Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-26
A MERRY SCRAP
IN lower HOUSE
Delegations From Kauai
And Oahu Vent Their
Bitterness
HOUSE
HOUSE
55th Day-Artcrnoon Session

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presented. but not until late in the .
Afternoon. and no action was taken .
| on II, the matter being deferred un-
| I'll this afternoon.
The trouble all occurred over one .
little item for $ll.OOO in the Gov
ernor's bill re-appropriating money .
| from the Loan Fund This bill in |
cludcs an item of $1,000 for the
completion of the Nuuanu dam, but /
this item was deferred. pending the |
report of the Dam Committee. The
Item that caused all the pilikia was
one of $1,000 for school buildings
on Kauai. The Kauai delegation
tried to have this diverted TO land
ings and wharyes.
CONQUERED
The House concurred in the Sem
ate amendments to House Bill 2ll,
striking out comma In the text of
the bill and putting in couple of
quotation marks.
The Conference Committee on Sem
ate Bill 90. requiring that all Gov
eminent officials be United States cit
liens, reported that they had agreed
ON the bill as passed by the Senate.
The House cOncurred in the recon-
mendations of the committee.
Senate Bill 115, relating to-
BOUNDS. passed second reading.
Consideration of the Governors We
10 of Senate Bills 10 and IS was de-
Icrred to saturday. pending action by
the Senate.
The Joint Conference Committee
ON House Bill -, relating TO proceed
urc In divorce eases. recommended
that the bill pass rs amended by the
Senate. The report was adopted.
The Conference Committee on
House rill II, providing for the
maintenance of the family of deccas-
ed person during the administration
Of the estate, reported. recommending
the passage of the bill as amended
by the Senate. Adopted.
] NEW BILL
4 Rawlins said he wanted To intro
: duce small bill. lie presented Il
bill is amend Section 313 of the Re-
; vlsed Laws. Passed first reading by
title.
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE
At , o'clock the House went into
Committee Of the Whole with Silva
Gf Kauai in the Chair, to consider on
second reading House Bill 2ij, maxi
ing special appropriations from the
loan fund of the Territory. The bill
was taken up item by item.
The item of $1,000 for the Kalt
wac and Kalaupapa water works
passed The $1,000 item for the
rali road. Kulaupapa, passed.
Hughes objected to the $4,000
item for home for nOn-leprous chill
drcn of leprous parents, as a bill had
been passed apprOpriating $4,000
for the purpose. The amount WA
changed to $1,000.
WHERE THE ROW BEGAN
- The Agricultural College item,
$1SlO,OOO, was cut out another bill
! passed appropriating money for th5
4 purpose.
3 for Nuuanu dam. RawlinS wanted
z action deferred pending the report
D Cf the Dam Committee. Joseph AM
& Nailima moved the 10 be cut out an,
2 FIVE 2crOs left. Long moved the item
} pass as in the bill.
z PAUOA WATER RIGHTS
Z KaIco offered an amendment in
& scrt an item to secure the waite
2 rights, $4,000. Rice wanted I,
> lnow where the money was to com
q irOms
KalcO withdrew II.
) EALIHIWAENA SCHOOL
~ Then Kalana wanted to insert al
:, item, completing the KalihiwaGn
school, $4,000.
The item failed to pass.
n The committee went ahead wit
I the list.
Z The item of $4,000 for court
= house at Kailua passed.
Z BOOST FOR MAUI
Pail moved to amend the item 3
$14,Gl7.96 for court house at Wa
2 I.ku to make it $4,000.
& Pali's amendment, of course, cal
z rIcd. what Pail says goes. He pull
the wires that work majority {
& the Representatives.
2 An item for educational building
8 $1,000, was amended by Sheldon
Z include landings and wharves.
! Long wanted to know why. She
8 don retorted that the Kauai Peep
3 knew their business better than Lon
8 did. I'VE will try to worry alOn
& with our school buildings" he sal
3 but we must have landings al
: wharvcs"
z 1t strikes me-" replied Long, ''i
x rather strange that the Finance Cor
Llttcc. the chairman of which is
Kauai man, should recommend tn
& bill, and then the honorable gentl
= man F,.,r, IEaTai ghnnIl urppt