Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-04-09

ed the introduction OF ChanSe Ill inc
stub books of the shipping department.,
which will be Immediately adopted, de-
signed to place same on more accur-
ate basis.
II is a pleasure to testify to the neat
ness, accuracy and efficiency of Il. V.
Richardson, clerk of the department in
the conduct of the affairs Of the office.
WM. r. SIMS,
House Accountant.
L. c. ABLES.
Senate Accountant.
Bureau Of Health.
Report of same committee on re- |
Ceipts of different departments, ordered /
spread on the journal Of the House. /
The findings of the expert accountants
are included in the report After deal |
ing with garbage. house numbering, |
and road supervisors department, the
bureau of health is taken up, as fol-
lows:
The receipts in this department from
July /, 1901, to December 81, 1902, as
follows:
Received from registration certiN
icates, $34j; leper settlement sundry
sales. Sl5635; do. store, $22.77S.O5 in
sane asylum. $257.5O; sale of hides,
S24OG39; pig ranch licenses, $3.50; sale
of piai. Sii.5O; fumigating, $25; sale OF
bath tub, $225O; customs duties re-
turned on Goto remedies, $iS.Gj. Total
of S26, 343.94.
In addition to these amounts. there
are two receipts for money from the
insane asylum that are not included In
the above amount, they are both dated
August %. 1902, one for Slj and one
for $2S.
The secretary IL investigating the
matter, and unless it is shown that it
is an error, the amount will appear in
the receipts for this month, There was
an amount Of 1886 received from eNCa-
vator collections in July, 1902, this is
! however, regularly accounted for by "a
receipt for like amount from the Sup.
erintCndent of Public Works, and since
! that date all collections from the
| handling OF cXcavator has been under
| the control OF the Public Works office
| From the data we were able to secure,
! the receipts from the Kalaupapa store
viii average about $1,000 per month,
and the revenue from all present
sources Of the Health Department will
! be about the same as at present and
will amount to about $4,000 for the
next biennial period.
Veto Taken Up.
a.. h., a..
Grafton of the veto of the Governor 10
the Hawaiian language resolution. The
chair announced the action of the SEN
ate. Mr.. Kumalae moved that the
! House override the veto of the Cover
nor. This was seconded by Mr.. Fer
nandez.
keliinoi Wanted Time.
Mr.. Keiiinoi said he wanted more
| time to consider the matter and moved
| TO take a recess. He was of the opin-
ion that the Governor was right. He
was well aware OF the fact that the
resolution was in accordance with the
platform OF the Republican party but
he felt that a man was right in break
ing away from such Il platform when
by doing so was TO save the country
and the people.
AyIett and Platform.
Mr. Aylett said the time was now
ripe for the House to stand behind tho
measures which it had supported.
Every Republican should standby his
pledges. II he voted for the overriding
of the Governors veto, which he in
tended doing, 1t would not be laid up
against him should anything go wrong.
The Republican party leaders were tha
responsible ones. 1t was for the legis
lators to carry out what had been done
by them.
Grandfather and Grandma,
Mr.. Kumalae made a long speech.
quoting frequently from the Organic
Act and then came Mr. Pulaa who said
he was the grandfather and grand
mother Of the bill He had promised
, his constituents to vote for II resolution
such as the one which had been intro,
duced and he felt sure that If the mat,
ter were to be presented to the people
IS per cent AT least of all the qualified
voters would vote for the use of the
, Hawaiian language in the Legislature
Mr.. Pulaa also made the astonishing
statement, while dwelling on the action
Of the Chief Executive in vetoing tbs
resolution, that the Senate and House
could remove the Governor.
Mr. Keliinoi said that all he wanted
was fair play. The adoption or other
wise Of the resolution meant life OF
death to the country as state. II,
wanted time to think over the mat
ter and would again move Il recess. Il
, this was denied, then he wanted Il
have the floor. The Speaker said thi'
motion could not be entertained. Mr.
, Keliinoi then moved to reconsider tn,
motion to consider the veto matter
previous to taking recess This wa
1 lost
Speaker Beckley said he wished Il
| warn the members that If the Cover
nor's veto were Overridden, Congress