a ment use one adopted line, and moi
X two, or one OF either as it saw fit
r On being asked by Fernandez, he
4 said that the line adopted at the
= last session was not the same as the
} line now proposed, and that he he'd
introduced bill during the regular
session, embodying the proposed
line of extension, which passed thil
;. House but killed in the Ssnate.
= Beckley called Harris to the chair
but he refused, because he also
wanted to speak on the matter, and
" then Greenwell was called and b,
!, took the chsif, the s oeaker saying
that that was the privilege he sale
;. the other day to spsak on this bil
, on its third reading when he wa
. called down on the Oahu Count,
: pro.rata report, because he was no
an Oahu member.
: Gandsll, on Bsckley taking tn
a. floor, spoke in substance, that if tn
r people want road opened, let then
"a have it by appropriating the moae
~ for it, and il the proposed road in
+, fringed upon the holdings of th
70 poor, the best way out OF it was no
" to haye any road whatever,
Bsckley followed him by maxim
a strong speech favoring the Kup
hea amendms ant. He had ths ma
he with the proposed line OF exteusio
he before him, aud he showed that b
b. adopting the line as now propose
g. many OF those interested ia Ian
in on the line would give their lane
n without cost to the Governmsn
Mt but that 10 another line that othe
OF arc working for, it would cost
de 0rsat deal for road dam.pss an