Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-26
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committee recommended that the
bill he tabled for the reason that all
the available money from current re-
ceipts has already been appropriated.
The report was adopted.
GOVERNORS LEPER BILL
House Bill 24l. the Governors
substitute leper bill for the one he
vetoed. was taken mp ON third reading
and on motion Of Sheldon, who intro
duced II, passed Is to 6.
TO HELP THE BOYS.
House Bill PAP. providing for thu
disposition OF net profits accruing from
agricultural and Industrial pursuits ut
the Lahainaluna Seminary and the
Waialee Boys Industrial School. was
taken up on third reading.
Rice said he thought the bill comes
In at the wrong time. The Educational
department comes In and gets all II
asks for In the way of appropriations
and then wants the profits In addition.
I."lt Is not right" he said. "One man
has all the spending Of this money and
nobody knows what comes In and what
goes out. II Is Just Il way To get more
money for the Public Instruction De.
partment. II Is one of the most unfair
bills put in by the department. |
move the bill BE- tabled"
Pail thought that In spite of the
truth of what Rice said, II would be
well to let the two schools have the
money, just to see how close the
schools could come to maintaining
themselves.
Waiwaiole made one of his infre.
quent speeches. He favored the pass .
age of the bill
Hughes offered an amendment, to
turn over the receipts of the schools to
their respective inmates after the ex.
| piratiOns of their terms of service at
q ration OF 10 to 70 per cent according
To their behavior.
Kaleiopu objected that this amend
mcnt put those In the Lahainaluna
seminary in the same class as the In
mates of the Waialee school. who have
violated the laws. He moved the
amendment be tabled.
| Hughes admitted that Kaleiopu's re
marks were to the point but they did
not appeal to him. His reason for in
| Producing the amendment was that the
boys leaving the Waialee school have
neither friends nor money, and II they
had little money coming to them,
they would have something with which
10 face the world.
Another reason, he said, was that
the boys are sent to Waialee to re-
form, and il they had some incentive
to work, they would behave better
| He thought the same reasoning
would apply to the boys OF the La
hainauna Seminary. He could see no
reason why the amendment should not
include both schools. He thought the
amendment good one. as Il would
help the boys at the time In their
lives when they most need help.
Sheldon moved the bill be recommit-
ted 10 the Education Committee. Ka-
leiopu withdrew his motion to table
and the bill was recommitted.
SECOND READING
II. u. 2i3. confirming the $l5O,OOO
BOND issue OF the County of Hawaii,
| passed second reading.
| IL. b. pa, allowing homesteader
to live on u lot adjacent to his home
stead lot, passed second reading.
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
|
mittee OF the Whole to resume consid-
Grafton OF II. b. 2l5. reappropriating
money from the Loan Fund. Silva
again took the chair
The bill was taken IN where 1t was
cropped yesterday, at the hard fought
item of Sl1,jOO for educational build
ingson Kauai. The matter had evident
~ been settled out of court over night
and the item went through rs amended
by Sheldon, allowing the money to be
diverted for landings and wharves
The last item, $4,000 for Waimea
water works, passed.
The deferred item OF $4,000 for
Nunanu dam was then taken up. Rice
moved 1t pass, saying a great deal If
money had already been spent ON the
uam ana 1t ought to be completed Il
would cost Sl32,O00 TO finish the dam.
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