The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-27

| charge OF estates OF persons Dying
in his district, 10 the following
cssas: estates for which no admin
istrator3 are app ointed AMI which
in consequences "sre being wasted,
uncared for or los estates OF de-
cedents who have no known heirs;"
estates ordered into his hands by
the Court" aud estates upon which
letters OF administrators have been
Issued to him by the Court" After
giving his ressoos for vetoing the
bill. he concludes by saying that
"the bill is illegal in that it embrace
es two subjects.
On motion of Paele, the veto was
sustained by a vote OF 20 ayes, Ku-
malae alone being absent, and after
waiting for few minutes, the SER
geant-at-ai being ordered to. look
for him, the result was announced
as above. He arrived painting soon
after, he evidently having been
found by the officer, and the Speak
er told him OF his keeping the
House waiting aud was told that he
could not have another excuse be-
fore recess.
The Speaker then ordered that no
member will be excused more than
q minutes st any time, as the end
Of the session will soon be upon
them.
Chief Clerk White, of the Pub
lie Works Department, sent COM
munication, which was read, sub
hitting bill OF A Coffee Co for
private police bank box, stationed
in the hall OF the building, Cor $3.50,
which is properly chargeable to ap-
preparation. "Repaiiu, Furniture
aud Additions to Government Build
iuge," now practically exhausted. 1t
was erroneously mad, out to the
Attorney Generals Department, and
has just been received, aud is left to
the wisdom of the House to grant
an item for the bill. Original bills
rendered are also submitted in con-
6rmatio Of the statement made
r ,ierred to Public Expenditures.
A communication from Secretary
Carter was opened and on begin
ming to read it, it was found to be
addressed to "Hon f w Beckley
Clslk House Of Representatives.
:. 1t was not further read ard wa
therefore ruled out.
Communications from the Senate
ware than read, 1 transmitting ;
i)int resolution relative to the care
and maintenance of harbors ano
lighthouses, recommending Cor
gress to refund what this Territor,
has done since annexation and ask
ing it to go maintain the same il
: the future Concurred 10 by % aye
to maya Paele and Kupihea. Ant
III, transmitting Senate Bill l9l
> appropriate & salaries ana pay 0
employs es for Is mon.hs from Jan.
usry l, 1904, and ending June 80
;. 1906. IS havin2 pasael tn I'd read
log. Passed frs. reading by title.
Aylett, from Military reported OIL
the Senate joint resolution relating
:, to the members OF the Territoria
- Baud, in regard to their pay when
ever sick and to the length of tim
In playing at the departure OF inter
island steamers. Suggests certain
. amendments to two paragraphs O
," the resolution, giving the band
:. master discretionary powers an
y racom nends passage. Adopted b
r vote OF ~ ayes to nays.
20 Another veto Was received tror
~ the Governor on the General Nun
&c cipal Bill. After recoanting hi
y reasons OF the many important de
~ fec.s, as he calls them, he conclude
% by saying that he does not see ho
u the bill in question can be OF an
value as law, for the incorporate
of cities, but fears that it would be
N fruitful source OF iurisdicti onal COL
I'd Aicls, litigation aud unnecessal
an increase OF the cost OF living
oit;1ana' Antton 5sfarrad fill (,