The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-29

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and. on motion o' Quinn. considered
item by item
Deputy High sheriff 500 % month.
quinn moved b. pass uotvi.bs.ludiue
She veto Lost S-6 beius less than
twolthirds
Bookkeeper Ousurouca cI,rD. 500
month Lost 81
Clerk aud Interpreter. Tax Office.
$50 a month Carried fO4.
4 Landing at Mahukona. Sl3,30o Lost
~
Wharf at Hanalei 10000 Lost
&c
/ Queens Hospitai SzfOOD Chilling
worth moved the item pass Moore
and Smith (taking the loor) strongly
supported the motion. the president
thinking the Governor was badly ad-
vised i'm vetoing this bill A deficit I'm
the treasury was better than a sur
plus. as it would tend more to ccono-
mical administration. I've was asham-
ed of the conference committee for its
striking out the little item of $1,000 for
treatment of children at Palama Hos
pital On Fairchilds raising the point
of order that the conference commit
tee was not i'm question. the president
acclaimed amidst laughter that he did
not wonder the conference committee
sQuirmed.
The item passed over the veto by
the following vote:
Ayes-Baker, Brown Chiuugworth.
Coelho, Harvey, Kaama, Makekau,
Mccarthy, Moore, Quinn, Robinson,
Smith, Woods-13..
Noes-Fairchild. Knudsen-2.
b Maulam Hospital, Waiuku. S2S75.
Coelho, in impassioned notes and
tones, moved that the item pass not
= withstanding the veto Referring to
the Sisters in charge he said the Gov
errors action would drive those holy
, women, after twenty years OF ardu-
Gus services for the suffering out up
I on the streets. While the Governor
3 had right to his prerogatiye of veto
he had no right to dictate to the Leg
[ islature. Frear was one of the best
judges that ever sat on the bench Du
as a governor he was making a mis-
S take he would regret
Fairchild said KAUAI would vote
f against this item the same as it hat
S against the Hanalei wharf lie be
I lieyed in sticking TO a principle anC
g they had urged the governor to turn
n certain burdens over to the counties
The principle was in accordance witt
Il the advice of Mr. Fairbanks. n,
l. knew as well as Coelho that the Sis
e ters would not be turned out on tn,
streets.
= President Smith again came dow
/, to argue for the item, urging the sup
port of Malulani Hospital as an insti
II tuition started away back under tn
l. monarchy. Maui would not have tn
Al use of the increased funds until tn
end of the year. He also spoke i
If advance for the Hilo Hospital item.
} Knudsen did not like to make re
marks in reply to the honorable pre-
, sident, but he had noticed for yeaI
lie that the rest of the islands did nc
0, care cuss for Kauai, instead of il
being the other way as the presider
le stated.
/ Moore stated that they had bee
told that if they turned back the ]
T. quor license fees everything would 1
Of all right Now the appropriation bi
was within the revenue, yet it wa
Of proposed to transfer a burden of $40
IN 500 to the counties. He was for til
T. counties getting their share Of I'll
OF revenue if they were TO bear the bun
~ dens. The Territory was taking bac
$4,000.
ct After a lively exchange OF remark
= between Fairchild, Moore and SmitI
the Kauai man haunting the maiorlt
of for rejecting a measure to provide I'll
~ counties with revenue and warnir
the Senate that 100000 was neede
- under the refundng bill just signe
u and nothing i'm sight, the vote Wa
taken and resulted IN the passage {
bs the item by the following vote:
be Ayes-Brown, Chillingworth, Coe
m no, Harvey Kalama Makekau, M
Carthy, Moore, Quinn, Robinso
an Smith. Woods-12.
~ Noes-Baker, Fairchild, Knudsen--
Hilo. Hospital, s2S75, moved l
10 Brown carried by precisely the san
- vote.
Circuit Court, First Circuit, clerl
-, at 800 a month each, passed on m
g., ton of Chillingworth 1915
&c Fourth Circuit assistant clerk, me
ha senger and Interpreter, 500 a mont
= passed Ia
Makekau failed in an effort to o
tain reconsideration of Mahukol
wharf.
ne With the exception of the cou
M items passed by the House also. no
tx of those passed by the Senate are Y
ul- lid for lack of passage by the Houi
its PRESENT TO PRESIDENT.
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