The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-04-26

ing out of a comma in House Bill I'll
these being Senate amendments.
The special conference committee on
the bill requiring all Territorial off,
GERS and employees to be American citi-
zens reported having agreed to the
insertion of the word reasonably" in
the proviso regarding the employment
of aliens. The House had formerly cut
out the word. The report was adopt
| ed.
vETOES GO OVER.
Senate Bills 10 and &c which were
down for consideration in respect to
| the Governors vetoes, were held over
until Saturday, awaiting some official
communications respecting them from
the Senate.
HALF HOURS RECESS.
The House took a short recess prior
to the second reading of House Bill
215, which touches on the Nuuanu dam.
CONFERENCE REPORTS.
After reassembling, Rawlins present.
ed two conference reports, the first on
House Bill 81, relating to procedure and
divorce cases. The report agreed with
the Senate amendments and was
adopted. The Senate amendments to
House Bill II, which provides for the
maintenance of the family of a de-
ceased person pending the settlement
OF the estate. were also agreed to in
conference and the report was adopted
in the House.
A BILL IN TIME.
Rawlins presented a new bill, one to
amend Section 313 of the Revised Laws.
to allow a holder of a homestead to
live on home lot adjacent.
APPROPRIATING FUNDS.
House Bill 215, the bill presented by
the Finance committee, came up, the
House going into committee of the
whole with Silva in the chair. The
first few items, providing public build
ings for Hawaii and Maui, passed with
a chorus of kokuas. Then the Clerk
read:
"Nuuanu reservoir, s75,OO0' and six
members We're on their feet at once. |
Long got the call and moved that the |
item pass as in the bill Pail moved |
that it be deferred and Rawlins shout,
ed out a second. Nailima wanted to
cut IL to $4,000 and Joseph moved a fur.
Their amendment to make 1t five zeros.
The House was out of order and every
was talking when Kaniho
made himself heard above the din.
Il cannot follow the work of this
ly manner. The remarks are not be-
ing interpreted"
There were others in Kaniho's fix
IA l,a1 Lot,
times that the motion to defer had I
carried. The carrying had been done
when the members were moving
amendments.
PAUOA WATER BUBBLES.
Kaleo moved the insertion of a new
TEN to secure the Pauoa water rights.
$4,000. Rice objected. The bill was
not loan bill but one TO appropriate
he available balance in the treasury.
which was only $4,000. He asked
kaleo II he wanted all the other items
20 stand over again for year.
Kaleo warmed up under the opposi-
ion. He said he knew the bill was
reappropriation one. II II had been
| new one he would have asked for n
much greater sum, one enough to pur-
'hase the water rights outright.
Rice asked what was the use OF put
Ing In this item. The water could
rot be purchased for this amount. IA,
go, himself, had already put In n reso-
ution asking for $4,000 for this pur- {
'ose. II the item went In II would ,
My leave $4,000 for all the other
necessary things
Pail suggested that Kaleo present
lew loan bill iO secure the full amount i
nd Kaleo Withdrew his amendment, Z
Kalana presented an amendment 20 ]
ote $4,000 for the completion ~ the
school This was de-
Gated,
MAUI ASKS FOR MORE, 4
Pail moved 10 boost the amount for /
le Wailuku courthouse from tii,sl7 20 q
D Is5 900 kaRiho asked him 10 with 4
raw this amendment ana moved the e
em pass as Ia the bill. u
Pali said tho largor amount NaA .
seeded 10 complete the building, 10
'apied 40 half done job ena kaalh0 .
bought the ane Ahg had put mo Hem ?
Fsi IN Tho Dill shonld knos how much
ag nseasa 4