The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-05-31

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3 DO % stroke ~ work until BrHklry comes
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move without Bockloy7 You people sent
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yet along without him. suppose Book
ley extended his tour as he spoke of Do
+ ing? Suppose ne went TO the East or
Europe? The whole Territory should not
be made TO suffer because Bcckley hap
pens 20 be away"
|
withdrew his statement The Home Rul-
ors have been educated OF late I'm satire
and can now dmly see and iercely re-
sent its appearance.
/ The letter referred to by Emmeluth
was read by the Speaker and was as fol.
/ lows:
/ Hon. j. A. Anina, Speaker House Of
Representatives.
Sir; your special committee to whom
!
resolution extending the greetings OF
! Hawaii to the President on his Western
tour and inviting him % further extend
the same to ,ae Islands, beg leave to
! report that the same has been duly pre-
! scented.
| Also as per wording of said resolution
other matters, documents and papers
given me and duly enumerated in said
4 resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
| +. w. BECKLEY,
Delegate from the House.
| Occidental Hotel, S. f., Cal, May 81, 1901.
| Mahoe, regardless of the lack of funds,
asked to have all the committee reports
printed, but his motion was defeated. He
then asked that the Public Health Com
mittee report be printed and also adopt
ed.
! At this Gntillan got mad. mfr. Speak
committee, and the other day Dr. Cooper
asked me when the committee was COM
| ing around for investigation. This re-
port may be signed by residents of Pa
lama, but as to sensible man signing
lii, that is another proposition. l credit
ed the Home Rulers with more sense
than that and thought that they would
! a least show common decency towards
the heads of departments. When the
low no Ii
GERS are stricken from the salary list,
what can such a report be worth? Here
they have gone to work and stricken out
the doctors and raised the wages of the
odorless excavator tenders. l am In ia
vor of having this report printed and
published in every paper in the country
1t will show up things just as they are"
Emmeluth stated II as his opinion that
the Health bill was lacking in practical
bility; that there was no one in author
Iity, no executive officer; that the Liil
| contained no safeguards for the preser-
walton OF the public health, and that
money spent under such condit on
the provisions of the bill would inau
gurate might as well be dumped into the
sea.
Dickey then moved that the bill be
| returned to confer with the Board OF
Health upon its provisions.
The motion was lost and the House ad-
journed for three days or until Beck
lley's expected return on the 3oth.
Representative Emmeuth. who is pop
ularly supposed to have contributed
largely towards the filing up of Beck
Iley's scrip for the journey, has received
two letters from that gentleman in which
the latter wr4es that Colonel Parker.
Delegate Wilcox and himself were all
successful in obtaining an interview with
President Mckinley, Beckley indeed hav-
ing had the honor of an interview on
two occasions the 18th and the 2lst insts.
| Colonel Parker presented the President
with the documents with which he was
entrusted, but the date of his return TO
| Hawaii was not obtained. Delegate Will
cox left for Washington on the 10Th.
| In Mr.. Beckleys opinion, the President
will remain for several weeks in Califor-
MIA on account Of the precarious state OF
the health of Mrs. Mckinley. Beckley
announces his intention of returning on
the Marposa, which is due to arrive on
the 3Oth, having apparently given up his
| former idea of trip to the Pan-Ameri.
can Exposition.
| Jonah Kumalae was excused for
weeks absence in which to complete his
honeymoon at Waialua, He was the re-
| Cipient of a handsome wedding present
from the Lower House, the presentation
lbeng made privately.
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