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EXPENDITURES

REPORT

Some of the principal points inthe very complete and important re ¬

port of the expenditures committeein the Houao yesterday are as fol ¬

lowsWe have token into consideration

the Auditors ruport and detorminodthat his statements of receipts andexpenditures agree with the Booksof the department

3rd Judiciary DepartmentThe expenditures under this De-

partment¬

amounting to 13205683have been oheckod with the appro-priations

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and found to bain orderOur investigation shows that suffi ¬

cient money hB not bean appropri-ated

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heretofore owing- to ho greatincreaso of litigation and recom-

mend¬

that the increased appropria-tions

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asked for have the serious con-

sideration¬

of this House4tb Fire Claims Commifsion

- Weflnd expenditures of S15G5023 are correct 1 4731730 of thi3amount being paid as 10 per cent f

awards to claimants 514000000 ofwhich was received by the Territoryfrom the United States Governmenton account of interest on bonds ad-

vanced¬

by this Government Thebalance making up this item 7317- -

30 having bean drawn from thecurrent cash account the remainderSl33893 represents the expensesof the Fire Claims Commissionin determining awards to claimants

5th Attorney Generals Department

Expenditures in the sum of 462031 67 have been made by this De-

partment¬

We have cheoked thespecific salaries and find paymentshave peen made comformably withthe appropriations An examina-tion

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of the item of Support andMaintenance of Prisoners amount-ing

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to 8786588 shows economyof administration which other De-

partments¬

of the Government mightwpII emulate An examination ofthe Police Department shows ahigh state of efficiency and economyof management in view of the workperformed

Expenditures of this Departmentamount to 56310650 of which44326835 was paid in salaries to

teachers These items have allbeen checked and found correct

Serious consideration should legiven to increased appropriationsasked for as the number of schoolpupils is rapidly increasing Thoincrease from Juno 30 1902 to Dec ¬

ember 31 1902 was 571 from 1900

to Decembei 31 1902 8259 Unfortunately of the latter there were1200 Asiatics of whom cearly 1000were Japanese We commend theexcellent administration of this Department under Superintendent At-

kinson

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Land office is found O K but inthe Agricultural bureau it is recom-

mended¬

that salaries be raised so

that oitizens may be employed Inthe Board of Health department thecommittee finds that the amountpaid for paiai and also to theWilder Steamship Company forfreight charges are excessive InsaneAsylum is found to be in goodshape

With slight criticisms the bandexpenditures are approved The military appropriation is approved andthe committee rightly recommendsthat the slave of the departmentthe hoadquartets clerk be paidmore money In the auditors de ¬

partment a readjustment ofsalaries is recommended Fire de ¬

partment expenses are found in

order but the payment of two sala ¬

ries to W L Frazee of the valleyolectrio station is condemned Hereceives 150 as salary and by some

Ijuadvertcuoe has been paid 60 permonth for keeping up the fire alarm

system which has been maintainedby Mr Reeves and paid for out ofpolice funds The committe coneludes with the following sensibleand business like comment

Your committee iB emphaticallyof the opinion that ono man shouldnot hold the dual position of Super-intendent

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of Honolulu Water Worksand Chairman of Board of Commis-sioners

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of the Honolulu Fire Depart ¬

ment for the reason that the oneDepartment has at times cause ofsorious criticism of the other whiohif given vent would enhance the use-

fulness¬

of both It is hardly likelythat healthy criticism will be madein the promises with the same manat the head of both institutions

Your committee would recom-

mend¬

that a rider be inserted withthe Fire Department appropriationspreventing further service of theSuperintendent of Water Works onthe Board of Fire Commissioners

It is recommended that the sala¬

ries of employes in tho water worksbureau go on the regular salariesand pay roll bill Some extraordinary expenses are pointed out in thoway of exhorbitant prices paid forhauling and other work

la the Public Works departmentit is recommended that all of thnlittle toy bureaux be consolidatedunder the supervision of tho chiefclerk and placed in one office in thebasement of the capital The reportthen enters into a general criticismof wharf and other work of the de-

partment¬

The report includes the followingcomment

We find that 1175336 wasdrawn from the Roads and BridgesFund of the Fifth District Hono-lulu

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for payment to Cotton Broth-ers

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and Company on contract forpile structure leading from Queenstreet bulkhead to tho back yard ofthe Chinese saw mill on the Ewaside of Nuuanu stream filled withlumber piles at this point there is

an imaginary road constructed onpaper The struoturo was finishedduring December la3tand its pres-

ent¬

public utility is demonstratedby tho fact that the Queen streetend is fenced off and there is

a dray at the other end of six61 feet into tho Chinese lumber

yardIn the meantime 5th District

Honolulu has been left withoutfuDds to carry on necessary rbad re-

pairs¬

Had this money not beenspent Mr Cooper would havefound it unnecessary to ask for 1- 8-

00000 in the Emergency bill forroads and bridges 5th District

11 We are of the tame opinion in thiscase as in the oase of the HackfeldWharf approach that is that astructure of this kind should not be

Continued to 4lh page

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LlUISBS

Wrn G Irwin Proaldent ManageOlans Spreoksls First Vice PresidentW MQIrTard Betond Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jx Treasurer EeoreUryQeoJ Uoai Auditor

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THOS LINDSAY

iaQiifaciiiviiig Jeweler

Call and inspect the beautiful anduseful display of goods for pres ¬

ents or for personal use and adorn ¬

mentLove Building 530 Fort Street

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etc Month anywheres In the Ha- -

wallan islands I 0

luf itoarEar Year postpaid to Foreign Conn

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Payable Invariably In Advanoo

J EK3IA Proprietor and Pub

Usher

BealdittK In Honolnln

WEDNESDAY MAY 27 1903

COOPERS RESIGNATION

Mr Coopers resignation Jfrom the

office of Superintendent of Publio

Works while regretted by some

oannot bo viewed as a public calam-

ity That there are as good fish in

the sea as ever came out of it is an ex-

pression

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as old as it is true and thatthere are as good men in the com

munity as Cooper is also true

Coopers publio oareer however has

been interesting Qaite by accident

he ten years ago suooaedid in

catching on with both hand Itwas then thought that be had only

two hands but he developed in time

as many persistent dingers as a hee

or octopus and utilized all of them

As a little of everythins he out

Foobahed the Poobah of the Mikado

He was everything from Keeper of

the water cooler to Acting Governorand to the entire satisfaction of

Governor Dole we are told

It is with tears of regret that we

learn of the resignation of Cooper

and while our shirt front is dronch- -

ingand smoking in iho hot pearls

from our distressed optics wa wish

to honestly and earnestly commetd

his work for the Dole administrationin tbe past He wea a kingpin of

bis clique the Genesis and Reve ¬

lations of Dole the omnipresent

invincible fifth wheel to tbe carriage

of Stale We hope he will succeed

in private praotics Had he tried

the experiment lone ago we believe

he would have succeeded And thecommunity would have been pro

portionately gratified

RAN AWAY WiTil ITSELF

We must confess that we were

badly mistaken and utterly dUmay

ed in the action of the Hous-yesit- -r

day afternoon for instead of re

trenohmont they began increasing

salaries of several country DistrictMagistrates As thesa snlari B areall classified by these in aullnritythe House felt thatll oruld overdo

euch classification by mnking tbeincreases yet we feel that it is uotcompetent to make suob classific-

ation

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outside of those in Irnmedhtnauthority ovar them athough we

consider that tho Legislature could

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do whatever it wanted to in the

promiaeB as asserted by Represon- -

tativo Kumalaa on the floor

Yer wo wore uttorly dismayed in

that tho House began the good

work tho day before but yesterday

it retracted and placed itself on re-

cord

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as not in sympathy with thepublio welfare Many of the DistrictMagistrates had held office for a

long time and during their tenurein office they have not seen fit toresign because of insufficient Balary

and have continued in office over

since feeling content that the pay

they had been receiving was quiteample And may wo ask why theincrease No tangible argumentwas advanced and the salaries as

olasBified in the bill aa it otme fromthe Executive is supported by sta ¬

tistics hi the report of tho OhisfJustice

After a few raises had been madeJ in tho pay of Magistrates of this Isl

and Maui followed Of coursewhatever waB asked by Mauibecauseas facetiously hinted by many it is

for Maui was granted In ono

instance on Maui RepresentativeKeliinoi wanted to place Wailukuon a par with Honoluluand becausewe have two Magistrates two clerksaud interpreters and one assistantthe Wailuku District Court shouldhave one clerk and interpreterThe Begging Chief evidently be-

lieves

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in oreatiog offices for bo me

political friend who are out of

work and if not out of work to give

somoone a chance to earn moneyand to live on the soft side of EasyStreet at public expense Nothinghas been shown from there that suchan office was needed and the dutiesof the Magistrate are not bo very

onerous and ocoupied as to need a

clerk and iuterpretereither of whioh

if needed can be employed at limes

Hawaii members followed theMaui aggregation in making increas-

es

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of course Hilo topping off all

the other But when it came toEauai Representative Gandall saidthat they did not care to ask for

any but were content to submit tothe judgment of those in authoritywhioh we consider a direct slap in

the face of Representative Aylettwho had atkedforan increase audsoon withdrew it as woll as on tbewhole House as a body

We earnestly hops to see theHouse redeem itself and follow in

the course oulinod in the reportof its Publio Expenditures Com

mittee rather than act in a retro-

grade¬

movement If the oountrydrevenue warranto tho granting of

better salaries we would say give

it but at the present aid duriugthoso moat stringent limes we

should act cautiously aud go slow

and at the same time try to lirewithin our mean and not beyond

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The report of the Hcuse commit-

tee on public expenditures refljutsgreat credit upon the members of

that body in that it shows on itsface that an immense amount of

work has been done and that thenumerous subjects in hand have

been given most careful co isideration That some mistakes havebeen in ufe is probable in a reportof such vast Boopc but on the wbojo

the work of Ibe committee must be

regarded as complete and satisfac ¬

tory and it is now the duty of theLegithturd to tain up tho recom- -

Vfrmri

mendationB and to niako tho reformssuggested

In Ihe consideration and discua

sion on tho Salaries Bill in theHouse last afternoon Representa ¬

tive Ohillingworth laid groat stressupon tho office that is tho salaryis tor the office and no noticeshould be taken of tho personholding it While believing thatthe salary should bo for an office

and not for the inoumbent wo feelIV

that tho incumbent of an offioo

should have a good deal to do withthoso who appropriate the salary J

Aud whilo agreeing with him in

the main we cannot altogether be ¬

lieve as he does that the inoum-

bent

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has no bearing whatever overtho salary of the office held by him

and to be eventually paid him

when appropriated We believe in-

cumbents

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have everything to dowith publio salaries for when theyare objectionable it is most distasteful to pay them more than they areworth and even according to theircapacity and merit as in the case in

point Salary of tno Japanese trans-lator

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and interpreter But thatwas only ono of a few instances inwhich the House decreased a salarybut it increaied miny in several in-

stances¬

following the foregoing theincumbent being objected to moststrongly as the course of the FirstOirouit Judge in miking the ap-

pointment¬

of tho present inoumbent only an interpreter and not a

translator is deemed most distaste ¬

ful by members ofithe House tbejudges action in the matter consid-

ered

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dictatorial

Extra Entomologists

The Board of Agriculture yester-day

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afternoon decided to employtwo entomobgisti to assist ProfKoebole one to remain here andonatq travel A cablegram will besent at onoe to Koebele at SanFranoisoo to engage the travellingman inirdor that he may oome onto Honolulu and prepare for a tripto Australia in July Tho PlantersAssociation will pay one half thoexpenses

0 Austin presented a long re-

port¬

on tho status of the Govern-ment

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nurseryItvas decided to meet at 2 p m

Wednesday of eaoh week

Born

Morgan At Waikiki May 22ndto Ibo wifo of J A Morgan twindaughters

Wm G Irwin SoLlKIISD

V w GIrwin President ManageDlaUA Bprockelg EirBt Vice PresidentrV H Glffurd Second Vice PresidentVC 2 Whitney Jr Treasurer otBeoretarylee J Ross Auditor

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ManofactQrtog Jeweler

Call qnd inspect tbe beautiful anduseful display of goods for presents or for personal use and adornmoot

Love Buildiug G8Q Fort Street

ROCK TOR BALLAST

White and Black SandIn Quantitios to Suit

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gJST Dump Carts furnished bytho day on Hours Notioe

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Offioo with J M Monoarrat Cirwright Building Uorohant Stt

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Fire Lobs

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A large lot of Horse and MuloshoeB assorted sizes

Galvanized Iron Buckets assortedsizes

Rand galv Im Tubs at sortedsizes

Siaa and Manila R6pe assortedsizes

Planters and Goose Neck Hoesassorted siz9

R R Pioks Axe rd Pick Matlocks assorted sizes

Axe Hoe and Pick Handler assorted sizes

Ready Mixed Paints assortedcolors

Agate WareThe above merchandise muBt be

sold cheap for cash by

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GRAN REDUCTION IS PRICES

Having made large additions ttour machinery we are now able tclaunder SPREADS SHEETS PJLLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELat the rate of 26 cents per dozencash

Satisfactory work and prompt delivery guaranteed

No foar of olothing being lostfrom strikes

We invite inspection of our laun ¬

dry and methods at any time duringousinens houra

Eisrj Up Main 73

our wagons will oi for youand 14 wo

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streetsEOS BENT Oil IEABE

sTho residence and premises of theundersigned at Kalilii For termsapply to him personally at the Ha ¬

waiian Hardware Gos stoeABRAHAM FERNANDEZ

HAW A IIANOAP

For EverybodyThe HONOLULU SOAP WORKS

aro now putting up Ihoir BESTNumber SOAP in 50 pound Casesfarailyize at 2 25 per box deliver-ed

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free to every part of tho cityFull cases 100 pounds will bo de ¬

livered at 125For all empty bozeB roturned in

good clean condition 10 aud 20cents will bo paid

Every Family in the IslandsBhould have a caso of Soap at thisprico Tho beBt Soap roado for thaKitchen and Laundry Try a caseIt is cheaper than buying by thebar

Order from tho Agents

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The Independent bO centsmonth

per

John Richardson and wife return-ed

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by tho Olaudine last night toLabalna

A oonoert by tho Wisconsin bandwill bo Riven at tho Hawaiian hotolthis ovening

Senator S W Wilcox sailed by theMikahala yesterday afternoon forhia home on Kauai on a fifing visit

The Oregonian from Seattle andthe Nevadan from San Franciscowill bo due here Saturday morning

A team from tho Wisconsin andtho Maile Ilimas will play baseballon the Funahou campus this after-noon

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Govornor Dole and staff returnedthe call of Admiral Stirling andCaptain Sebroe aboard the Wiscon-sin

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this morhmg

Cunha and Elaton Ross andBiokaell were tho wjnning teams in

the mens doubles tennis matchesyesterday afternoon

Treasury Aent McLennan hasbegun payment of another batoh offire claimr ranging up to No 2500The total warrants represent 417126

This afternoon the House beganconsideration of the veto of theexpense bill which thn Governorobjected to on aocount of a defectin the title

The Siberia left San Francisco at1 p m yesterday for Honolulu witha big list -- of passengers As theKorea left Yokohama last Saturdayboth vessels may hi in Honolulunext Monday

As the Wisconsin will sail at 1030a m tomorrow to join the Americanfleet at Yokohama she v ill be openfor publio inspection for the last

-- time between the hours of 1 and 5

this afternoon

The missing member of the HouseRepresentative Jaeger has been atlast found His presence in theHouae this morning showed this tobetthe case Nothing was Baid andall went quietly as if he had notbeen missed

IN EXTRA SESSION

She Second Legislature tor tho Con ¬

sideration of Appropriation Bilio

THE SENATE TWENTT rODnin DAY

After tho regular routine hadbeen disposed of in the usual man-ner

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a communication from Saoretary Oartor was read notifying thatthe Governor had signed Act 2 theSenate Expense Bill for this extrasession

House Bill 4 was then takon uponBsoond reading Baldwin moved torefer to Publo Expenditures andJ T Brown to pau eojond readingbut soon withdrew it on being giventhe reasoo as also did Baldwin audthan laotiberg moved to refer toJudiciary which motion prevailed

- A message then came 1012oclock from the Goverpor inwhich be vetoed the House Expense

y Bill No 1 which message appearsin the Houre proceedings

On motion of Achi the messagewas referred to the Judiciary Com- -

mittee and should the House dothe same both committees can th n

meet and decide a to the propercourse to confer on the Governorsmessage

Another message wis also rooaived at 1020 ooloobj from the Gov-

ernor¬

nominating the Board ofPharmacy as follows Mr R BReedy Dr W E Taylor and MrSamuel S Peck On motion ofBaldwin the appointment wereconfirmed

Recess was thou taken at 1025oclock

TUE UOCSE TWENTY FOUItTIJ DAY

As soon as the regular prelimi-naries

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had been disposed of asusual a communication from Sacratary Carter announcing that theGovernor hd signed Act 2 the ex ¬

pense bill of the SouateHigh Sheriff Brown also neat a

tigMtoaiiai3 iAHtfi

communication which was readoalling attention that but 1200has beon appropriated in the Emer ¬

gency Bill for Civil and CriminalIncidentals of the Attornoy Gen-

erals¬

Department He deems thisamount entirely insufficient as thounpaid bills against this appropria-tion

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for April amount to 1003 23

and tboBe for May will equal if notexceed this amount And thonsuggests that an item of 1800 boappropriated for unpaid bills ofthis Dopartmont This amount to ¬

gether with the 1200 passed in theEmsrgenoy Bill would make the3000 formerly asked for by tho

Attorney General to be inserted iuthe Emorgonoy Bill

A message then came from thoGovernor which was read whereinho vetoed the House Espouse B II

It is as follows

I am unable to approve pla Billentitled an Act to appropriateMoney for tho Purpose of Defray ¬

ing the Expenses of the Extra SeE

Bion of the House of Representa-tives

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of the Territory of Hawaii ofthe Year 1903 from tho PublioTreasury received from the Legis-

lature¬

on May 2Cth and return thesame herewith without my signa-

ture¬

My objections to this Bill are asfollows Section 1 of the act ap-

propriates¬

money for defraying theoxponses of tho extra session of theHouse of Representatives of- - thoTerritory of Hawaii of the year1903

While the Senate may Bit in spe-

cial¬

session an extra or special ses-

sion¬

of the House is unknown to thelaw J v

After being read the Speaker ask-

ed¬

what the House intended doiugupon which Kupihea said that im-

mediate¬

action be taken to overridethe veto and Paele moved to sooverride the veto Chillingworthspoke that the mistako-waa-onl- y in

the wording of the title which couldbe corrected and he urged that theHoue should go slow and proceedaaoording to law Saould the vetobe overridden the Treasurer couldhold up the House and refuse topay out the money knowing thatthe measure would ba contrary tothe Organic Aot and should thatever occur tho Houe would ba in aworse quandary than bofore Andthe only proper coursejas far as besiw was to frame a new bill

Paolo renewed his motion tooverride the veto saying that whenit was done by the House it couldawait the Senates action in thematter If that body refused toaot in aooord with this House thenthe members should return to theirhomes and leave the people s

work iu abeyance as they oaunotwork without unnoy nor can theylive on wind

While ho was yet speaking theSpeaker went out tho Vice Speakertaking the chair and on returningin a short while tha Speaker Baid

that tho Governors veto waB allowable and that it was only in thetochnical wording of the title Thesame message had beon sent to theSenate and it has referred the sameto its Judiciary committee and thoHouse should do the samo aud bothmeet at 2 oclock this afternoonThs above suggestion of tho Speak ¬

er was borne out by a oommuuicaticnfrom the Senatr reoommendiog theforegoing course

Kupihea movad to refer tho Govornors message to the Judiciarycommittee Fernandez to adjournthroe days and Greenwell to takeup the order of the day The Ku-

pihea¬

motiou prevailedA lengthy communication from

the Senate wis read returningHouse Bdl 3 the six months currentaocount bill submitting manyamendments While being readmembers wero heard to sy of someof tho proporod ameudmsntp kutobject aud with a few nolo1

pats After being read Kupiheamoved to return the communicationfor corraotion faying that therewas an important omssion Keliinoi moyed not to oonour so that itpould go to conference and thoSpeaker said that that wond tckthe matter ou of th handa of theoonfettnoe cujiniUoe but as the

omission is an important one theoorrectionahould bo made On tho J

Kunihea motion bemi nut it car- -

rie

On motion of Chillingworth re ¬

cess wis taken at 1140 oclookJust thon tho ohairman of the Judi-ciary

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committee said lhat ho wasready to report and ssked a recon ¬

sideration of tho receBB vote whichwas moed by Kalatna but Knudson said cthat nothing could begained and order was not called formembers wore then filing out of thehall

Sir Ooopota BoBignation

Tho resignation of Henry ECooper from the office of Superin-tendent

¬of Public Works will take

effect on July 1 There is as yet noone in sight for tho vancancy Ofhis resignation Mr Cooper sayt

I tendered my resignation orallyto Govornor Dole thiBmorning totake etfeat July 1st I was offeredthe opportunity to return to thopractice of my profession a stepwhioh I have boon considering formany months aud this was an opRortuno time for me to do so Therewas no particular reason why Ishould not do so though wouldhave been very glad to put intoexecution the publio improvementsthat have been planned It wasmy intention to return to tho practioe of law at some time and afterconsultation with the Governor hemanifested his willingness for me toavail myself of this opportunity toassociate mysolf withit the law firmof Kjnney McOlanahan Bigelow

Yes my appointmont waB forfour years but it was understoodthat I should not continue thatlong add it has never been my in-

tention¬

to remain any longer thanthe Governors term t

s Poijaangers Departed

For Kauai per stmr MikahalaMiy 26 Mjss Alioe Ewart Mrs An

derman T g Robinson Dr MoLainS W Wilcox A C Alexander JGrace Mr Holdl andJwffe COHonion T Bauman H WalterB PMohr and 48 deck

For Kauai per stmr Ke Au HouMay 26 W Thompson

For Maui port per stmr Olau-dine

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May 26 H A Baldwin MrsGay Miss Muther Mra D B Murdoak Mrs D B Baldwin AO Dowsott J Jorgensen Edgar MortonDavid Morton John Richardsonand wife J H Morrison1 Mrs WongLeoDg MisB L Robaok WE HealyMaster H Lake

For Ktlaupapa par stmr LehuaMay 26 Mrs H Kapela

For Hilo and way ports per stmrKinau May 20 Frank Johnson DrSohulza EV Dunn Gj Dunn HE Picker S C An Father OliverD W Anderson A O Steven J GCallison Mis3 Greenwell A Granberg

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Argument in tho Pat Murphy mur ¬

der oaBo began this morning and thematter will almost certainly gotothe the jury this afternoon It is

beeved lht a verdict will be re ¬

turned very booh unless there is adisagreement on the degreo of of ¬

fense

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undertaken except by Legislativeauthorization

Tbo coinmittoa recommends apurchasing bureau as a means ofregulating expenditure and savingmoney It says

Wo believe the remedy for thiscondition to be tbo inauguration ofa Purohasing Bureau under tbe Publio Works Department throughwhich requisition should pas fromall departments of the Governmontas far as Vraotcahlo

We are iuformed that a move in

this direction has already beenmade by the Superintendent of Publie Works whereby all purchasingof sub buroaus in this departmentpasses through the hands of theAtBstant Superintended of PublicWorks This is undoubtedly a

meritorious movp but it does notgo far enough Tbe Assistant Su-

perintendent¬

of Public Works hasabout all he can attend to when heproperly performs the importantduties pertaining to his immediatoofllce

Wo feel conviucad that cuoh abureau with a competent and honestman to run it would effect a greatsaving to the govdrument

Then the committee closes withthis important recommendation

Your committee would recom ¬

mend that provision be made in

the appropriation bills wherebyheads of bureaus will be preventedfrom drawing out of current ex-

pense¬

funds moneys to pay salariesNothiLg in ths line should bedrawn from these funds except forlabor actually pertaining to thework for which appropriation wasmade The past practice has en-

abled¬

theBe bureau heads to makeand unmake position lower orraieo salaries in fact they have en-

dowed¬

themselves with Legislativefunctions

In eome casescurrent expenseappropriatioDB carrying importantpermanent positions have run outbefore the end of the period andhardship resultei A case in pointis the re cut shutting down ofpumping plants in this city Hadthe Superintendent of Water Worksasked for a proper segregation ofregular pump employes in the sala-ry

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and pay roll appropriation billit would have been granted and thatunfortunate incident would not

I have occurredv

IN EXTRA SESSION

Tho Second Iiogislaturn for the Con-

sideration

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of Appropriation Bills

THE UOtiSE TWENTY THIRD DAY

AFTEHNOON SESSION

On reassembling a oommunioafrom Isaac Noar was read present ¬

ing the House with the Coat ofArms of tbe American Union signi-fying- the riohest and mightiest na-

tion¬

of this globe Btretohiog herwings to preserve liberty all overthis hemisphere and commandingrespect from nil tbe powers of thisplanet Eighty millions of freemen received you with open arms toshare the blessing o liberty freedom and happiness In clancingntthis magnificent emblem you willhave lbo cupreme satisfaction thatyoji are today an American citizenand respeoted all over the world

Kupibea paid to accept the donation and Obillingworth moved toaceppt the gift and that it becomethe prop rly of the Speaker whenthe session adjourns sine dieWright moved that it be receivedand placod with the bills unsignedby the Governor wbioh created aslight humor

Tbe Spakr thon said that thegift showd that In unity is strengthwhich it wouU bi well for thoHouse to taka head Had we beenmore unite J the work would pro ¬

gress more rapidly And on put ¬

ting tho Obillingworth motion itwasoarried The Coat-of-Ar- ms Isworked in ootors on cloth andframed in a 5 inoh deep giltframe

Then tho House went into Com- -

mitteo of the Whole with Greenwell in tho chair ou Sonato Bill 2tbo six months salaries bill

Tho salary of Japanese inter ¬

preter and translator passod at160 Fernandez renewing bio form

er motion to that effeot An at ¬

tempt was made to place it at 750

but it was barely thought of forwhou it wfiB voted upon it failedmaterialization

Pay of assistant to Clerk Hono-

lulu¬

Distriot Court 150 was onmotion of Vida increased to 450

sayiug that in order to have goodman pay them well This was thoBtart for the increasing which fol-

lowed¬

all along the lineTho salaries of the following Dis ¬

trict Magistraleffjieto wore thouraised KoolauloB 300 Waianno

3005 iderk 2od Circuit 1600 Ma-

gistrate¬

Lahaina 750 new iteminserted clerk and interpreter Wai-

luku¬

District Court 600 Magis ¬

trate Makawao 600 Kipahulu210 Homhula 210 Molokai120

Lanai 200 Knlaupapa 200 clerk3rd Circuit 600 Magistrate N Kohalo 030 S Kohalo S300 E and WKau 600 assistant clerk messen ¬

ger and interpretar 1th Circuit600 cleri and interpreter District

Court S Hilo 600 Magistrate Hamakus 600 Puna 300

Aylott moved to raise MagistrateLihue to 600 but Gandall saidthat thy were conteut to leavesalaries as recommended by those inauthority who ought to know andwould leave it as In tho bill thenAylett withdrew his motion

At the end of the Kauai Magis-

trate¬

on motion of Keliinoi thecommitted rose reported progressand asked loave to sit again

Adjournrd after 130 oclock

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