The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-19
THE HOUSE.

At the morning session of the House
a communication was received from
the Senate, returning the malicious in
jury amendment as passed. The Senate
also notified the House Of its concur
renee in the amendments to Senate
Bill No. 6. The House resolution pro-
viding for an accounts commission was
also reported back from the Senate
without change.
A protest from Waikiki introduced
by Keliinoi against the withdrawal of
the $4,000 appropriation for a wharf
at Kahului was referred to the COM
mittee on resolutions.
| Senate Resolution No. 1 providing for
putting into effect, the changes made
by the appropriation bills, Immediately,
was favorably reported from the Judi
ciary committee and passed.
The bill amending the 1903 loan law
passed third reading without OPPOSE
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION
At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion Harris presented an amendment
to the bill providing for public de-
posits, and overdrafts, which had been
suggested by the Governor. Harris
said that the bankers wouldn't lend
s5U0,0 to the government as the law
stood. Fernandez objected to the bill
and wanted to know il any one but
the bankers got the five per cent in
terest.
ut will help a lot of poor people,"
said Harris.
I'VE are all poor people," replied
Fernandez who complained that he had
to register his salary warrant
The amendment as finally adopted,
provided that mo money shall be OBJ
tanned on such account or accounts
except by draft of the Treasurer, coun-
tersigned by the auditor and approved
by the Governor"
CHANGE PARK NAME.
Kealawaa presented a resolution pro-
viding for naming the public park at
Hilo "Mooheau" park and authorizing
the Superintendent of Public Works to
put the change into effect. Admiral
Beckley whose ancestral name Is |
"Mooheau" sat at the side of the |
speaker while the ayes and noes were
being called, and only Greenwich and
Lewis had sufficient nerve to oppose the
Admirals wishes
COMMITTEE WAS DOUBTFUL.
Representative Paele reported verbal
ly for the health committee visit to
kalihi camp He said that the COM
mittee had been taken out in a car
rage by the President of the Board
Of Health and had inspected the per-
sons confined there. They had found
one case in particular which the legis-
lators deemed suspicious, and didn't
think the patient had the disease, but
as the doctors had declared he was
afflicted, the committee decided not to
question the decision. Another case
examined, that of Rev. Mr.. Hanuna,
he committee also was In much doubt
about. He seemed quite well and the
committee did not believe he was sick.
This was the case which Speaker
Beckley had asked the committee to
limiting that the suspect was
confined for political reasons. The
committee made no recommendation
nj the report was adopted.
vida moved that the Governor and
enate be- notified OF the Houses rendi-
ess 10 adjourn, a recess was taken
. prepare The notifications, /
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