Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-18
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Senate feels tnat IN Tiue hotSh my
would null out far ahead, but they are
admonished that the lower body Is fill
ed with men who have at various times
during their lives acted In the capacity
of officers of the law.
At all events, the House will accept
the challenge Tor any date the Senate
may see fit to arrange. The losing
team will probably be called upon to
furnish a big luau for all the members
OF the Senate and House.
Message from Governor.
1t was learned this forenoon on good
authority that the Governor would
send a message to the House this
afternoon concerning the Loan Bill and
the recent action of the lower body In
! the matter of assigning the various
items contained therein to the Island
delegations. II was learned further
| that the Chief Executive holds the
same view az Speaker Beckleye who
made plain his stand when he got up
| In the House the other afternoon and
started to object to the item In the
Oahu delegations report providing
Zig appropriation for the extension OF
School street in this city.
Dole's view.i
Governor Dole feels that II is noe
just to the remainder of the Represent.
atives and the people of the Islands at
large to allow the items OF the various
delegations to go through the House
without there being full and complete
discussion by any member who might
see fit to speak.
The Governor feels that the reports
Ct the delegations should be presented
to the Committee of the Whole and
then the items taken up by the mem.
btrs as a whole and passed by them.
This Is the view that has been held
by many of the members ever since
the resolution providing for the refer.
cree of the items to the various delega'
tons was put through, but the action
had been taken and there was nothing
else to do but to go ahead and consider
what was necessary to each OF the
counties.
In the eyes of these men, the action
taken by the House savors too much
OF railroading things, but II Is safe to
say that when the action was taker
there was nothing in the minds Of
those in the majority other than tC
facilitate the work of the House anC
get through with the bills of the eXtrt
session As soon as possible.
r, BASEBALL Field,
Alto. the adjournment yesterday al
tcrnoon hen Mr.. Vida had won hi
roint tbe Oahu members Of tn,
House GOT together and went to worl
~ tho items The first thing done va
IN strike ont the item of $4,000 70
tho Nnuanu reservoir. which had beef
;,ser,ad Inv the committee when the
mot tome weeks ago. This raised
,molI.s;zed row and some of those VIII
had voted IN strike out the item, vote
with others TO postpone further actio
n, the pro rata until a caucus with tn
lscnators could be arranged The me
ton CARRIED and the House member
went over on the drill.shed grounds I
pactice for the big ball game on tn
Oahu College campus tomorrow after
noon. ..F ~ =tl
,omorrow's Game. .a.
speaking Of baseball. there is ever
reason to suppose that there will b
an immense crowd out to see the gam
tomorrow afternoon. It will certainl
he well worth witnessing. The usua
Say of. looking at a Senator or Repr'
&c NATIVE of the people Is with fee
. ing that, he Is above the ordinary III
n, humans and that he occupies
very lofty perch. People will have
chance to see these learned men d
scend from their perches tomorro
and groyel in the dust. The uniform
. Cf the members Of the House and Sc
ate will be of many makes, but the
will be similar in this one respect
tnat the places most likely to come
violent contract with the earth, will
A. .,,,, Tho ,nn