The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-19
LOAN BILL is PUT
THROUGH HOUSE ON
SECOND READING
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PAELE LUGS IN PAUOA.

Paele took up the Nuuanu valley
fight and made hot argument against
the reservoir. declaring that the only
real purpose to which the money so
appropriated should be put was the
purchase of the Pauoa springs He
moved to adopt the minority report,
suggesting that the extra money could
be used for those springs.
Beckley urged that action be had,
asking whether or not the Pauoa
springs could be bought so cheap. Ka-
niho talked away for long and loud
time, opposing the majority report,
praising Pauoa and urging the inser-
ton of that item in the bill. Fernan
DEE replied to the statement that there
was no water in Nuuanu, declaring 1t
was the great source of supply and to
deny it was a misstatement. Oil said
approprating the money for Nuuanu
reservoirs was simply purchasing that
much rain.
AFTER THE ADDED MONEY.
Kalama wanted to know what was
to be done with the $4,000 cut out.
Andrade explained simply that it would
cut out the Nuuanu, Manoa and Palolo
items. Beckley wanted to know If the
other islands would get the money.
The minority report was killed with
only six votes in it's favor. The ma
jority report was then adopted only
Kumalae being opposed to it.
Keliinoi moved the committee rise
and report that the bill pass second
reading. This was agreed to and the
House received the report in extenso
ROW OVER COMMITTEE WORK.
This was adopted, the bill passed
second reading and the House then
refused to take a recess until 1880
o'clock and Beckley refused to enter
tain motion to adjourn declaring that
there, was no intervening business.
Greenwell took the chair and immedi-
ately, there being no reports at hand
motion that the committee rise and
report progress was made and carried.
Beckley refused to take the chair
saying it was child's play and if no
business was done he would resign his
seat. The committet went to work
taking up the Government physicians
salaries.
The Haia amendment to raise the
Hama physician to $125 was first put
and lost The Wright amendment.
North Kona, $50; South Kona, 500,
was next called up and it was accept
ed by the committee but the House
would not agree. The report of the
committee was then adopted and the
salaries of physicians practically plac-
ed as at present.
Fernandez called up the Fish Mar
ket report, which exonerates Captain
Berndt. Haia did not object and
the committees report was adopted.
The committee then rose and the
House adjourned.
IN THE SENATE.
Nothing interviewed between the
opening formalities and order Of the
day in the Senate yesterday.
Senate bill No. -, extending the eff
feet of the Emergency appropriations
until the end of this year, was read
third time and passed unanimously
by IS ayes.
Senate bill No. 49, appropriating s12,-
500 for the Auditor to pay for furnish
ing blanks and blank books to county
offices, passed third reading by the
ayes of all present.
Senate bill No. IA, appropriating ST.
500 additional for expenses of the
Senate in special session, passed sec
| ond reading to be read third time
today.
Adjourned for the day at 1910. after
session of 10 minutes.
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