THVol XVI

EThe Fine Passenger Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive and Loa0

rbu Port as HereunderFRO SAN FRANCISCO

ALAMEDA MAR 6SONOMA MAR 18ALAMEDA MAR 27VENTURA APRIL 8ALAMEDA APRIL 17SIERRA APRIL 29ALAMEDA MAY 8

ALAMEDAVENTURA 17ALAMEDA 1

APRIL 7ALAMEDA 22

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In connection with tho sailing of the above steamers the Agents areprepared issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Franoisco to all points in the States and fromNew York by any atBamahip line to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

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Igonts for LloydoOanadian Australian Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway CoPioneer Lina of Packets from Liverpool

Hotel St near Fort

On Draught or in Bottles loe Cold

John--Tavas- er

Horse Slioeri

South St near Kawaiahao Lane

All work guaranteed SatisfaotiRiven HorseB delivered nndtakencara of Tel Blue 81482299- -

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Transact Qtniral Banking and itn ttButinen

Deposits Btetlved Loans made on Kjproved Beoorltr Traitera Credit Isined Bills of Hxsknaibought and sold

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MARCH

Oommsrsitlanfl

WASTED LABOR

Honolulu March 18 1903

Hon J D Paris Chairman Commit-tee

¬

on Public ExpendituresDear Sir For the better infor-

mation¬

of your committee I beg tocall your attention to whatappnarsto me to be a careless and reoklessexpenditure of publio funds whenappropriated under Buch beads asincidentals and for that purposerefer you to a few sample bills

Under Traveling Expenses RoadEngineer appear the followingitemsOne gray horse 180 00Saddle bridle and riding

Outfit 51 B0

Total i 184 B0

Department incidental Nov 12ivui i una ine iouowing itemsWarrant No 1394 A B Loe- -

benstein1 double spring buokboard 165 001 set double harness 55 00

5 220 00For use of Superintendent and

Assistant Superintendent PublicWorks Jan 31 1902

Warrant No 2617 A B Lce1 span of horses Jack

Gill for use of PubVWksDpt S 225 00

Aug 30 1902 bill of Oct 311901 Demosthenes Cafe - -

Hilo Warrant No 6201 3meals 4 75 5 lunohes

175 6 50Hilo Hotel room and board

4 persons 51504 lunches 140Volcano Stables 1 person

Laupaboehoe to Hilo 3 00Bill of livery at Laupaboe- -

hoe and driver 20 75Cartage saddler etc 75Haok hire Kau Mana 100Hack hire inspecting reser-

voirs¬

5 00Haok hire to Waiakea and

waiting 4 50Carriage and saddle horse

Puna 2 days 35 00Haok hire various places 6 00

Wilders S S Co 4 personsHilo to Honolulu 50 00

Total 190 40Warrant No 6378

Board and lodgings 7 per-sons

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J H Boyd M Camp-bell

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F Godfrey A J Will-iams

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Mr Forbes Mr Walland native inspectingWaipio Beaoh road etc 84 00Be Frank Godfroy

Warrant No 6979 1902 Au-

gust¬

30Sept 30 1901 services with

Supt Pub Wks to Islandof Hawaii compiling notesof information and statistical statements 14 daysat5 70 00

Aug 30 1902 Warrant No6380 Oot 31 1901

Services with Supt Pub Wkscompiling notes and statitiatics as to condition olroads and bridges 13 daysat 5 65 00

Aug 30 Warrant No 6381Oot 81 1901

Arranging report and clerical work relative to con-

dition¬

of roads etc inHawaii 80 00

Aug 30 Warrant No G382

Nov 15 1901iServices in ro oomplliug sta ¬

tistics on forest firesHamakua 65 00

Sept 15 July 31 10 daysclerical work includjpgextra night work 50 00

Deo 20 Aug 31 1902 27 daysclerical services at 5 130 00

Totl 465 CO

Of the above amounts

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Continual lv tyhpage

Wp A Irwin GoLlKlTSDi

WruG Irwin Freitdsnt MnnogeiOlam Bpreokali First Vice PresidentW M OlflrardiBeuond Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer ABecrotaryBeo J BOss Audita

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Oceanic BtssMp Gates

ROOK FOR BALLAST

White and Black SandJin Quantities to Suit

mmim contracted

FOB

C0RALPSDJE9IL FOB SALEV

0SJT-- Dump Carts furnished by

the day on Hours Notioe

H R HITCHCOCK

OfBoe with J M MonBarrat Carwright Building Merchant Stt

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Crystal

Springs Butter

It is perfectly pure and alwaysgives satisfaction We deliver it inneat pasteboard boxea

Metropolitan Heat doTelephone Main 45

Fire LossSale - - -A large lot of Horse and Mule

shoes assorted sizesGalvanized Iron Buckets assorted

sizesRand galv Im Tubs assorted

sizesSisal and Manila Rope assorted

BizesPlanters and Qoobo Neck Hobb

arsorted sizesR R Picks Axe and Pick Mat

locks assorted sizesAxe Hoe and Pick Handler as

sorted sizeejReady Misod Paints assorted

colorsAgate Ware

The above merchandise must besold oheap for eaBb by

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mi aw CTIOK IK PRICS

U jkioHaving made large addition to

our machinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS TILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 25 cents per dozenoash

Satisfactory work and prompt delivery guaranteed

No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

We invite inBpeofcion of our laun ¬

dry and methods at any time duringbusiness hours

Eiag Up ESain 73and our wagons will call foryour

14 work

A Good List to Select From

-- BEERSBudweiser A B O BohemianPremium Pale Rainier andPrimo in Quarts and Pints

Bull Dog StoutGerman Malt Extract

With Claret makes a nice refresh-ing

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drink

A line assortment of the BestBrands of Wines and Liquors justreceived

Assorted Goods fo r Family Tradea specialty

Oamara GoCorner Queen and Alakea

rlMiiA 492 22RK

IIMeis stguDiidp Co

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Freight and

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IVbANK G0D1TBEY Oiy Editor andri RiiBinoBB Manager

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SATURDAY MARCH 21 1903

COUNT NO ACCOUNT

X An accountant who over his own

5 signature makes the statement that he

has been working without any writ

ten Instructions or authority nas pre

sented a sort o pro Adamite report to

tho chairman of the Senate Committee

I on Public Expenditures relative to ex

penditures made by the Department of

p Public Works in the matter of the Ha

jfc makua Forest Fires in 1001 and pre

gents a sneak report of that old time

matter long since settled evidently

f made under instructions of some kind

and with some ulteiior object In view

The amounts and items are stated but

V tho facts are withheld undoubtedly bo- -

cause unknown and uncalled for for

this peculiar accountant a brother-ln- -

law of the Auditor admits mat i am

working along different lines from

what has been the custom of foi mer ac-

countants

¬

employed by the Legisla

ture

So you aro Lemuel you are way off

the lino you should retreat to some

quiet corner sit down and commune

with yourself Careful consideration

vwill probably enable your account- -

crowded-thlnking-machi- to flguro

out that you have taken Dogberryan

advice and written yourself down an

f- - ass for over having undertaken a jobIS

of woikiug without any wiittenauthority or lnstiuctlons But Lem

uel dear maybe you wanted tho infor--

5tniation for youiself And you havo

got It Lemmy havent you How much

did you get for it Lem The Inde ¬

pendent will tell you of one thing you1 did do Lem Abies and you dont know

and wont linov till tho Independent

tells you jou wundcilng accountant

and that is you havo disclosed B Hay¬

wood Wright In another embezzlement

iz tho 280 which you btate Wiight5 lrnw flmlfrnv fn tills iliv Iijih lint

touched a dollar of that 280

But Lem why did you not find tho

leport piesented to tho povernor and

Cabinet on tho Hamakua Firo If you

had jou would have found that tho ox

pondltuies wero all approved and then

perhaps your employer whoever ho

Is or wns who sent you to dig up this

hoped for expose would lirno told you

to go way buck and sit down until

something elso needed scmchlng

Now to bo serious it appeals on its

face that thcio wrtB a studied attempt

to cast odium upon tho good work dono

by Colonel Jamc3 H Boyd and his as ¬

sistant Jlaiston Campbell at the timo

of tho dcstiuctlvo foicst fires In tho

Humakua distiict Fuither thcio Is

an abortive attempt made to plnco

Frank Godfrey a piofcssional wiltcrand compiler as an unneccssaiy ad-

junct

¬

thcrcfoie unnecessary expense

yot It is not shown that two of tho larg-

est

¬

Items in Godfreys account wero

ouo year after tho Hamakua Fires aud

weio for the arrangement of tho leportof tho Department which has only

lately been published Tiuly tho ac ¬

countant was w oi king along unprofes-

sional

¬

lines and on a false scent

PULL TOGETHER

Wo utterly fail to understand why

the Homo Rulers led by Provious

Question Davo should attempt to

block tho way of tho County Bill In-

stead

¬

of woiking together towards

gaining the much desired end now

comes an obstiuction in the constuic

tion of the title of Bill No 3 and tho

Organic Act Section EG of which says

that the Lcgislatuie may cieate coun-

ties

¬

and town and city municipalities

within the Territory of Hawaii and

provide for the government thereof

From our limited knowledge of Eng-

lish

¬

the woidlng of this section is not

mandatory although we may if we

want to by and tin ought the Legisla-

ture

¬

create counties and town and

city municipalities

The gieat mind of the floor leader of

the minority party may have labored

haid and seveio over this for ho says

had the section lead to cieato coun-

ties

¬

or town or city municipalities

then the Legislature may consider sep-

arate billfa on these subject matteibBut as it is now piopobed all bills

ti eating sepaiately of counties andmunicipalities nie useless and Illegal

Ho thinks that counties and town and

city municipalities must and all

should bo embodied under one general

act and hold that the County Bill No

- Intioduced by himself filled thebill perfectly Wo think that he is

somewhat mixed up In tho formation

of his conjunctions and prepositi-

ons1-- either of which transposed

would very materially alter the sense

and meaning

If we mistake not theio was a tacitunderstanding between tho majority

taction of tho Republican patty and

tho Homo Rule minority of the House

do wo aio lufoimcd that if tho Kupl

hea Couuty Bill was taken fiom tho

tablo all would bo plain sailing and

they would woik together to gain tho

much desired goal In that wo And

wo havo been entiiely mistaken for

tho attempt to letaid and fiustialo thopi ogress of this ono all Important

mcasuio Is to block the piogicss of iowoik of tho piesent Legislatiuo We

may bo mistaken in our surmises but

wo fail to ceo wheieln tho peoplo will

gain anything by the Homo Rulo play

of politics Both paitles In tho Houso

should got light down to woik as they

aio doing up in the Senuto and push

iho matter along and thiough to Its

ultimate finality

Tho Independent when tho Ku

plhea County Bill was tallied took

up tho fight on tho discourtesy shown

by tho majority towards tho minoiity

and since its resurrection from prcma

tuio death through senility nil

thought that everything would passon well But otherwise has been

shown to bo tho case Wc fall to bco

what use thoie Is In this obstruction

Thoy had bettor get dow n to work with

a will and do something for their con ¬

stituents as both parties arc pledged

to It It Is much better that they soo

tho matter through than to try o play

politics This sort of tactics cannot go

on forever for thcio must be an cud

somewhere ana some time too

We do not know nor care whero

this young legislator got his legal in

spliatlon from Tho Republican bill

has been In the hands of ninny capablelawyers and they have so far as

Known failed to find anything as ad ¬

vanced that it was Incorrect by titleuntiue uncertain unintelligible and

Illegal Greater minds have had alt

under consideration in the Senate and

they as well havo failed to find theso

applied terms to it

GIVE UNTO CAESAR

It was stated by a contemporary

that there was to have been a confer-

ence

¬

between one member each from

the Chamber of Commerce tho Mer-

chants

¬

Association and the Republican

Central Committee with Delegate electJonah to consult over the matter of asecretary to accompany the princely

citizen to Washington duilng the in-

cumbency

¬

of his term as Delegate So

far the source that gave out that In-

formation

¬

has not given out the resultof such a conference which was to

have been held on Thursday afternoon

The Idea so we understand was to die

tate to tho Delegate who he shall havo

and that he could not havo his already

known choicoH Wc further undci standthatithe choice proposed must rest up ¬

on one of three and the one Insistedupon was a strenuous young politician

who spiung into prominence during

the last campaign and is considered a

great gun The Delegates choice hasalready been made Known a compe ¬

tent and capable prominent n

and now it is pioposod andsuggested so tho yarn goes that ho

should substitute him by a haole-Ha-watla- n

But we further understand

that no satisfaction has been given theconferees and that may account for Its

not being heralded foith Foi out ownpart wo would much prefer tho firstchoice ono after our own heart a na ¬

tive Hawaiian and not a native haole

born Hawaiian and we believe that theDelegate Is not one to bo dictated to

nor played with Moro will bo learntlater

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Pi of Biigham says so we aro madeto undoibtund by a correspondent thatCapt Cook the circqm navlgator was

an unmitigated scoundicd and did

nothing but haim by hia visiting these

Islands How did ho know that Can

ho veiify and substantiate the sumo

Wo may much doubt that ho can but

do not doubt he would try

A member of tho lower Houso re ¬

marked within our hearing In leferenco to Kepiccentatlvo Kuplheas effoityesterday on his resolution asking tho

Attorney General for an expicsslon oflegal opinion on tho title of tho Re-

publican

¬

County BUI that his manner

of oxpiessing Ihmfcelf was a dlauhocaof words and a constipation ofthought That may hae been but Itwas neveitheless giand for tho timo

Ml-tr-X- irJJf E

Do Your JointsPal ii You

A slight indefinite pain in the Joints is the first sgn of Rheu ¬

matism Then come the-- nchingf pains and tenderness theagonising cramps the fever and restlessness that characterizethis disease

When you feci the first slight pain begin to take Dr Will ¬iams Pink Pills for Pale People and the progress of the diseasewill be arrested Neglect this and you will regret it

Dr Williams Pink Pillsfor Pale People are aPositive and PermanentCure for Rheumatism

Tliis remedy expels impurities from the blood and supplies the materialfor rapidly rebuilding wasted nerve tissues It has performed hundreds ofalmost miraculous cures in severe casts of Rheumatism many times afterdoctors had given up hope Bead this sworn statement

In 18901 was taken with rlioumntlsm which began In m hips rtndcrndimllv npictul throughout my body Kor two jonrs nnd a half Iwas confined to my bod cniplojecl nlnoof tho best physicians In Al¬bany andtwo specialists from New York cltv 1 hey nil declared mycase hopolass nnd finally told rac that I had but six weeks to llvo Itold thorn to lake their modlclnomtny j that If X were to dlo I shouldtake no more of tho stun

My niece who through hor friends knew of tho good rcrults attendIns tho use of DrWllllnms Pink Pills for Pulo People strongly recommonctod thoin 8ho procured tho pills nnd hy the timo 1 had uncd thefirst box 1 felt hungry Having had no nppotlto for a ions time Ikneu that the pills were dolnir mo Rood I continued thulr use and oftnr taking several bo icsMasnble to leave my bod and go about withthe tin of crutches I weighed hut lWpcuuds An my normal weightis about 210 pounds you can see how run down I had bcoome durlnfrm v sickness Aftor taking thirteen boxes of tho pills I waswelchcdagain andnlthoucli less than a yenrhad passed I weighed 207 poundsI continued the uso of the pills and finally whs able to abandon theerutolies altogether nnd am now as well as over JIat Tannbh

231 HuralltonBt Albany NTBworn to and subscribed before me this 17th dv or September 1698Neile F Towneii notary Public Albany Co NV

The genuine Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are told only inpackages the wrapper always bearint the full name At all druuaUti rdirect from the DrVtlliams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 50c per box

being for he expressed himself veryintelligently to us but very inco-

herent

¬

to otlieis But tho low of

Tvords he read off from his alieadyprepared and 1 tiled out minority leport

OECB0H BERViOFB

St Andrews Cut hi dral FourthSunday in Lout 7 a m Cejcbrstion of the Holy Commnninii 930 ani Pule Kakabiak4 11 a ui Morn ¬

ing Prsjer and S rruun 330 p uiPulo Ahiab 7 130 p ni Evensongaud SermoD

Church of St Jubn the BaptistKalihi waena Rflijjious eerviceas follows 8 a m High Mass withsermon aud collection fnrjhuupxpausoa of the church 3 p m ltdhearsal4 p m Horary

Services at St Clemums ChapeBpisoppnl Wilder avenue Puuabou

Celebration of the Holy Communion First Sunday of the month1105 a m every other Sunday 715am Saiutu dnyp Gl- - am inatiusand sermon 1105 nva evensong andsermon 702 p in daily prayer at912 am

MOVEMENTS OP STEAMEUS

to ahmve

Date Stearnor FromMar 4 NebratkaDSan Francisco

6 Alameda San Franoseo10 Nippon MaruSin Franclsoo10 America Maru Japan Chin11 Moana Australia14 Aorangi Victoria BO17 Ventura Australia18 Sonoma Sau Francisco18 Siberia Sau Francisco20 Korea Japan China21 Novadan Uan Franciico2G Coptic San Frsncicoo27 Alameda Sju Francisco

28 3at liu Japan Ohiiia

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Dale Steamer ForMar

10 Nippon MuiJapsnOliina10 America MaruSanPrMieiseo11 Alameda San FratjniFCo1 1 Mouua Viotori B O

U Nebraska Sau Franidoo14Aorauci Auatrlia17 Viuturi eati Francisco18 Souoma Australia18 Sibora Japin China20 Sons San Francisco

irie Japan Ch ra28 Gaelic Su Fmolecoat Novadan Siu Francisco

AliEK to ROI3IKBOH

Dbalsbs ih L7wirn iua OoiiBuildisq Uahuiam or

All ITikde

Queen Stroot Eonotuiu

HAWAIIANOAP

For Evryooc3yThe HONOLULU SOAP WORKS

aro now putting up their BESTNumber SOAP in B0 pound Casesfamily size at 2 25 per bos deliver-ed

¬

free to every part of the oilyFull cases 100 poundB will be de-livered

¬

at 125For all empty b ses returned in

good clean cnnditioD 10 and 20cents will bs paid

Every Family in the Islandsshould have a case of Soap at thisprice The best Snap made for theKitchen and Laundry Try a caseIt is cheaper than buying by thebar

Order from tho Agents

U W McChesney A Sons

LimitedQueon Street

2136 tf

k Gooi List to eoloct From

Budweiser A B C BohemianPremium Pale Rainier andPrimo in Quarts and Pints

Bull B8 StoutGerman Malt Extract

3aijierlDrxineriWith Clarot makes a nice refresh ¬

ing diiuk

A fino assortment of the BustBrands of Wines aud Liquors justrecbived

Assorted Goods to r Family Tradea specialty

Oaznara 8c CoCoram Queon and Alakoa

T I Kin 49 wmi

WlldorB Steamsiiip Co

Freight and

J

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Passengers for all

Island Porto

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IiOOAL AND QENERVIi NEWS

The Indefeudent bOjceata permonth

A lady lost a wntoh near tboKalibi terminus of the K rip id Traunit oars

Tbo Houso Committee on tbeCounty Bill is paying attention tobusiness

Tbe Supreme Court baa upheldthe appeal of H May Co againstexaessive taxation

L B KerrB Balrsroom will be oloeed today to allow of arrangement ofnow invoices of good

The valuation of the estate of thelate Prince Albert is Riven as about

11000 of wbiob 2110 in personalproperty

Road Supervisor C B DifhthftBuresiRned or rather foroed from his

position and is now another dia

Tbo Kiors Barber will takeopportunity to tell of the man whomade bim at tho Y MCA halnest Saturday

Tlio steamer Korea nailed forRan Francisco at locloclc veslerdayafternoon sho carried many passen-

gers¬

from this port

The Standard Telephone Com ¬

pany has organiz0d with Dr C BWood as president and PrinreDavid as vice president

The reception iait pvenioct by Mrand Mrs Henrv Waterhouse in honorof Dr and Mrs DanieN TOa a mostpleasant and suocpssful sfTtir

Tbe Anntheroizr will now re-

vel

¬

in nil the fat that the FubHeWorks fBce can supply without lotor hindrance the watchdogs are alloff

The Advert isr a paper friendlyto B Haywood Wright unintentior

vLally disolosBB another embezzlementby that already overloaded embez-

zler¬

Tbe American ship Kenilswortbfully laden with sugar will probablysail this moroing for New YorkShoitage of sailors has caused thedelay

Brquets were prouse in theHouse ol Reprerentatives this morning The Speaker had ouenn bisdetk and bo did Kupibea and Harrison theirs

A free lecture will be given tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in thehall of tbe Catholio BenevolentUnion at tbe premises of the RomanCatholic Mission It will be by At ¬

torney P J Farley of this city onCardinal Newman All are wel-

come

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13

i

TJ S District Court Jurors

Marshal Hendry has summonedthe following panels of grand andpetit Juries for th April term of

the United States District Court asfollow

Grand Jurors Solomon A HirsmJ A Gartley Geo P Castle J TC

Gandall 0 V Chase Henry K HattCharles P Grtnwood Alex A Hobson Honolulu C L Bradchaw HiloHenry Zerbe John Eis FrankHalstead John Nott William A

A Hall RCA Peterson Robert W

Andrews M R Counter HonoluuJ E Gropfmao Olaaj Arohio S

Guild M P Robinson HonoluluGeo W Nawaakos August Ahreue

Waipahu Oabu Robert GnslingHonolulu

Petit Jurors HP Rpth Christian0 Conradt Geo W Hayselden Ho

nolulu Arobie Kaup Waimes JohnH Wilson Honolulu A Gransio

Olaa Hawai W A Bniuk WaanaOibu W R Castle Jr Edward R

Bath JFQ Hagens P SohneidorJ Goldstein Honolulu L R Crook

Makawao Maui James Bioknell

Honolulu Jas S Gray1 HkalauHawaii Wm E Bl Walluku Maui

P R Helm Geo P Dntiisnn Hooolulu Normau Lyman J G PorsivieHilo Heury Birch Huelo Maui

Iguatius R Burun Houolulu

IHE LEOISIjATtJItE

Second Suasion of tbo Territorial LawMaking Body of 1903

THE UOOSn TWENTY EIQUTI1 DAT

The message transmitted by tho

Governor yesterday was read after thedisposal of tho usual routine business

It was the same as that read in theSenate yesterday just before taking

the noon recess submitting certain es

timates for Intended public works and

Improvements Ordered prluted

A communication was read from theAttorney General in answer to theKuplhca resolution of yesterday on tho

legal construction of the Organic Act

in reference to tho creation of coun-

ties etc In his opinion It is within

the power of tho Legislature to make

as It sees proper whether by a general

Act or separately On motion of Ku

plhea It was ordered spread upon incminutes

A communication from a citizen G

It Carter relative to tho passage of

a bill for a certain claim was ruled

out o forder to bo read on Monday

The Senate by two communications

transmitted bills duly passed on third

reading The first was on Senate Bill

0 repealing the laws of 1895 to pre-

vent

¬

the bringing of actions against

the Government and others for acts

done in suppressing rebellion The

second was on six bills viz 20 to re

peal tbe stamp duties on certificates

of stock of corporations 03 escheat

of lands 05 relating to married wom-

en

¬

9G amending section 1 chapter

23 Laws of 1872 relating to marriage

99 relating to mongoose and 100 re-

lating to the Registrar of Convey-

ances

¬

etc

On a motion to have the bills read

llrst time by titles Bill 20 was first

readAndrade moved to pass and Long tb

rejectHarris said that it ought to pass and

refer to a committee before its rejec-

tion

¬

As it has a bearing on the reve-

nue

¬

an Investigation should be had

Kumalae said that it affected tho

le venue very materially and supported

i ejection

Kaniho moved tho closure and iae

bill was rejected 21 ayes and 6 noes

The rest of tho bills were duly pass ¬

ed on first reading

Harris Finance Committee askeu

as to Its duty on the Kuplhca resolu

tion relative to investigating the tax

and license laws whether to compile

and tabulate them Kuplhca said that

was the intention thereupon Harris

asked for ten days further time as

the work was an Important undertak-

ing

¬

although this was the last day it

was expected to report Granted

Kelllnol spocial commlttco on the

Itapld Transit Co also aBked for fur ¬

ther time saying that ho had an opin-

ion

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whether tho commlttco had a right

tc oxumlne the bopks As a layman

ho could not make It out Further

timo gi anted

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Kuudsen said that tho action of tho

Houso was most discourteous aim tho

Speaker said that It was the right of

the Houso and reminded the member

that like treatment was accorded tho

Houso tho other day from tho Senate

Tho Printing Committee roported

fcoveral bills printed

Kelllnol from Agriculture and Man-

ufactures reported on the Wright con

current resolution to appropriate 5

000 to send A L Loulsson to Wash

ington in the interest of tho coffee

Biowers The commlUeo felt that as

tho country had Its Delegato at Wash-

ington he was tho proper norsou to

look after the necdp of tho Territory

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and recommends indefinite postpone-

ment

Paolo moved to adopt and Wright to

consider in Committee of tho Whole

ho making a long nddress In its sup-

port Grecnwcll endorsing and sub ¬

stantiating him who said that tho

money asked would bo well spent itsomething could bo gained whereby a

4 cont bounty will bo received and fur ¬

ther It should be given thorough con-

sideration

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Tho Speaker said that upon tho

many Industries depends Hawaiis fu

tureHarris said that the fault of this res ¬

olution was in limiting tho appoint-

ment

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to one person and he did notwant to go on record as voting money

for him although he believed that all

our eggs should not be In one basket

On motion of Kumalae the reportwas tabled to be considered with theAppropriation Bill

Fro msame on Bill 94 to encourage

diversified Industries Makes a fewamendments and recommends pas ¬

sage To bo considered with the billFrom same on Bill 125 to exempt

machineries hi ought he in behalf of

the coffee industry There Is alreadya law in force Act 12 Laws of 1S9S

covering this matter To be consid-

ered

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with the bill

Andrade from Judiciary rep rtrdseparately on Bills 80 and 81 andwere tabled for consideration withthe bills

The same committee madaspveralother reports about fix of which referred to asms as Seuae bills reoommending the tabling of eitherooe or the other Also a r poet onKoalawaa resolution relating to tbepay of clerk Fourth Circuit Courrecommending to reject as he isamply provided for This was donewith the consent of the introducerfor he made a nrstako and has hadanother resolution presented Allthese roports wore adopted

VidA offered a resolution that tujOabu Radway Co mike asUlernmitof wharfage revenue collejted by it

since 1897 witbu five days AdoptedAnother that the Superintendent

of Public Works furnsh cutiinstatements relative to sundry publicwork done heretofore Adopted

Long als put two questions forSuperintendent Cooper relaivo o

certain building v z Judd Building Lswers Cooke and E O Hdll

Son projeotiug ovar the streetlines several inches Adopted

Wright ahe one that the Jndiciary committee fioai a bill to oompel the Rapid Transit Co to construct proper safeguirda abvj theirlive wires so bb to protect the general public Tabled amidst laughter

Brfore nrijjurniup the Speakercalled the attentiou f members tohe polio drill this afternoon

A 1225 adjournment was taker

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and I believe that sufficientappropriations are made to coverthese items

Before closing this report uponthese items which I trus may bo ofservice to your committee 1 wish tocall your attention to the fact thatup to the pteeent time I have beenworking without any written au-thority

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or instructions from youUpon investigation I find that Iam working along different linesfrom what has been the custom offormer accountants employed bythe Legislature If you desire thatI should adoot the usual methodsof procedure by employing addi-tional

¬help to check the different

department books I will do so butin my opinion it would be in mostinstances a needless expenditure ofthe public money No doubt existsin my miud but what a propervoucher oan be produoed for eachand every expenditure The timeis short in which to gain any information to be used for the peent session of the Legislature andif I might be allowed I would respeotfully suggest that I be calledto meet your committee and thatyou would indicate to me thematters of greatest importance thatI might take up these matters firstthus gaining tho best results forthe time and money expendedAll of which is respectfully sub-mitted

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THE LEGISLATURE

Second Session of tho Territorial LawMaking Body of 1903

tiie senate twenty seventh day

aftebnoon session

The report of the Public Expen-ditures

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committee came up for con-sideration

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soon after reassemblingOn motion of Dickey the report

with the experts reports were bocepted with instruction that theybe referred to the Attorney Generalfor action in corsonanoe with the re-

commendations¬

Some debate ensued on this as tobe printed so that Hawaiian membars may know but Dickey andBaldwin wanted it at once sent tothe Attorney General for immediateouse as it contained matters thatBhould be at once attended to Todefer its reaohing the AttorneyGeneral at once would seriously im-pair

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mattersEalnuokalani spoke strongly iu

favor of translating and printingbut upon a reoonsidt ration it wasdecidedto have the same typewrit ¬

ten and the original placed with theAttorney General

Baldwin introduced a new bill re-

lating¬

to persons engagrd in the in-

surance¬

business and passed firstreading

Aohi called up the item to repaythe Chamber of Commerce for the

10000 advanced for public improve-ments

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Tbe item was inserted byunanimons consent

Bill 74 the Atkinson bill provid-ing

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for the manufacture of gaB wastabled

Bill 101 to repeat Aot 24 of thelaws of 1895 to prevent tbe bringingactions against officers of the Gov ¬

ernment or others for aots done insuppressing rebellion passed thirdreading by a vote of 6 to S

Bill 07 relating to the Board ofHealth wsb next considered to ¬

gether with the oommitteei reportrecommending a salary for the pre-sident

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Dickey offered an amendmentthat the board be composed offour laymen two pbysioians andtbe Attorney General He felt thatto have more doctors on it wouldcreate an unfortunate condition ofaffairs as they always stayed tr Jgether Others wanted only onedootnr

Aohi opposed the idea of tbeBoard electing its president withthe express knowledge and con-firmation

¬of the Governor and Sen-

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Being a paid official the Bonrdshould not have a free band Thebill was referred baok to tbe Judi-ciary

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committee to straighton outmatters

Bill 45 tbe Wiuetou railroad billcame up on seoond reading A diroussion was created upon it butwas not disposed of While yet inthe middle of the discussion Bald-win

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