The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-05-29
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themselves He said he would rather
pay the money out of his own pocket
than allow 1910 when the work could be
done for s1.3S
Senator Achi said the House was re-
sponsibe for it's own acts, and that the
contract had been made. The Senate
paid its clerk $1,000 and the House
gave its clerk $1,000; and the same way
with other officials. The cost of trans
lating was figured at $3.50 while the
committee allowed but $3.50, and then
the Senate had no right to cancel any
contract of the House. There was al
ready feeling In the House and this
should not be increased or the public
would suffer by the refusal of the
House to continue its sessions.
The report was adopted and the sub
stitute bill passed second reading. to
2. Ayes-Achi, J. #. Brown, Baldwin,
Nakapaahu, Kaohi, Kaiue, Kalauoka-
lani, Woods Crabbe, 9. Noes-Dickey,
McCandless, 2.
A NEW BILL.
Senator Dickey introduced n bill to
appropriate $4,000 for paying the ex-
penses of the tax bureau up to June
30th. 1903 He stated that the item had
been omitted from the emergency bill
and the money was needed to pay the
cost Of books for the board of equaliza-
ton. The bill passed second reading.
THE HOUSE EXPENSE BILL.
The Senate bill appropriatins $4,000
for the expenses of the House passed
second reading. To be read third time
today.
President Crabbe reported the print
ing Of Senate Bill No. 8 making app-o-
priations for eighteen months.
EIGHTEEN MONTHS BILL.
There was some discussion over an
item for travelling expenses of registra
ton boards, Crabbe saying the govern
ment should pay all expenses. No ac-
ton was taken.
The item, expenses third circuit
court $3.50, was increased to $4,000.
There was a long discussion over the
expenses of circuit courts until Dickcv
arose and said that the counties were
to bear all the expenses in the courts,
and all these items should De stricken
out. Then the fight started again and
a motion to increase Judge Titles
court from $500 to $4,000 was lost.
The item of 1915 travelling expenses
of district magistrates was stricken 0ut.
me item, SbOUO, Tor defendlng fShery
cases was also cut out.
An item of s9375 was inserted for in
cidentals tax office, also bureau of COLI
veyanCes $3.50 on motion of Dickey
who said they would be needed il the
county law is declared void. Achi said
the Legislature should show its faith IN
the county act and If it failed the Gov
ernor could call special session Of. the
legislature. He said all county items
should all be stricken out Dickey said
he didn't want a special session. Paris
favored a preventive to any possible
failure through lack of the county law
going into effect. McCandless suggest
ed that rider could be put on the six
months bill to carry the appropriations
through for two years.
Finally Achi moved to strike out all
the items in the courts which should
be paid by counties. Then upon mo-
ton Of Kaohi the bill was referred to a
committee to segregate county and
Territorial items The chair appointed
Achi McCandless, Dickey, ]. T. Brown
and Nakapaahu.
Adjournment for the day was then
taken.