The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-06-02
IN EXTRA SESSION.
The Second Legislature for the Com
sideration of Appropriation Bile.

After the usual prellmlnarles, NC
Csudless from special committee on
various items in the 10 months cur
rent appropriation bill under the
Board of Health, reported, making
many recommendations. Tabled for
consideration with the bill.
Isenberg, from conference CON-
mittee on House Bill 4, reported the
same az elsewhere reported 10 the
House proceedings. Adopted by 8
ayes and 2 nays [Dickey and Nc
Candless.
Cecil Brown, from Judiciary, re-
ported on Senate Bill 9, making
various recommendations. Tabled
for consideration with the bill.
Bill 10 was taken up on third
reading and laid on the table. 4
Then Bill 9 was taken up on Sec
ond reading, after taken short
recess, Various items were passed
as recommended By committees,
some deferred, and others as in the
bill. Further consideration was con-
tinued till tomorrow.
Adjourned at 11:18 o'clock.
THE HoUsE-TwENTY-EIa DAY.
The regular routine business be-
ing disposed of as usual, Fernandez,
from the conference committee on
House Bill 4, "an Act to appropriate
money for the purposes OF defray-
ing the expenses of translation and
printing the journal of the House
OF Representatives of the regular
session OF the Legislature OF the
Territory of Hawaii of the year
1903, from the public treasury" re-
ported that the title and Section l
be amended by inserting the word
preparation" in the title and "pre-
pairing" in Section l between the
words "ot" and "translating," and
with these amendments recon-
mends passage. The report was
adopted by a unanimous vote OF "a
ayes.
As there was no other business
brought forward, the Vice Speaker
ordered the House into Committee
of the Who on Senate Bill 2, with
! Greenwell in the chair.
Kali moved to reconsider the
SALARY of District Magistrate Of
Koloa," but was ruled out of order,
as that WAS passed several days ago
The member pleaded that he wal
3 not present at the time, being KEEP
> away by some business, but Kalam'
said it was another Kauai mar
]. (pointing at Gsndall) that said
when others moved to increare, tina
. he was content to leave it as in thu
q bill.
Then the SALARY of Deputy
i Sheriff of Maui, $3.50" passed.as il
the bill, although Pail moved t.
raise it to $500 and Kaniho to re
duce to $500, both not put to vote
;, the Pail motion not being second
:, ed.
= On motion OF Haia, "the salary o
Deputy Sheriff OF Hama" was raise
from 1920 to $3.50. Pail moved t
u insert new item ''salary of Deput
:. Sheriff OF Honuauls, $780," was de
d ferred after some discussion. Ka
u niho moved to reduce the salary c
" Deputy Sheriff of Molokai" irol
$3.50 to 500, but it passed as in th
70 bill, $3.50 "Pay Of Police OF Mau
It SlO.95O," was on motion of Kalam'
d referred to a special committee col
e, sisting OF the Maui Represents
81 tives.
All the salaries OF the Kau
i, Deputy Sheriffs passed as in the bi
q, 1t was sought to refer the "pay
;. Police of Kauai, $500" to the Ka,
81 al Representatives, but Gauda
moved that it pass as in the bill, al
carried.
The salaries OF the Oahu Dspu
q. Sheriffs all passed as 10 the bill, b
OF the "pay of Police OF Oahu, $5l
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