The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-16

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allowing appeals FROM cohicnpi sen
trncts was indefinitely ppsiponcd IN
she adoption ~ iho unfaVofnhic report
~ The Judiciary Committee.
senate 1871 iii, providing for the
assessment ~ property benefited ny
the Honolulu sewer system WINS refer
red 70 the Judiciary Committee
] House Concurrent Resolution No Is.
I providing the scmiannual advertising
/ for bids Tor department supplies BY
] tho Auditor. n compromise on the pur
/ chasing agent, was adopted without
/ a dissenting vote.
House Concurrent Resolution No. 10,
! fixing the itemizcd expenditures Of the
Department Of Agriculture aud Forcs.
/ Try, and asking FOR reforcstation on
Hawaii. was referred 10 the Public
Lands COMMITTEE.
House Bill No. POS. providing II.
censc for wireless telegraph, was re
]
House Bill No. 3S, regulating MGR.
chandise licenses. passed second Toad.
| ing on the adoption of the report of
the Ways and Means Committee.
/ Chairman Fairchild Of the committee
stated that the committee had been in
conference with number of business
men and that the bin as ii now.stnod.
was satisfactory to those affected by IT,
The Ways and Means Committee re.
ported on Senate Bill No. l07. and the
report was laid on the table to be
considered with the bill. When it came
up for consideration, all of the items
were stricken ont except the claim of
q. Tollefson, $3.50 and W. X. Keoho,
5000
House Bill No. 81, was reported favo.
rably by the Ways and Means Com
mittee and adopted, passing the bill
on second reading It increases the
pay of Kauai officials.
House Bill No. 90, relating to the ap.
pointment of iailers, was taken up with
report of the Judiciary Committee
and deferred until today. Senators
Smith and Coelho spoke in opposition
to the bill.
House Bill 1893. a measure adding a
new section to Chapter 80 of the Re.
vised Laws relating to garnishment was
passed to print.
House Bill 1873, relating to iuries, was
also received and passed on first read
ing. as was House Bill No. 1876.
When the Governors message on new
appointments came up on the order of
the dav. Coelho moved to defer CON
sideration of the message until Mon
day. Senators Fairchild, Mccarthy and
Knudsen wanted immediate action and
Coleho withdrew his motion for post.
ponement.
All of the appointments were confirm.
ed with the exception of that of Worth
O. Aiken, named as Educational Com
missioner for the County of Maui. Ac.
tion was deferred on the motion of Rob.
inson.
The appointments confirmed were as
follows:
Board to Allot One-fourth of Special
Income Tax (Act 33, Laws of 1909).-
Joseph p. Cooke, Marston Campbell, E.
4 V. Wilcox.
Fruit growing and Truck-farming
Commission (Joint Resolution No. /,
Session of 1909).-E v. Wilcox, Alfred
w. Carter, Theodore F.. Lansing.
Board of License Commissioners
II. =.
Kauai: Edwin M. Desha.
Department of Public Instruction.
William Hyde Rice, John T. NOR.
Appropriation Bill.
Coelho asked for the unanimous sup
, port of the Senate to reinsert $500
in the appropriation for the Department
of Public Instruction for industrial
work. Chillingwortb seconded the mo-
tion and Senators Mccarthy, Woods
and Baker FASTENED to say that since
. seeing the exhibit in the Afmory they
had experienced change of heart.
Robinson and Moore voted against it.
Quinn moved for the insertion of
$4,000 for the determination of the
mongoose. Quinn was supported by
Moore and Coelho, but Senator Smith
maintained that the expense of the
work should go under the special fund
created by the special income tax. The
item was inserted.
Fairchild moved for the insertion OF
an item Of $4,000 for a wharf and
shed at Hanalei and it was carried.
Baker moved for the insertion OF
$4,000 for school agents. He was sup
: ported by Senator Smith who declared
: that the present Superintendent OF
Public Instruction was too much inclin
E ed to center the affairs of his depart
ment in one man.
! Robinson maintained that $4,000 was
not enough for the purpose. Moore
e argued that the Senate was getting
deeper in the financial mire and that
: the school department appropriation
had been thoroughly threshed out and
settled. The motion to insert the $1,000
was lost, Senators Smith and Baker
/ casting the only affirmative votes.
+ Senator Woods moved to insert an
; item of $1,000 for maintenance of thu
! horse and wagon at Hilo, attached to
the health service.
Coelho moved for the insertion OF
!, $1,000 for an armory at Lahaina, but
! it was deferred "for two years. OF
the motion of Mccarthy who said that
the purpose was good, but the money
was lacking. a
! Bureau Of conveyances.
!, The bureau ofconveyances, deferred