Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-30
WAYSON GETS
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ayes ana noes, the latter ny ChllIlhN'
worth and Makekau.
vETOES WITH PLEASURE.
4 message was received from tho
Governor vctUiug House Bill 1896. the
famous county salary grab hill, stat
ing that US many vi the increases which
II forced on the counties were absO-
lutely unnecessary, and that he there
lore took pleasure IN recording his dis
approval. Action WAS deferred until
tomorrow.
NEW SENATE CHAMBER.
Bishop introduced TWO resolutions
providing that the room occupied by
Che Public Works Department he set
aside nv i Senate chamber. that 1t be
pcnsC involved be treated rs an expense
i of the prcsen, session. Both passed ON
on unanimous vote.
ON MEDICAL BILL.
Smith reported for the Judiciary
| COMMITTEE, on House Bill %. relating
! to license to practice medicine and
surgery. recommending It's passage with
/ some amendments. The rcuort was
tabled to be considered with the bill.
The veto Ut House Bill 1863, appropri-
iH'iug $1,000 for the emhankmcnt of
| The Waimca river, Kauai. was taken
Iuu Knuds"n moved t. pass the bill
lover l.,a VITO.
! EEMAlLi5 uNChL .GD FOR.
Smith called attention 80 the part
Of the message which yail that the
! Legislature would show O lack of ca
opacity II II appropriate above the
estimated revenue.
81 consider this remark uncalled for,
he said, Il wish 10 make my protest
To these remarks"
/ The veto was ovGrrlddcn by an unan'
| lmons vote.
OPEN SESSION.
10 Governors appointments wer,
taken up. Coclho moved to take then
up In open session. Chilingworth sup
ported him strongly
Smith called attention to the rul,
which called for executive session. Tn,
rule was proper, 1ut he did not wisl
to oppose the motion to suspend II.
The motion carried.
COelho said that the Legislators
should set their personal feelings asid,
End he therefore moved 10 confirm tn,
appointments as a whole
LANE OPPOSES WAYSON.
Lane moved to take them separately
II COelhO's system was To be adopted
he would amend IL to include all tn,
names except that of DR.. WaysOn FOL
u member Of the Board of Health. liz
mad no personal feeling against Way
son, but he felt that the Senate shoul,
turn down the Board Of Health ap
polntments on account OF It's action II
regard To Wallach.
Smith moved to take up the names II
groups according to Office. Carried
REGENTS CONFIRMED.
The names of the regents for tn,
College OF Hawaii were approved.
i. 7. =, Waterhouse was nominated
tor the Board of Education. Smith sal,
he regretted TO see that a departur,
had been made from the establshe,
practice Of having two women on IN,
Board. II was confirmed.
SMITH DEFENDS DOCTOR.
smith moved to confirm the ap
pointmenl o. WaysOn. Lane move,
not to confirm. He felt It was unfor
tunate that the request of the l.egis
iature had been disregarded. 1t was
mistake to turn down SO safeguards,
u request. However, the members ha,
acted conscientiously, and Waysou
even though he had differed with tn
legislators, had been competent, hon
est and efficient public servant. Tn
community owed much to the Boar
of Health, which had kept away rep
clifton Of the plague epidemic by IL
good work, He regretted the actiol
of the Board, but 1t might SAVIOR o
spite ii the Senate turned down Way
son