Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-01
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Senator Isenberg moved to refer the
item to the Public Lands Committee.
Carried
ON motion of Senator Achi the item
of SIS 900 for landings on Molokai was
reduced to $1,000. as $4,000 was appro-
priated for Kalaupapa breakwater in
a special bill at the regular session.
Conference Committee.
Chairman Knudsen appeared in the
chamber at the head Of committee
from the House of Representatives, to
meet one from the Senate in accord
ance with the latters concurrent reso-
Luton Of the first day. for the purpose
of arranging the order Of work on the
different appropriation bills.
President Crabbe informed the House
Committee that the Senate had not yet
been notified of the passage of its res
olution by the House. Whenever so
notified the Senate committee would
meet that of the House.
President Crabbe suggested that
Senators of the respective islands
mittee so that each island would be
represented. The Senate preferred 10
leave the appointments with the Pres
ident, who thcreupon appointed the fol.
lowing:
Senators hickey, Kalauokalani Achi,
Woods and Wilcox.
The House shortly afterward notified
The Senate of its passage of the reso-
luton and the appointment of these
members of the conference committee:
Representatives knudsen, Vida, Ay-
lett, Pulaa and Andrade.
4 recess of Is minutes was declared
20 permit the holding Of the conference.
Two New Bills.
Senator McCandless in the mean
time had introduced the following two
bills, which passed first reading:
/. An Act authorizing the issue Of
81, 22S 900 of bonds of the Territory OF
Hawaii and defining the purposes to
which the proceeds thereof should DO
applied.
2. An Act appropriating money for
the immediate uses of different depart
ments.
Conference Report.
The committee returned after an alb
sence of 40 minutes
Senator Dickey made an oral report,
saying Senator Achi had been appoint
ed chairman of the joint committee,
and an agreement had been made on
division of work. The current expense
appropriations were to be made into
Two bills, one for six and the other
eighteen months.
Senator Achi reported orally that the
conference agreed the Senate should
take the unpaid bills and the salary APP
preparations, dividing the latter into
six month and eighteen month per-
lods, while the House would take the
loan and current expense bills.
The reports were accepted.
Session Expenses.
On motion of Senator Kaiue, the bill
appropriatlng $4,000 for the expenses of
the extra session was taken up. 1t
passed second reading, to be read u
third time tomorrow.
Unpaid Bills.
On motion of Senator McCandIess
the bill appropriating money to liquid
ate unpaid bills of the Government
was read a second time.
Senator Dickey, after the reading
called attention to messages from the
Executive requesting the addition OF
certain items.
Senator McCandless moved the in
sertion Of the following items:
Olaa Sugar Co., school house and
dwelling house, $500.
Oahu Sugar Co., teachers dwelling
house, $l153.25.
Miss A. T. Hadley, repairs to cottage
S35757.
Carried.
Senator Kaiue asked an explanation
Of the item of s273.5O for "miscella
neous."
Senator Paris, chairman Of the Pub
lie Expenditures Committee, thought II
was composed of items for the Tax OF,
flee.
The item was referred to that com
mittee for an itemized report.