The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-06-22
IN ExrRA SESSION.
The Second Legislature for the Con-
sideration of Appropriation Bills.

Met pursuant to adjournment,and
after the usual preliminares, Sec
rotary Halves entered with message
from the Governor, vstoing several
items in the Unpaid Bills Act, refer.
red to in the report OF the House
proceedings.
After being read through, dis
cussion was aroused wherein Kaohi
held that the Governor had exceed
ed his ten days. II was finally dis.
posed by deferring consideration to
Thursday morning.
A communication from the House
was then read, transmitting House
Bill 2 (Loan Billy, and after which,
it was taken up and passed first
reading.
The House also notified of the APP
pointment of a committee of three
to confer with like Senate com nit
tee on the Governors message.
After being read through, it was
tabled,
And at 11:30 o'clock, adjournment
was taken.
THE HoUsE-FoRTY- FOURTH DAY.
AS soon az the regular prelimi-
naries had been disposed of as usual,
the Vice Speaker having called or.
der, message was then received
from the Governor, by his private
Secretary, vetoing certain items 10
Senate Bill 4 UNPAID B lis
Following are the items vetoed:
W j Wright, services. $50; Fire
Claim of Mrs Kekle Amara, admin
istrator Estate of Jesse Amsre, de-
c,ssad, $50; w K Keoho, land
damages, 500; Mr., Kan ak aheikuli,
damagep, $3.50; j W Kalue, Sept %,
1902, 1923 80, less amount realized
from sale OF paiai, $40, S6l3.50;
payment for use of telephones used
by the Police Department 10 the
several districts, Island of Hawaii,
advanced by the following persons,
to be certified to by tho Sheriff Of
Hawai-, 1854.
The message occupied six type
written psgee, including the reasons
vetoing each and every item.
Harris moved to defer consideIa-
tion OF the veto message till Thurs.
day morning. Paele moved to ap-
point a special committee OF three
to confer with like committee OF
the Senate. This bill was received
from the Governor, he said, at 1915
O'Clock, it being sen. to him on the
9th instant, at 1905, and it is for
this committee to fud out whsther
it is 30 or not, for il so, then this
bill has already become law in
epite Of his veto. The motion was
then put and carried, the chair ap.
pointing Pasle, Nakaleka and An
drade on such committee.
Fernand z asked that the COM
mittee be now excused to attend
to their duty, but the chair said
that a letter should be Grst sent
to the Senate, as the committee
will have to meet like committee
OF that body.
| Wright presented a petition, and
as it was being read, the chair ask
ed il it was endorsed, and when
told that it was not, he Immediately
ruled it out Of order.
Vida also presented the follow
ing resolution; "Rssolved, that the
CLERK Of this House OF Representa- a.
tives he instructed to address 4
communication to Sanford b Dole
Governor OF the Territory OF Ha
waii, .ssking him if the unprece-
denied appearau 30 in the Advertise
of this date OF the purported salisn
points in the message on the I'm
paid Bills Act, not yet before tn,
Legislature, is authentic.
, "And, il 30, by whom such in
formation was given out to on
, section OF the preas OF the city an,
, under whose authority.
"Resolved, that thu Clerk OF thi
, House OF Representative be furthe