The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-06

uOb dpptONo Guy bfiiS io' WV'h p''Ot
to the appointment OF standing
committees to be over aud abovs the
established rates. It looked to him
as il there was ring to corner add
control the trauslating work, He
said he did not wish to see repeti-
ito, OF the scandals OF the last Le-
gislaturs and asked that list OF
names OF translators be submitted,
90 that the House might know who
we're being employed and whether
it was to pay for the work of COM
peteuts or iucompetents.
The Chair then referred personal
ly to him self, that.he had been recog
nized as competent official inter-
prefer and translator in the Courts
OF the county. Saying further, he
said it was due to the House to have
list submitted OF translators by
the Printing committee, aud then
find out whether they we're Compel
ent or not, and it was so ordered.
Harris said that he un-
derstood that the Speaker had
uttered words he hoped they had
not been uttered, and referred that
the Speaker ead that there was a
"job put up" on the printing and
translating. The charge was a
serious one to maze aud moved all
bills for work be referred to the
House for consideration. Carried.
The Health and Education COM
mittee, by Chillingworth, made a
report recommending number Of
school houses, etc, throughout the
country. Tabled to bs considered
with the Appropriation bill. The
Public Lands COMMITTEES also re-
ported on roads. Keliiuoi gave no.
ice to amend rub. He finds no
Maui man on the Public Lands
committee ard he wanted to in.
crease the number to seven, 80 that
two Mau; men could be put on.
Vida offered resolution cal ing
upon the Superin' endsnt of Public
Works for information as to tools
aid mechanical appl ancss loaned
$ to private parties for nerly and
now. Adopted.
= Harris Introduced the following
r solved: that on ard aftel
! Fr,day, March 6, 1909, the following
bills all be the Order of the Day
uuti they are finished, unless other
j wise ordered By the House o! r.
r o. esentatives. 1s.-County Bill
2d--Loan Bill; 3l-appropriatiul
Bill; and 4:h-General Municipa
o Bill.
r Keliinoi novel to amend b.
v placing the Municipal Bill secouc
: GA the list and ssid hs was prepsrec
r to give Honolulu such a govern
: msnt. Maui had two towns
Lahaina and Wailuku, that SHOULD
be al considered, but. hs thought
tha, it was not Ut time for them
They would be content with a tria
" of county government,
Kumalae was on hi, feet at once
After speaking at some length, b.
moved the previous question, blu
the Chair said that such motion
J. was unfair and, at the least, impro
j. per, when there were Others VIII
d would want to speak, Other speak
D: ers followed, Knudsen. Andrade i
J. favor OF resolution, and Kaniho an
t. Fernandez against. Kaniho move
+ indefinite postponement aud taunl
# ed the M j,Ii'y with treatme Mt 9th
It Home Rule County Bill scant court
10 esy seconded by Fernando, VIII
d spoke in loud voice, pounding b
!, DISK On the vote to indeGnitel
postpone being called, it SCENE
:. uncertain, aud Harris called for
N standing vote, which showed II h
,e publicans and 9 Home Rulers 70
a and Republicans aud 3 Hon
q; Rulers against. Resolution was d.
e- clared indefinitely postponed,
The order OF the day was the
.y called, and two hlls passed c
10, second reading, "a to treat lepro'
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