Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-27
SENATORS COMPLETE APPROPRIATION BILL
HOUSE PASSES AMENDED SUNDAY BASEBALL

proportion OF the original bill Sen
! ator Baldwin strongly supported tn
motion.
Senator McCandless talked agains
II. He maintained two doctors at $40
a month each should take care Of Ha
wall or any Of the other islands. Tn
doctors we're paid to attend the poo
but did not do It.
President Crabbe urged that the bac
teriologist and pathologist should hav
his pay increased to 5000 a month. Sen
ator Dickey had been told by a mem
Der of the Board of Health that tn,
president would perform the duties o
this officer II paid a salary. The item
was declared so amended, but on a ris
ing vote the raise was refused.
Pay Of Government physicians car
ried at S3O,42O, being the original rate
Senator McCandless tried to have tn,
salary of president of Board of Health
reCOnsidered but nobody who voted
in the majority would make the mo.
tion for him
Senator Brown moved an amendment
providing for the transfer OF any oil
the items to the control OF the Boart
of Public Institutions which might
legally come under its jurisdiction
Carried.
The bill passed, Senators Achi and
McCandless voting against 1t.
Memorial to Washington.
Senator Woods introduced the fol.
lowing joint resolution, which was
adopted.
Whereas, an Act OF the Fifty-sixtn
Congress of the United States of Amer.
lea, approved April 30, 1900. provided
for the Government Of the Territory OF
Hawaii, to take effect June IA, 1900;
and
Whereas, by that Act the Federal
Government has received the entire
revenue from the customs and tariffs
collected at this port, paid largely by
the people OF this Territory; and
Whereas. no appropriation has yet
been made by any Congress for the i'm,
proyement of our harbors. nor for the
care and maintenance OF the light
houses, which protect equally the com
merce of all nations and safe guard the
lives of all those who cross the Pacific
by this route; and
Whereas, since the 18th day OF June
1900, Notwithstanding the depleted rev.
enues, our people have expended to
date for light houses the sum of Six.
teen thousand. nine hundred ninety
two and G5-1OO Csl6,992.65) dollars;
and
Whereas, during the same period
the interests OF our commerce have a5.
solutely required the expenditure OF
seventy-two thousand four hundred
siXty-one and i6-l00 (S72 .4Gl .iS) dol
lars for the improvement OF harbors:
Now, therefore. be II resolved by
the Legislature Of the Territory oil
Hawaii, in second regular session as.
sembled, that the Fifty-eighth Con.
gress be requested, in the name OF thu
people OF this Territory and In the In,
terests OF the great and growing com,
merce OF the Pacific, to maintain the
light houses already built by the PEG.
pie of these Islands. and to provide
such new and modern lights as are by
II deemed wise;
And, further, that in whatever ap.
preparation is made by Congress. q
sum be provided to reimburse the Ter
ritory for all of its expenditures for
these purposes
And be 1t further resolved. that GER
titled copies of this resolution be sent
by the Governor of the Territory to tho
President of the United States to the
President Of the Senate and the Speak
er Of the House OF Representatives OF
the United States, and to the Delegate
OF the Territory Of Hawaii to Congress
PALMER p. WOODS,
Senator LIST District"
Message from Governor.
The following message from tho