The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-02
THE NEW UNDERNEATH
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IT'S COOL AND INEXPENSIVE
$780, $3.50 AND $3.50 A SUIT AT
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Kalauokalan objected, and said there
wasn't any use referring resolutions to
that committee; he had q resolution
cemetery before the committee. which
had never been reported. He objected
to having resolutions side tracked into
the waste basket, and wanted a new
committee appointed.
President Crabbe said he would re-
quire all committees who had resolu~
tions under consideration for five days
to report within three days. Senator
McCandless explained that these reso-
buttons were held up because the COM
mittee, was trying to ascertain how
much money the Territory would have
above the current expenditures. He
said four or five times the amount
which could be expended had been ask
ed, and though the improvements no
doubt were necessary, yet the appro-
priations should be made in proportion
to the taxes paid by each district.
President Crabbe said that 1t was not
the duty of committees to say the Sen
ate should make certain appropriations
but only to find out whether or not
they were needed.
Senator McCandless replied that the
committee didn't want to recommend
any appropriations when there was no
money available to pay them The
committee would report back all reso-
Iutions with the recommendation that
they be laid on the table.
Senator Baldwin said it was the duty
of the committee to consider only the
need of improvements; that the Leg
islature always had appropriated dou-
BILE the amount OF money available,
and the government officials decided
what Improvement was most necessary.
The discussion was finally ended by
an announcement from the President
that all committees would be required
to report on next Monday.
EMERGENCY BILL PASSED.
senator Brown. for the conference
committee on the emergency appro-
priation bill, reported the bill as agreed
upon and it passed third reading with
out dissenting vote.
Senate Bill No. 1O5. providing for the
redemption of real estate after fore
closure, passed third reading, Kalau-
2kalani. Kaohi. and Nakaapahu voting
against it,
The bill providing for a commission
TO consider the 1895 claims went over
until today on third reading at the
.equest of Senator Woods, who stated
hat some amendments had been made
which he did not understand.
CHINESE FUND.
Senate Bin No 1874 providing a
rustee for the Chinese fund, passed
bird reading with number of amend
nents and after lengthy discussion.
he motion of Senator McCandless for
postponeTnent of its consideration
Intil Monday was lost. Senator Achi
moved to strike out the words which
1ade the money payable to the Chinese
My upon their leaving the country.
ut the motion was lost. Senator Achi
tated that the money should be paid
0 these people now; that it had been
onditioned upon their leaving the
ountry. and since annexation this
ouId be no longer required. Senator
baldwin replied that the law was still z
/ force. but Achi disputed the asser- {
on and claimed that it had been re-
called by the Organic Act
Senator c. Brown stated that the law ,
roviding for a deposit conditioned that +
the Chinese did not engage in agri-
liture they could be deported, and
lis fund was created by deposits from :
lie Chinese to pay the expense Of de-
ortation. He said he thought the /;
hinese were entitled to the money. :
1t it was a question of policy whether