The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-12
corRT COSTS BILL.

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Senate bill NO. 2, appropriating $5,OVO
for the expenses of the Senate in special
session, passed third reading with the
ayes of the thirteen members present,
viz: Achi, j. T. Brown, Crabbe, Dlckey,
Isenberg, kaiue, Kalauokalani, kaohl'
McCandless, Nakapaahu, Paris, wilcox
and Woods.
Senate bill No. 9, providing that the
salary of the Judge of the Land Regis
tration Court be 1880 a year, that OF
| the Registrar Ssoo ana those Oh other
oilcefs iiAeu Wy 'ie 'oVeiilor, tiie az.
| dav of 1ulv 1aoi came IN far second
| reading
Mr. Nccondless noved n ba refarred
TN tho Judiciary Committee as the
salaries nipb, as we'll be nlaced in the
/ annronriation hin
Mr. Dickev said the hill only changed
oho,,t four words of tho Land pegietro-
tion Act There was no appronriation
about If. an item of $4,000 for the court
! having. already been placed i'm the an
nronriation hill
Messrs Paris and Achi both thought
| the bill ought to 20 to the Finance
| Committee the latter saying the idea
! OF hXlng the salary OF the Judge III the
Dill was TO make MN independent ana
prevent having MS salary changed eN-
| cry now ana theh ny the LesISiature'
Inc piiI was referred 10 the FINANCE
committee.
Later III col.s'ueratioh Vi the appio-
prlatlon oiii' Mr' Achl moved 10 i'iahe
the Saooo Tor the court ihclude unpaid
pilis' put received no support. II
was pointed out by Mr.. McCandless
that TINS would eat up the approprla-
ton.
CURRENT EXPENSES BILL.
Senate bill No. 1. making speciaI ap-
propriations for the departmental uses
of the Territory for the wear beginning
JuIv / 1904 and ending June 20 1905,
cama nm for second reading with the
renort thereon of the Finance Commit
fee
Mr. Isenberp broke into the reading
nv tho clerk the items passnp by con-
sent to move for striking "fencing"
out of the Hilo mark item. ",rhey will
ha making q COW pasture of It vet" he
remarked hut his motion was not sec
orded
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10 keep the palu' anu II '"es were "
keep the pa'i'' '''ey ihus' cu' uo"h
pehses e'se"here'
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be used in case of necessity for re-
pairs
Mr.. McCandless contended 1t was alb
solutely necessary to keep that appro-
prlation for an emergency fund. 1t
was utterly impossible for the Super
intendent to carry on the roads and
bridges without that fund. If damage
was done how otherwise could it be
repaired? Since the late storm the
Waimanalo road had been in such con-
dition that not wagon had been able
to come over it to Honolulu. Four or
five bridges We're washed away and
there was no money to replace them.
He would like to see the band kept,
but they must not cut down necessary
expenses for the sake of music II 1t
was pleasure they wanted instead OF
necessaries let them cut out that item.
Mr. Dickey related what the Cover
nor told the committee The Superin-
,o,da,t bod nut dawn othar things IN