The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-19
N%Hkths WARNS
tfeIStAHaRs ON ]
MONEY MATTERS.
Says Most ,Hospitable Graveyard,
Yawns Greedy For Foolish
Resolutions Now PHinp Up
|kuPlHEA HoH0Rs PACT V.
WITH DEAD LEGISLATOR
Three Bills On Calendar For Third
Reading In Lower Branch
Of Legislature 4.

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Summarized, the work Of the second
day Of the house Of Representatives faf
suited in the passage Of three bills on
second reading, these measures being
placed on the calendar for third fead
ing today; ten new bills were intro
dueed, as were fourteen house resolu.
tons, one house concurrent resolution
and one petition, One standing com
mittee report was filed and ak COM
mnnisatiOns were received. The morn.
ing session lasted a little more than
an hour, while but twenty minutes were
taken up withlsthe afternoon session.
Barrels Of Money Wanted ID b. = N
AT best, yesterday q work WIS wholly
ola routine nature; no oratory worthy
Of the name has been INDUCED in yet,
although there were the makihgs Of one
DIR two verbal Fireworks, which fell
| Eat, however, when the implied echal.
lenges to mouth combat failed TO be,
taken up. ssg T. X gEl,.' 'r,"t rs
Ten resolutions, introduced by half "a
dozen members, provided for approprie-
tions amounting to total Of $277,5OU
for school buildings, seawalls, home.
stead roads, jails, eoufth6ases and Jail.
ers' cottages and a number of other
things. When the deluge Of appropria.
zion resolutions began Chairniah Wat.
kins of the finance committee In n very
| serious tone and manner of voice warn.
ed the introducers that the house grave
yard was amply prepared 10 handle
most of these resolutions. s.s -. Z,
| ~ Many Of these requests for appro-
/ Pfiatidns are foolish, said the watch
i dog Of the treasuSy. tsSome of the
members are asking money for, the
building Of things that the Territory
has nothing 70 do with. 4 S5srH @@ &
Graveyard Ready, Says wnttzins y
/ "It seems to me that these members
i are only doing this to make a show,
ing with their constituencies and 70 get
their names in the journal, but IL is use
less. / want TO warn them Of the ulti.
mate fate and funeral ceremonies over
measures Of this nature. . Y 4,
Il Watkins three bills, the first intro
aueed the opening day of the letisIa
ture and which passed second reading
i Yesterday and win conn up for third
Il leading today, provide, respectively, fel
the Appropriation Of $2B, D0D for ex
penses of the house during the session,
ior $8e, 900 for the tSRvsiing expense'
of senators and congressman, as we'll 9.
other distinguished visitors to Hawaii
and legaliEe the sale tof territ0fia
|. bonds prepared and signed by,a treas
arer other than the one who may nego
,iate the sale Of the bonds. yF n
Rawlins would Start Sgmething q
In seconding the motion To pass il
second reading the bond bill, Repfesen
lative Rawlins referred TO the ineeessit..
Of early action on this measure, Refer
ence was made TO the, fact that th
governor had been OF the opinion tina
no possible cloud hung over the till
I pf these bonds, rs often pointed out i
: The Advertiser was the case. IN.
III 'tThat New York firm IL bond Law
yers hold otherwise, = said RAwliml
1 rand, as l believe they ought to kno'
I what they are talking about, 4 prefe
!, to take their view Of the matter, NJ
Ne administration chAmpion foOlssu
!, the cudgels and the matter was Above
!. TO drop. =. 5.5FI lhr r53 y.
!, Old Acquaintances on Deck IA.
= Among the tens new abills' introduce
:, yesterday there, were again q numbt
of old friends and acquaihtanees tina
! have bobbed up every two years frot
70 the solitude of the house graveyard
Some of them have been printed j
- English and Hawaiian number {
times aud have been translated Q
:, often. III. -yF4!- -t ktH3F
= Among these old friends one was Il
:" trOduced yesterday by w. III. CrawfoI
providing for the repeal Of Act l4l 4
the Session Laws OF 1911, which pr
hibits trespassing upon rights Of va
M 0f railroads in the Territory. The lne
- bill is No, o.. Kapihea was early 9
= the ground floor yesterday with q fis
cries bill, which has figured In eyei
!" legislature for many years past M
~ which committee after committee hi
=, reported to the local legislature is n,
:. authorized to NEEDLE with.
q Kupihea Honors Pact E-gt 4, =. z
IN Kupihea explained yesterday that
still has IN his possession a number,
4. hills that were introduced by the la
= Representative j. NJ Poepee, al
=, which, berause Of pact between II
- irving and dead legislators, Kupihea
i, In honor bound. ~ fesufreet, thfoul
- reintroduction ia the house. This 9
plains, says the lonely Bourbon la
= maker, why he introduced Poepoe's .
Il Initiative, referendum and recall b
= the opening day Of the house. ~
g sal knew NV late colleagues sign
- ture was appended to the bill, sa
q the fifth district Democratic leader
the house, "but that doesn 4 matt,
Foepoe and | prepared that bin jdir
5lly; it was all our own work, md
n. now falls to my lot TO father the de
4 little measure You. know, | was Pc
~ zoe : last political student. !" ..4..