The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-19


exception of landings and buoys, in
Guiding Keanae landing, at $4,000 in
stead of $4,000. There was one item
ir the resolution referring to an addi-
ton to the school house at Keanae,
that it be referred to the Educational
Committee. With Appropriation Bill.
Andrade offered a resolution for the
appointment of Conference Commit
zee. The Chair has no knowledge that
the Senate has like committee,
which can only be done by a concur
rent resolution. Chillingworth pro-
posed an amendment offering a reso-
luton for the appointment of such a
committee, to compose of ten mem
bers, five to be appointed by the Pres
ident of the Senate and five by the
Speaker of this House. Adopted.
Jaeger gave notice to introduce an
Act granting to H. M. Won Holt and
associates the right to build, ETC., and
operate railroad ON Kauai.
Andrade gave notice of several bills,
and on suspension of the rules, We're
introduced and passed first reading.
Kealawaa offered a resolution that
$4,000 be inserted in the Appropria-
tion Bill as salary of clerk and trans
lator of the District Court, Hilo. To
Public Expenditures.
Various other notices and introduce
tons of bills came on, all the bills
passing first reading and took the
usual course.
Kupihea offered concurrent reso'
luton to allow South Sea Islanders, al
though not citizens of this Territory,
but are free tenants of the Govern
ment residing at the Kalihi Camp, who
were placed there during the plague
days, and other poor and INDECENT citi'
zens, the free use of the place, upon
fling an application endorsed by 25
voters. To Special Committee on Wal
akamlio Camp.
Paele, S1,159.75 for teachers cot
tage at Waipahu, Eva. To Education
al Committee. He also gave notice to
Introduce an Act to exempt voters OIL
1901 from paying all personal taxes
IL order to save printing, the Speaker
ruled it out of order, as all members
could not vote on the measure, all hav
ing a pecuniary interest in it, Also
notices creating townships of the five
outer districts on this Island
Kumalae offered a resolution o.
want of confidence in the Deputy
| Auditor, for through his carelessness
| many defalcations have occurred.
Harris thought that it should go t
a special committee and made a mo
/
| fair to any member of the Government
| that this should be passed without full
investigation being made. Supported
by Chillingworth and Fernandez.
Kaniho moved the previous ques
| ton; carried. The motion to refer t.
| a special committee carried and tn
Speaker appointed Harris, Fernando
and Kumalae.
Kaniho also offered resolution IN
structing the clerk to notify the 81
perintendent of Public Works to hav
two electric lights put up on Punch
bowl street, one outside of the HON
of Representative kaniho and Pulas
and one at the corner of PunchboW
and Kinau streets. Made a Ion
speech on it's adoption, saying tina
nights were dark now and the distric
is notorious for thugs and robbers. II
referred to a like resolution adopte
the other day apd the light has sine
been put in, Adopted.
Vida gave notice of two bills (1l
print the report of the U. S, Distri'
Court and (2l to provide home fc
the non-leprous children of leper pa
ents,
A motion to take recess We
amended by Aylett to adjourn, so thu
the County Bill Committee may
once get to work. Carried.