The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-08

gannAa II ruFIeIess manner. Peacs
was restored. without the Formally
OF Al apology By Mr. Karuhz-
We are Americans nov. and tia
ksnd of talk won't 80 in the Uuitel
States insisted Mr. Brown. rssaninl
bis seat
Er. KAnuha then proceeded viii
his fierce srTafEnment Of the military
as il exists At present In the Territory
Of Hawaii He characterized tins pres
emf methods Il vogue in the manage
nen1 OF the Saziozal Guard the gross
est sxtraTagznee-
At this juncfu1s Dr. Russell aftemps
ed 70 arrest the attention OF the chaii
10 move the prsvions question
c. Brown was also on his feet prirn,
ed with q burning torrent Of verhisge
in defense Of the military. DR. Rus
sci and Mr.. Brown soon locked horns
You will have to throw ms out OF
this room II yor would prevent my
heaving my say in regard 10 this mat
ter. shouted the senator from Homo
Mfn- y
call him TO order. cried a chorus
OF independent legislators For sew
eral moments hedlam broke loose. The
conversation mill IN progress At the
building OF the Tower OF Babel in
biblical times was not a marker to
the uproar 81 many voices and divers
tongues which made the welkin ring
in the little room in the bungalow
loft
President Kaiue kept up incessant
strong arm work With his mallet and
finally succeeded in restoring partial
quiet
TO speak and fervent plea for the
military establishment covering if
teen minutes followed.
Health Committee Report.
The following majority report of the
Health Committee was presented in
the Senate:
Hon S. E. Kaiue. President of the
Senate. ~
Sir:-In regard to the unpaid bills
of the Board of Health presented by
the secretary of the said Board and
referred to the Committee of Public
Health we beg TO report as follows.
l. OF the two lists of the amounts
of s7,445.5s and s4e2.30, total 1887
6S. we recommend to strike out s2S5
on the bill of F. Harrison. which am
cunt is not due and not recognized
by the Board of Health since the said
amount is charged for moving F. Har-
rison's own furniture out of the con-
jemned premises The balance 'of
s253 is due TO him and has been paid.
2. There was mistake, of addi-
tons in the first bill of Hustace &
Co on the original list amounting to
800. which mistake being corrected
and all bills put together gives a sum
total of s52S due him and to be paid.
8. The bill of 10y Thong Co. of
$4,000 is stricken out. no such man
being found on the place according
to the statement of the local post
master to the Board of Health.
4. Abill of Paia Plantation Co of
s20e.36 alleged to be due for labor in
suppressing the bubonic plague on
the plantation is stricken out. since
in our opinion plantations had to con-
tribute something on suppressing the
disease in their own places, consider
ing the suffering and losses of private
poor citizens that never viii be ade-
quatelv recompensed.
5. The rest of the bills in the two
lists which have been transferred to
two new lists amounting to s7.072. 81
and s492.3O, total s7.565.21, we find
due and recommend to be paid. al
though the Auditor. as witnessed by
the Exhibit No. /. has refused to pay
them on technical grounds.
All said bills are approved by the
Board of Health as witnessed by the
Exhibit No. 2 The Exhibit No 8 re
lstes to Secretary wilcox's bill OF
$500.
N. Russell.
J. B. KAOHI