The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-05-12
In EXTRA SESSION.
The Second Legislature for the Con-
sideration of Appropriation Bills.

The regular routine was disposeu
OF az usual
Then McCandless, from Public
L,nds, reported Jon the nesd OF the
Park commissioners for contem-
plated improvem ants and expenses
OF maintenance OF Kapiolaui Park,
submitted detailed statement OF
what are wanted to bs spent during
the next two years, and recommend
ing an appropriation of S24,OO)
Kaohi does not concur. The report
was adopted.
Then Bill 3, Eighteen Months
Salarier, was taken up on second
reading. Various items ware taken
up, some deferred aud others car
ried.
A message was received from the
Governor submitting nominees for
the Board OF Health, as follows:
Dr. Charles B Cooper, President;
Mark P Robinson, .E G Winston,
DIR W II Mays, Samuel X Kane
and Frederick @ Smith. The nomi.
nations were all confirmed by IL
ayes aud 8 nays.
Then the consideration of ths
Salaries Bill was resum I'D till noon,
when recess was taken,
THE HOUSE-ELEvENTH DAY.
On calling order, Speaker Beck
ley drew attention that this being
the eleventh day OF the extra session
aud Jaeger had not yet put in an
appearance. And on motion Of
Knudseu, the clerk was instructed
to write to him requesting his pres
ence.
Keslawaa presented resolution
that $40 a month be set apart for
the keeper OF Enm Square. Tabled
for consideration with the Appro
priation Bill.
The report of the special commit
tee on the $4,000 item for advertis-
ing the country was taksn up and
read through again, it being not
disposed Of yesterday afternoon.
Aylett movs1 to an and it tc
$1,000 ye,r, N king $1,000 fol
the two y,ars instead OF $4,000
Vida novel al AN adm snt tina. a
commissioner b appointed to tax;
charge OF all Advertising. K,mala ,
moved to reject the report and was
supported by Fsraan lsz, wAo sal
that he would always oppose this
attempt a. making the GoYernme n
pay for beaefstiug certain publish
lag concerns. CHILLING worth sale
that a large building THE Alsxau
der Young building had bss1
erected and large portion OF it il
for hotel Purposes, bu. tourists ar:
all that is wanted to mako it pay
ing proposition.
Aylstt then gavs an ACCOUNT
of hi, experience in 1895, i,
visiting Chicago with the me m
bers OF the B,nd whsre they
we're treated as cannibals. Arrive,
there il the morning, it was darI
when house was found to accom-
moda.e them miles outside of tn
city limits, and were tod by th
landlord that il they went out, the
must not go naked, but must wea
clothes. That was the result OF ba
advertising by sending pictures {
hula girls and naked men wit
malo. (girdles) about their loin
When we asked how came it the
they thought 90 OF Them, they WEI
shown books published by Alsxar
> der and other missionaries. ca
, never forget those remarks mao
! till my dying days that we can
t from a savage country. This is nc
hearsay, but experience. His la
1 Majssty Kalakapa's scheme OF adye
r Using was the best, he psrso aal
$ went abroad and came back vii
4 the Reciprocity Treaty, under whic
: the country proapsred aud mar
people reapod harvests. He Their
fore strongly supported this Awe
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