The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
/ HOUSE
AND SENATE
'nsarrat Resigns
rcn1 Printing


ry thing of a sensational ma
!. broke the somnolent spirit |
!. settled down upon the House
ssy or so, was the unlocked for
Fan Of representative Monsar-
[1.riay morning, as soon as the
& the previous day had been
:; corrected. 1t was with re-
nat his resignation was &C
= the speaker. and it was not
= representative had stated
three times that he would
l. rsmain on the Printing Com
sst Alma acceded to his re-
I-.n for Kewalo was arranged. for
Ilppropriation bill just before the
adjourned. Superintendent
IL if possible, save the city an
Of typhoid, by having the fish
md swamps in that locality
and put in healthful condi-
MORNING SESSION.
s1er had Clerk Meheula ceased
the minutes of yesterday than
[slative Monsarrat arose and Of
5 resignation from the printing
h. He said that he had been a
I Of that committee for some
Inths. but had been present at
Of their meetings, although the
+ time and time again to de-
Etters that were OF interest to
|ritory. In view of the fact that
things had occurred the day be-
aieh cast reflections upon the
e. namely, that the committee
|gck out certain parts of the
ration bill before sending it to
gsr House. and this ne could
ID for. He added that he did
Z about discussing at. that par
time and place whether en-
Of the Government who had
4 certain period were entitled to
q in the shape of an increase of
but he felt that since that
: had passed the House it
= Incorporated in the bill. That
aft out through no fault of his,
q that the ugly charges of
and creokedness'' were being
ETcI1ated. he did not feel that
rsFled upon TO make any sacri-
the way of defending and pro-
ne good name of those who had
him all through the regular and
"a sessions. The speaker said
re were other reasons why he
10 resign, but which he did not
out making known at present.
sy said that TO resign at this
with these insinuations made
the committee. was as good as
insinuations against the entire
He asked the gentleman to re-
\ the committee. and that he
positive steps until the investi-
had been made.
zrrat was not to be capoled into
The matter, no doubt, needed
investigated. he said. looking
I'D at Prendergast, the chairman
Printing Committee. who is sup
% know something about the
! clause, and who was, just at
ne very busy with some papers
lssk. After more debating Akina
ed to allow the name of Rep
tive Monsarrat to be dropped
e committee. as requested.
House proceeded to adopt the ex-
IN On its third reading-with lit
p comment.
Ter from James n. Boyd. Super
n Of Public Works. was read.
I'd called attention to the highly
F2ry state of the swamp in Ke-
Re asked the House to insert
p the Appropriation bill in order
f that community beyond the
typhoid epidemic The letter
F in fun below:
Honolulu, T. H, June q, 1901.
a Akina. Speaker House OF Rep
eiatives, Honolulu, H i.
have the honor to inform you
+ Territorial Board of Health has
request on this Department that
Dc built in the Kewa1o district
carrying away of foul and filthy
Pat overfiows that district at the
tine. The present condition Of
a is as follows:
strict rakai of King street and
|aelic Cemetery, Eva of Mrs.
THE Old Plantation, mauka OF
street. and WAIKIKI of the lane
tag street leading to the Hooma-
L Church, consists of six large
r fish ponds and a large num-
1alier ones all IN filthy condition,
s2rings and flowing into Peck's
Just maSai OF these ponds at
q Clayton street next to Mrs.
Is Peck's place. An artesian
-aning the wash houses flows
Ioul bitches thence to the big
@eh IS Waikiki OF what used to
9sFe and next to Mrs. Wards
''aing down to waimanu street.
q PORTION Of Mrs. Wards prop
w "aimanu street used to be
= All connecting to the sea by a
me- Is fed by an artesian well.
sadoned. u
Ay opened Kewalo for settle
ne eus ditch from the pond on
r., along Waimanu street to
- ditch, and drained all the
!. med property. A lawsuit en-
h. s ioul water drove away the
- connecting ditch was torn
Oo1 drain was laid from Pecks
49, ward street to Kawaiahao
s;,s. siong Kawaiahao nearly to
pasac., and from this point was
III s to the old cement Kaka-
Hrs M dyke wall was built be-
rssr,. wards and Peek's.
Il - was that as the Kakaako
/ altr5 point of junction with
ditch vas too high, the water in
rose and backed up all