Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-09
Expenses of COVE Inn lay
7 Be Met From Co eIsiUtsstt
Contingent Fund
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Armed with a gayei or site and aps
rarent weight, iGhairfnanft M. c. Pa
eheco frowned upon the charter con
vention at its third meeting In Nc.
KinIeyi high school last night, and the
srown or the gayel.s or both. had such
an effect upon the delegates that. there
was not enc .outburst OF amendments
70 amendments during the entire ses
sion. -. :. .... - q. K, -.
The report of the finance commit
tee was the important business of the
night. Daniel LogaT reported for the
committee that they had received an
offer or the makai pavilion on the
Young Hotel roof garden for future
meetings of the convention, and the
committee strongly recommended that
the offer be accepted with thanks
The motion was made and passed
unanimously, Chairman Paeheco be-
ing delegated TO make all the neces
sary arrangements with Manager
Thiele of the Young Hotel. and at the
same time carry to the management
a written expression OF the con ven
TONS thanks. The Young Hotel Of
lfers the nlakai pavilion with alrchaifs
and all tables which the delegates may
require, free snbjec only to the
needs Of the hotel mana cement. In
which case the convention will be civ.
en- "a hours warning In order that
they may find q temporary sneetihs
place. (. r. z. ! IS
The second part OF The finance con-
nittee report met with more oDposi
tion The committee recommended ae
follows 5t&t 80 az 4 CT 6 g
List % Expenses. 5sl
Your committee has carefully estie
mated the expenses OF che convention
as follows. and would recommend that
the schedule be adopted: Assistant
clerk, PAY. for session, $3.50: typewrit
ing, 500: translatings $1e0. station
cry $50; printing, including first an
final draft Of charter, 1851: iaRitor
s6a; advertising. see incideatals, in
GLIDING rental OF furniture, $3.50; t.
tai. $i201. 9l.s
This estifnatethPs flsffrn siI ,R.ttes
TO Governor Pinkhauai who, has lin
formed your committee that he will i
take up with the atteEUay. genera tbs
question Of advancing the amount on.
of the contingent fund.- Hpgns ruceivs,
Ing the reply Of the g9verncrt syous,
COMMITTEES viii prompt eBnrt ~ to
the convention. rs s,itys
The discussion of the Bightoentered.
on thistreport. It being the opinion %
many that the secretary shoIla re
cciye more than 81 a d&I ENHlIATt.
c. Achi expressed his etni ittiof tsak
the position ID. seeTetafy was VOL 81
a day IL II MAS worth p lebt, anfs
many Others Afoil1 sd kNlfk 80
speeches which said he ang thin
fW.S0. Smith opposed any changet
in the schedule. He had been on the
finance committed, he Said. and knew.
from the manner IN which the COVER
nor had spoken that he.omoald give ne
more money than the sum mentioned.
in the report. IS
Here j. H. s. Kaleo discovered thsz
there were two imp ttantF pfficiaif
omitted from the payroll, the sergeant
at arms and the naesseheeF bur Ka
leo.s suggestion HfaslOTeFlbOked In the
rush Of ideas which followed.
PauIo Hokii supported the commit:
tee vigorously. Al. D. Castro then
moved that the COMMITTEES be sent back
to further confer with the governor.
Charles r. Chi1lingworth, secendins
the motion made by Castro, stated
that II. the members of the convention
thought that they could get the $120I
and then dispose of 1t as they pleased
they were very much mistaken.
Will Check Each Item.
.sThc governor VIII 50 over every
detail Of the submitted list, he said.
s.and before the o0Rventio can usasa
cent 0f the contingent fund eachtof It's.
bills must be o. X. ID hv The aosernprs