The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-05-26

session OF the Legislature, 10 ne eA-
pended in addition to the special road
taxes, and there are balances still
available in those districts to show
that the former appropriations were
not inadequate and there are sufficient
funds available in each of the forego-
ing districts to maintain the Road
Boards until July /.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
INDECENT sick, other islands than
Oahu ............. 1l,UuO
The necessity for economy is so
great that no appropriation should be
inserted unless there is absolute need
for the same Those in charge of every
other department would be glad to
have additional appropriations. If
economy is to be practiced, appropri-
alton bills must carry only items that
are absolutely necessary.
PUBLIC LANDS.
General:
To reimburse A. NJ. McBryde. 80. $12
To reimburse G. B. Makee. ..... 81
To reimburse w. j. Sheldon. ..... 65
These items appear both in this bill
and in Senate Bill No. 6, making APP
preparations for unpaid bills, and as
they are Tor services rendered in 1902,
which have never beer enumerated,
owing to the shortage in Land Office,
they should not be included in this bill,
making appropriations for the present
fiscal period only.
May / repeat the statement made at
the special session of the Legislature
in 1904, that in order to overtake our
income and return to a cash basis,
thereby doing away with the necessity
of registering warrants, our appropri-
ations must be kept, as far as consist
ent with sound judgment, below the
income.
The items vetoed total $5,965.75 and
reduce the amount carried in the bill
from $44,605.11 to $3s,639.36.
G. r. CARTER,
Governor.
Executive Chamber, May "a, 1905.
Dickey moved that the bill be re-
considered, item by item. Carried.
Avery's item passed over the veto
thus:
Ayes - Achi, Bishop, Brown, Dick
ey, Dowsett, Hayselden, Hewitt, Ka-
lama, Lane, McCandless- 10.
Noes-Gandall, Isenberg, Paris. Will
cox, Woods.
On the registration items the veto
was sustained ny the following vote
on the question of their passage:
Ayes Brown, Lane, Woods-3.
Noes-Achi, Bishop, Dickey, Dow
sett, Hayselden, Hewitt, McCandless,
IsenbeIg, Paris, Wilcox-10.
Bishop moved the health item be re-
ferred to a committee. unless some
member could throw light on the sub.
ject.
Paris stated he had found there was
no physician in Kona, but a great deal
of sickness, and no money to provide
medicine. Therefore he moved to in.
sert an item of $500. Kalama asked
to have that item raised, and it was
passed at $1,000. At the time a talk
was had with the Governor. who SEEM
ed to be peri ctlv satisfied with the
item. The president of the Board of
Health was present. 1t seemed to him
(Paris) the morey was I0eded.
Achi said the Board of Heath rad
plenty of money to spend in driving
around town.
McCandless l2il there was money in
the current account bill for medicine.
Since the time the item was inserted
the Legislature had provided for an
increase of doctoI]' salaries ard money
for medicine.
Paris considered bird in the hand
worth two in the hush. rbe Governor
might veto the items in those other
bills. Anyway, III, item under CON
sideration was available. before July i,
while the others were rot.
The item passed notwithstanding the
veto by the following vote
Ayes Bishop, Brown, Dicbey, Dow.
sett, Hayselden, yewitt, Isenberg, Ka-
lama, Lane, Paris, Wilcox, Woods-12.
Noes-Achi, Gandall, McCandless-
3.
The veto of the roads items was sus.
tanned, their passage failing on this
vote:
Ayes-Brown, Hewitt, Woods-3.
Noes--Achi, Bishop, Dickoy, Dow.
sett, Gandall, Hayselde, Isenberg, Ma
lama, Lane, McCandless, Paris, Will
cox-13.
Woods was the only one to vote for
the Public Lands items against the
Governor S veto.