The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20
APPROPRIATION BILL AS
PASSED BY THE SENATE
NEAR THREE MILLIONS
Crrom Monda, s Aavertls-N


NAL period beginning July received
anal consideration at the hands OF the
Senate on Saturday. and, incidentally.
the trihlng sum of .li5.O6O was added
to the measure, bringing the grand
total OF the measure. as il will 20 be.
fore the conference committee Of both
houses, to s2.e97 ass. The House of
Representatives is known to be
strongly opposed to several OF the
amendments made to the bill by the
Senate, and It is believed that consid.
cradle diplomacy and mutual conces.
sion will be required before the con.
ference committee is through with it's
labors.
The bad features Of bill intended
to make the property-holder pay for
all the sewers that have ever been
laid In Honolulu, were conclusively ex.
posed by Senator w. o. Smith yester
day. The measure intends TO assess
present property-holders for sewers
N"'i' ~ any Nile III tne past, ana
would mean the collection OF about
mar million dollars.
Inc bllIs intended to carry out the
idea OF more control for the counties
passed third reading in the Senate on
! Saturday, embodying the amendments
| suggested by the committee of the
whole at its sitting Friday.
Inc charges mat nave been made
against several officials connected with
tne department. OF Agriculture and
Forestry are going to be investigated
ny special committee of the Senate.
In conformity with resolution intro
duced Saturday by Senator Palmer
WOODS calling for the appointment of
/ an investigating committee. President
I smith named Senators Woods, Knud-
sen ana Mccarthy as the official in
Vestlgators.
some OF the charges are under
STOOD 10 pc against Dr. Norgaard and
Hupeiin'enuent hosmer, the claim be-
ms lhat III Norsaaru drew ms salary
ior PERIOD Oh three months when not
IN the Territory Inc allegations are
,,ot resarueu very seriously In the
eenete
i've [eslaeht FAIRBANKS VIII
~ 'oii.iittee among
nc ""en ne arrives mere FIJI
W fesoiution SUD
-. . ss.e.es " senator NECTAR
Sa s 80 - 1.u,' 9,iiisn naiiieu
oohetois haiaiiia' fairchllo, McSartny
an anu hahehau as members OF recep-
N'o ~, eoi'i'ii.''
-. .ao,.. Souf'
.,'ao,as.,e eu ~ 'ne SENATE SATURDAY
..lse., 'se INA. soe nie"is DC pro-
Ia,on 49, '"'isi0n VI Ape' 'he
49, I'ia. 'iue pliis Oh IN
90 - iouhu AGAINST
40 20, ~ Du siary IN the nrst
assa,,I. 10, iseses' Emory harrls'
AZ co. 80 s "eapon' anu ioshllaro
Aoe, LOT horsery' the report says:
the Legislature ~ tha Terr,tnr. ~
wall now in session n annronr,ota go
ficient funds to enable the nroner On.
tboritios ~ nsoo,,no az, 'ne piopeI au,
the above-named Yoshitaro Abe, who
is now upon his wav to Janan
I'VE are informed that yooht,oro
Abe was formerlv evtradttad o,,5
broueh, haot, t,o,,, a. -
nan 10 answer ohorae 81 lt' 49,. -, ga, Sa
,ba+ o,,t,a, d eno VI loIsely, pu'
uroae na5 ~ salililee between the
~ H. III IN .ie ihule'iIleht IN ms case
Wy eiii'ory iaileu 10 OBTAIN con-
'i orT
we are lurther informed that Jap
zans 81 '1 II"nnI,,, Oh honolulu ana eiti-
@ehs Oh honolulu contributed largely
10 the expense of such extradition,
ana we believe that 1T is in the inter
ests of justice that Yoshitaro Abe
should be prosecuted, and If possible
conviction obtained, as the offenses
with which he is charged constitute
serious crime, striking at the roots of
commercial confidence and calling for
strenuous prosecution TO protect the
business community ana vindicate ,he