Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-29

SltNlHb bo 'blllllllNAtt VI Nut W Hul',
and asked to explain how it was
that before the Appropriation Bill
was passed It was estimated that the
bill was $4,000 within the estimat-
ed revenue, while at the last minute
the statement was made that II ran
nearly $4,000 over. They ex-
planned volubly and ut length that
the first estimate was based on the
ipcame OF the past two years while
the second was based on the esti-
mates Of probable income submitted
to the Governor by the department
heads.
The House, at G:35, took a recess
until 7.3O.
Money Grab Killed.
when the House reconyened al $50
O'Clock the Committee on Public E..
pepditures and Accounts, according Il
an oral report made by the Chairman
Castro. refused to act ON the last
money.grabbing resolution of the Sen.
ate--that to pay the interpreter 500
extra, the Sergeant.atarms $40, mes
senger $50 and ianitor $50. Castro
! himself therefore recommended that
the resolution be tabled. II was.
Same Old Resolution.
The House, by the adoption Of a res
olntion Introduced by Douthitt, refused
to abide by the action OF the Senate
In killing House Joint Resolution 81
asking Congress To amend the Organic
Act by the enactment Of certain laws
the text Of which was included In the
resolution. Douthitt's resolution was
| identical with House Joint Resolution
II, except that II was merely a House
resolution instead Of being Joint.
Governor overridden.
At Q O'Clock the House finally took
up consideration Of the Governors veto
Of Senate Bill 81, the deer bin. This
bill, Senator Quinn says. the Governor
once signed, but before the approval of
the measure was announced. the Gov.
ernor was seen by some of the pot
hunters, who opposed the bill, and was
induced to change his mind.
COney moved the veto he over.rid
den. 1t had not been shown he said
/ that deer are destructive to the for.
ests, but on the other hand, Il has
been shown that they are not. II the
Governor wants TO protect the forests,
let him look after the pigs that are
roofing up the forests OF Hawaii. Those
who oppose the bill do so because they
want to shoot deer for the market.
move We override the veto.
| Alfonso stated that all the States but
three have closed season for deer. He
believed 1t time for Hawaii to get I'm
line with the other States and Terri,
tories. Deer roamed the forests for
centuries before Columbus by acct.
dent discovered America. Il believe
the judgment of the two houses of the
Legislature Is superior to that OF one
man"
Kawewehl was surprised. "A wise
man" he said, will change his opin
ion, but fool never. So will change
my opinion and vote to override the
veto"
| Nawahine wanted TO know II II IL
really true that the Molokai deer car
invade the back yard and ring the
door bell. He urged that the veto be
sustained
Make au shut of debate with a mo
ton for the previous question. Tn,
required number to override, 20, wa
obtained, 10 voting no.
Speaker Thanked.
kaniho introduced resolution
thanking Speaker Holstein for the abb,
and dignified manner in which he hat
presided over the deliberations OF tn,
House.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted, and the Speaker. who hat
bashfully fed. was applauded as hC
Presumed the chair.
Present For Speaker. .....
Douthitt, In a characteristic speech
handed out a bouquet Of enconiums t.
the Speaker snd all the members o.
the House.
In token of the regard OF the mem
bers Douthltt presented the Speaker
with fine silver cigarette case anC
n silver match box.
Club Laid Aside.
After a long wait communication
came from the Secretary Of the Ter
lritory saying the Governor had signe,
the two bills he had been holding a.
a club over the head OF the Legisla
ture to force II to accede to his wishe
Regarding the Appropriation Bill-Sen
ate Bill 80, turning over fines and cost