The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-05-30

no such thing had been done. :,
Cox added his protest and moved !
that that portion of the Governors
message which referred to the color
line be disapproved by the House.
Coelho withdrew his motion in favor |
of that of Cox.
Kaniho seconded the motion. Sheldon |
and Waterhouse also spoke along the |
same lines, the latter declaring that |
the Governor g insinuation was not in |
accordance with the facts. AS he !
wished to go ON record personally, he
called for ayes and noes.
GOVERNOR CONDEMNED.
The twenty-five members present
voted solidly in condemning the Gov
ernor's utterance even Speaker Knud-
sen, though he had no vote, rolling
out an "Aye.
Aside from this diversion the after,
noon was spent in considering the
Governor three messages.
His notification that he had signed
Senate Bill No. 3, the Loan Appropria-
ton Bill, was received and fled.
Waterhouse introduced resolution
to the effect that the clerk and ste
nographer should be allowed thirty
days under pay for preparing the Jour
nal of the House for the printers. The
resolution passed.
A letter from Lahaina citizens ask
! ing that the Legislature make provis-
ion for support of the militia arrived
| too late to be effective and was fled.
THE SALARIES.
| In considering the Governor Is veto
of the salaries bill, only one item was
overridden, that being the matter of
provision for salaries of government
physicians.
The vetoes of certain items in House
Bill No. 4, for current accounts, were
taken up after the Governor had been
roasted for his "color line" message.
vEToEs ovEsRIDDEN.
The veto of the item to provide
stamps and stamped envelopes for the
lepers was overridden.
The item of $500 for entertainment
of lepers at the Settlement was also
put in over the Governor s head.
The veto of the item of $4,000 for
defending the validity of the County
Act was overridden.
The item for the Kona Orphanage,
$4,000, passed over the veto.
The Waikiki hospital item of $4,000
passed over the veto.
The House acted similarly on the
$1,000 item for the Eleele hospital,
/, Kauai.
Lihue's hospital item of $4,000 was
also passed despite the veto.
The House took a recess until 1880
in order to allow the officials to catch
up with the work before final adjourn
ment.
EVENING SESSION.
Speaker Knudsen called the House
to order at 7:40.
Communications from the Senate
were read, informing the House of its
: action on the Governor 3 veto of items
in Senate Bill No. 2. Filed.
Another letter from the Senate re-
lated its passage of certain items in
Senate Bill No. 4, notwithstanding the
Governors veto, and still another its
3 sustaining of the veto on other items
l of the same bill.
A report of the Committee on Ac
: counts was presented showing a tota
: expenditure of $S50S.05 for expense!
5 of the House in the extra session
Q Adopted. The items follow:
), Compensation of members. So, $50 OF
d Mileage 513 Al
l. Pay of officers. ............ 1859. 81
/ Printing 165. 2!
Translation .............. 20.5
l. Typewriting ............. 246. 3!
o Stationery ............... 147 81
/ Clerk hire, etc .......... $50. OF
Expenses attendant on various
: committees, etc, viz:
T Committee on Public Lands. so
o Committee on Education. -. TO-
J. Committee on Accounts. -. 1910
l. Conference Com. on S. B. Nos.
Q . and 3. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
$s,5Os. o.
Amount appropriated by the
e House to defray expenses
u of extra session $12 900. OF
Expenses as above. ........ S,50S. OF
L Balance of appropriation. So, 491 8.
1t was voted that committee o
= five be appointed to notify the Gov
. ernor and the Senate that the Hous
:. of Representatives was ready to ad
y journ sine die, and the Speaker ap
pointed Waterhouse, Sheldon, Smith
= Haia, and Andrade. A recess was tax
= en- while the committee was out.
At S:l5 the committee came bacl
- and Waterhouse reported that they ha
'e waited on the Senate and the Governo
and the Governor had informed ther
that he had no further business t
70 present to the Legislature. The Gov
y ernor had also through the committe
e. rendered his congratulations to tn
v Legislature for its efficient work.
q Andrade moved the House adjour
,e sine die, which being seconded an
Is carried the Speaker declared the se'
lie sion so adjourned.
Three cheers proposed by Harris 70
IL the extra session of 1905 were give
~ and all was over.
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