Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-24

lunacy bill made its report, recon.
mending that the House concur in the
sensible amendments MADE by the
Senate to the bill. The report was
adopted and the bill goes to the Gov.
ernor as amended.
Bishop Street Extension.
Cohen introduced Concurrent Res
olution calling upon the Superinten
dent of Public Works to take steps
Immediately for the opening UP o
Bishop street from Beretania street I,
the waterfront. The resolution wa
adopted.
House Afraid.
Consideration OF the Governor
veto on the deer bill was once more
deferred. this time until Monday, on
motion OF Alfonso. The House ap.
pears to be afraid OF this bill. Those
members who want to override the
veto keep postponing action for fear
II they fail to sustain the Governor, he
may veto some more of their pet meas
ures.
Third Readings.
I House Bill 23i, making taxes prior
liens on personal property, passed
! third reading.
House Bill 229, Single, relating to
issuance of title by the Court of Land
Registration, gpassed without opposi-
ton.
House 5ill 2O7. making special ap.
preparations from fund to be created
| by the issuance of bonds, was taken
up for final reading. The bill as read
carried the following items: Kapiolani
Girls Home, $4,000; Boys Industrial
School. $4,000; Hanalei wharf, So.
900; Mahukona wharf, $4,000.
Alfonso moved TO insert an item of
$4,000 for court house at Honokaa.
Sheldon opposed this, holding that II
Is up to the County Of Hawaii to pay
for its own court houses and the tack
ing on of items would kill the bill.
Furtado said the court house at Ho
nokaa is Il dilapidated old shack tha
lis n shame and a neyesore.
Correa moved the item be tabled
The motion was lost. Single was o
the opinion that as each of the othel
counties had an item In the BILL tn,
House ought to let It go at that. II,
suggested that East and West Hawai-
get together and decide what they
wanted.
Waiwaiole moved to take the bill
The motion was lost.
) Kaleiopu said lie understood none
of the items meets with the Governors
approval and II passed In its presen
form the bill would be pocket vetoed
It was up to the House to find some
thing the Governor would approve. liz
, roasted Waiwaiole for trying to xii
the bill.
AffOnsO's amendment was adopted
and encouraged by this he offered al
other amendment of 10000 for He
! nakaa water works. Carried. Still
third item was inserted by Alfonso
$4,000 for a morgue for Hilo. Car
ried.
Sheldon got in with an amendmen
to provide $4,000 for an embankmen
for the Waimea river, his pet measure
which he has been trying for ,sll
years to get through. The amendmen
/ was adopted.
. Makekau stuck in an amendment o
: sl3 500 for HOnoipu wharf.
. Cohen said there seemed to be
{ disposition to crowd in lot of amend
ments that would kill the bill. III W,
are going to monkey with this bill, ",
are liable to kill the whole bill an,
have to come back here for specia
session. What's the use of our max
ing fools of ourselves on the last da!
of the session."
ITS the same old story" said Al
I fonsO. Hawaii gets It in the neck al
she always has. I'm not going I,
stand for that"
, Single sided with Hawaii, sayinI
! 1t was unfair to have the Hawaii mem
bers go home without single item.
Makekau's amendment for Honoipr
wharf carried.
Il Kaleiopu broke in with an amend