Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-25
SENATE.
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Veto to item ~. w. Kalua, Septem.
Der 1902, s623.3O. less amount realiz.
ed from sale Of paiai. s1O-s613," was
sustained by a vote of nine to six.
A judicial Matter.
II Senator Baldwin said he thought at
one time that the Senate should pass
the item over the Governors veto, but.
on reconsideration, he thought II was
entirely a judicial matter He went
!, into the history Of the case, quoting
the Governors opinion.
/ He thought the Legislature should
steer clear OF encroaChing upon the
realm OF the judiciary. If the Senate
was going to enter into legal matters,
many similar cases would bother Leg
islatures in the future. lie was Will.
ing that a bill should pass both
J Houses to appropriate the money to
| pay the claim, provided the legality
OF the claim was sustained by the Ju-
| dietary.
Police Telephones.
The item Payment for use of tele'
phones used by the police department
in the several districts, Island of Ha'
vail" advanced by thirty.two mem
hers of the police force, was taken un
name by name, each individual case
OF the thirty.two being considered sep
arately.
Senator Achi thought the police
ought to pay for their own telephones.
saying it was great convenience to
them. He voted against the item
Senator Paris agreed with Senator
Achi The telephone money had not
been taken out of the salaries. The
policemen had Joined the force with
the understanding that they would
have to pay for the use OF telephones
IT. their houses.
Senator Kaohi said that Hawaii's po'
lice were Disseminated against in the
matter Of telephones. The police
didn't have to pay for telephones on
Kauai and Maui. This was unfair and
the Senator didn't understand tho
proposition. He thought the veto
should be overridden.
Senator McCandless said none Of
the police on Oahu had free tele
phones.
Senator Baldwin was not certain
that the Maui police had free tele
phones. He said only the sheriff, dep
uty sheriffs and captains of police, tc
his knowledge. had telephones paid for
by the Government.
Senator J. T. Brown said. in his
knowledge of Hilo, the police were re
auired to have telephones in their
homes.
Senator Wilcox said 1t was eleven
years since he had anything to do with
the police department. He told of the
custom of sheriffs and captains hay
ing had free telephones on Kauai, but
thought the claim of the members OF
the force In this case was a scheme to
make easy money.
Voting AYE" 10 pass item, and mo"
tn sustain the veto. the thirty-two sub.
items were then taken up and voted
or separately:
n. 4. Lake, s4S." captain of Hilo
police force; ayes. 10 noes; veto sus.
tanned.
"Wm. X. Keolanui, s4S," captain;
ayes, 10 noes; veto sustained.
-. Kaiama, $4S," a lieutenant; 8
ayes, 10 noes; veto sustained.
NAH Lonoaea, s4S," a captain; 4
ayes, IL noes; veto sustained.
y. NJ. Kekoa, s4S," ayes, II noes;
veto sustained.
"Chas. II. Cooke, sis." ayes, .
noes; veto sustained.
Louise Cardenha, s4S," ayes, .
noes; veto sustained.
y. Kclupuleole, $50" ayes, 0
noes; veto sustained
"B. Nakupuna, 500" 4 ayes, 8 noes;
veto sustained.
Moses Kapoi, 500" ayes, s noes;
veto sustained.
ct. X. Nakanelua, 500" ayes, 10
noes; veto sustained.
&c. X. Humane, $780," ayes, s
noes; veto sustained.
u. Kaniania, 500" 8 ayes, s noes;
veto sustained.
-. NJ. Koomoa, $50" ayes; s
noes; veto sustained,
ID. NJ. Kilinahe, $50" ayes, 10
noes; veto sustained.
"Thos. Silva, $50" ayes, 10 noes;
veto sustained.
"Wm. J. X. Nahale, 500" ayes,
noes; veto sustained.
20. NJ. Kekuewa, 500" 4 ayes. 10
noes; veto sustained.
-. X. Machado, 500" ayes, 10
noes; veto sustained.
-. Ikaaka, $50" ayes, 10 noes
veto sustained.
"Kainoa, Kawelu. $50" ayes, 10
noes; veto sustained.
wv. II. Lainaholo, 500" ayes. 8
noes; veto sustained.
III. Martinson, $50" ayes, noes {;
veto sustained.
IS. w. A. Kaleikoa, $4S," ayes,
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