The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-10
WORK OF THE
LOWER HOUSE

The Military Committee reported as
follows, as the first business of the
House: In favor of appropriat ting $1,000
| for armory for Co. I, n. G. H., at Wal
luku; $1,000 instead of $4,000 FOR an
'armory at Hilo: against an appropria-
ton for the Hilo band, on the ground
that it was a local institution.
FAVOR MANY ROADS.
The Committee on Public Lands re-
ported at length, Wright dissenting,
with a minority report :avoring 100000
for kona roads, dropped by the COM
mittee. The report contains: $4,000 for
extension of road leading from Honau-
nau at Keokea, South Kona: $500 in
stead of $4,000 as in the resolution, for
a road from the Keel end of Honau-
nau road to Palipoko; $4,000 for a road
from Kalahiki (uka) to Pahoehoe
(uka): $4,000 for new road from Hooke-
ma beach to Kealia beach. and from
Kealia to Kokea, mauka: $4,000 for road
from Maalaea to Lahaina, Maui $4,000
for road from Keahualono to Kiholo,
North Kona; $4,000 for repair of road
. from Kiholo to Huehue, North Kona:
$25 900 for repair of roads in Kau $14,-
$50 for bridges on Oahu; $4,000 for road
from Waimea to Nohoanaokalua, South
Kohala; $4,000 for repair of road from
Waimea to Mawaekea, South Kohala:
$1,000 for a new road from upper end
of Kaauhuhu road to Wamea road;
$4,000 for new graded road from j. G.
Jones store at Kukuihaele plantation
to join the Kaauhuhu road; $4,000 for
constructing new roads, etc, from Pail
Kaluahine to Kukuihaele: $4,000 for re-
pairing road from Kukuihaele church
to Kapulena church, $4,000 for re-
pair of road from Kapulena church
to Puaaheli $4,000 for repairing
road from Puaahieli gulch to Haleko-
ua gulch; $4,000 for repairing road from
Nohonakalua to Pololikamanu; $4,000 for
repairing road from Kukuihaele church
to Kapulena church.
Kupihea presented petitions of many
citizens of the Fifth District, praying
for public cemetery and other health
regulations were received and referred
to the Health Committee. A large num-
Der Of bills We're ready and We're dis
trbuted to members.
FIGHT OVER PRICES.
The Printing Committee reported that
104 bills had been sent to various Of
fees TO be printed at the rate of sl.50
a page and submitted the following list
of translators: Enoch Johnson, j. NJ.
Poepoe. d. II. Kahaulelio, John Shell
don. w. j. Coelho, John Kea, George
Markham, John Wise, c. Piianaia. Will
liam Rathburn. Charles Blake, Charles
Motley, u. Kalauokalani, Jr., and j. A.
Akna.
Harris said that his resolution called
for the bills incurred by the Printing
Committee. The Speaker said that he
wanted to call attention OF the COM
mittee To the fact that the committee
had no right to employ translators. He
read the rules To show that the official
Interpreter was responsible for transla-
tions and had the choice of his assist
ants with the consent OF the Speaker
He said the Speaker was responsible
for the conduct Of the business OF the
House In the list presented the chair
could realize that competent men as
well as incompetents had been employ
ed. The committee he said had no au-
thority 10 hire men 10 work as trans
lator-,
WILL PAY No MORE.
Under the Circumstances, he said. he
would be- Obliged 10 rule that work COM
trarted for would be paid for az the
rate - 20 cents page ana the vote Of
the House would be- necessary 60 secure
auy larger pay
Harris raised the point that HE rrsl-
luton called fur the amounts expended
ana yft De- could not ma that tho com,
nIilrr had furnished tho Information.
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