Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-24
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the expenses OF the AuultOr OF the Ter |
ritOry OF Hawaii in furnishing blanks |
and blank books to county officers, as
provided for in Sec. sos OF Act 81, Ses-
sion Laws Of 1903. Irregular SESSION.
Act s. An Act amending Act OF
the Laws of the Extra Session of the
Legislature in 1909
"'Act 8. An Act to appropriate
money for the purpose of defraying the
balance of the expenses of the Senate
of the Extra Session of the Legislature
of the Territory Of Hawaii Of the year
1908. from the Public Treasury
&c. X. CARTER,
Secretary Of the Territory"
The Public Lands Committee report
ed on House Resolution -. introduced
/ by NJ. X. Kou. asking that the sum OF
1921 be inserted in the Loan Bill for
/ the purpose Of constructing four steel
| bridges. one each for Kahana. Hanu-
Ia. LaiemaloO and Laiewai streams
The committee recommends that the
amount be inserted In the eighteen
months appropriation bill. The report
is signed by Mr. Kupihea, chairman,
and Messrs. Fernandez. Kalama Haia.
( Lewis. Gandall and Wright
Mr.. Harris made the point of order
that the eighteen months bill provided
for Territorial items only and that as
the items alluded TO mere county items,
they could hardly be incorporated in
the bill Speaker Beckley ruled the
point well taken and declared the re-
port out of order. stating. however,
that the report might be brought up
later on for consideration.
Mr. Groenwell at this point presented
the report of the Committee OF the
Whole on Senate Bill No. 2, the six
months salaries bill. The report was
adopted and the bill passed second
reading.
Ruled Out OF Order.
The following resolution by Mr.. Ku-
pihea was ruled out of order by Speak
er Beckley:
Resolved. That the message trens-
mitted by the Governor on the 18th
day OF June. 1903. informing this House
that its procedure with reference to
lit Nht isohh nv
was contrary to the duties imposed up
on the members by the Organic Act,
be returned to him by the clerk with
q copy OF this resolution. on the ground
that said message Is an impertnent
interference with the rights, duties and
prerogatives OF the members of this
House.
Fifth District Demand.
Mr.. Vida Introduced the following
resolution:
Whereas, the people of the Fifth
District have always suffered from lack
Of public improvements. most OF the
public moneys being used to improve
the Fourth District; and
Whereas, an appropriation OF $4,000
was made by the last Legislature to
macadamize Iwilei road in the Fifth
District. ard quantity OF stone was
purchased for the work. which stone
is now being used by order OF Marston
Campbell. Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Works, to macadamiZe Bishop
street In the Fourth District, thus di.
verting the appropriation and making
a use of 1t contrary to law; therefore
. Resolved, That the diversion of an
, appropriation shows that said Marstor
Campbell is not n fit and proper per
. son to have charge of public affair:
/ and this House condemns his acts II
/. the premises and hereby records III
e. want Of confidence in him.
HENRY C. VIDA,
| Representative Fifth District.
4 The motion was seconded by Mr.
Paele Mr.. Vida then said that thii
). Assistant Superintendent of Publi'
Works had gone wrong. There wer'
plenty OF others that could be brough
forward. For himself, he failed to SCI
what the representatives were sittinl
, for. They were making appropriation
for specific purposes while the gov
eminent officials were spending thu
miney as they liked. The best way L
do was to hand them a bunch Of |
couple of million dollars and let then
. do as they saw fit. The thing to d.
, was to have Campbell arrested on tn
charge OF ombezzlement. That woul,
bring him 10 time.
a campbell's Responsibility.
Mr.. HarI Is wanted to know II Camp
bell was the responsible person. Nigh
j II not have been his superior? II Nj
Campb I'll was deserving OF resolution
OF want of confidence, then 1t should b
glver to him. However, the ma
should be given a fair trial. He move
to refer to a special committee.
Mr.. Andrade said that for the su
preme power OF the land to pass sue
;. resolution was mighty sefiou
proposition. He was not a Campbell