The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-16

nui The pnfs taalHH tfini altogether.
The original amending bill is a. elm
Ilt dHftf the cHminr into force of the
law uniil after iuls 4. 20 fcmote me
restrictions She Legislature has unwit
iinGlF rut upnh itself In the matter
~ spending mcuey.
n is understood that the heads ~
Departments induced llapai 70 hold M
The Lcgi stature money In order 90
icach the members the Inconvenience
they had caused and would cause i'm
The future by the law. with the hope
that ihc law would be killed, Just as
Shnrle proposed In his amendment
There are some in the House very
much opposed 90 taking OF the
restriction so far as the de.
partmonts were concerned. however,
and the members debated until the
time for the call on Queen Liliuoka-
lani arrived.
why Kaleiopu Objected.
Kalciopu snid he thought the heads
of departments were only now awak-
ing TO the fact that the power they
have always had of complete control
over the appropriations was slipping
away. lie favored the bill as IL stood
and instanced the manner in which the
Federal officials had 10 oct nins inl,
and paper-from Wnshington The Ter
ritorial nnrebasing agent vould he
elosn "a hand alTavs and no troubIe
70 apa ,ybor bs N II an lo,i,ina+,
yo,obors ,ros naodoa r.. IL c..
ernor could 60 to him for travelling
Fight on Bill Resumed.
Sbinole and Cohen led tho 6,bt
against the hin after the noon recess
Shinple apain movmo in amendment
thar section tho seetion nro,iJin,
for the appoinfment Of sucb nm agenf
le cut ont of tbe lin Hn noin,sf o,,
the trouble that wonld ensue n trophIe
which Cohen described. of the Governor
naming an officer to whose music he
and the heads of the department would
hereafter have to dance.
Douthltt also pointed out cases where
trouble and unnecessary delays would
result ana quoted the Governor to the
eneet that TINS section of the bill was
bad.
haIelopu fought hard for the bill as
1t stood, being assisted by kamahu,
VINO moved to indefinitely postpone the
amendment. His motion was defeated.
The truth is this, said kaleiOpu,
tina, when the heads of departments
found they were tied up under Act 62
by the Senate amendment, they did not
60 to the Senate for remedy, but
came here to the House. That is where
the trouble comes in. The whole thing
IN nutshell is that they want to do
Just as they please with the appropria
tlons-hack hire and smoke hire and
any other hire. | move the amend
ment be indefinitely postponed.
Rice was in favor of the amendment,
put SAID httle beyond that.
On a show of hands the amendment
carried,
smngle then presented an amendment
the hin as amendad nossad n nn pi,oo1t
No rrse for old cI.i,r.
r,o
ni.", iopoiu VI Vne liinority OF the
uuic rApehuitures ana Accounts COM
&C. aa,In ~ 'ne n'it 80 40 iepay the iicehse
;', e9 coiie''eu IN iSoo oh iicehses 20 sell
;ipoi 'eu soous, aeelarea ', uhcohsutu-
o1 .ai, .pa. was .h piesenteu. p ne report stat-
80 .n"e .ie e,aia .p 70 9lo'ooo
sbow;n,, that .ha ' sIai ana, ."e,e vas nv
In; - -:
;an+ad t ,: 2 IN .ha aIe G niiioi -! w
- a. A p"' "S 80 ..o 'a. "'lu open
;nS so o@3 ~ VI, NC ~ oia,nls assiesuI
~ Pyo,oog III al. Na"anine agIeeo
,;a ~f,n cue Laii.o;i'y ana moved lhe aoop-
''V% SILL a. ,ne nl,no,ity report.
fans" n oe .ha n,"Ie l:u ions anu spilI.eu ue-
ann''a oi .na IN, Jls' rs II mere was
tbe eiaims ie +ha hiT nassa5 ns",a w. pay
was n anw idao '4 tHot ~ t,p "Iaep h;11 @ ana mere
80 ay ,hy tnea .""' th1 pl'i "ouiu geO
path patbor r"t 1emate un;; ,'nei9o1 spoke aito-
interpre alton.
The minority report was defeated
and that of the majority, carrying a
substitute bill through first reading,
was adopted.
nr0+,o,, a. n,.o
w
House Biii VI, the Depository BIZ,
came pack, bringing with II number
OF senate marks, with winch Cohen
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