The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04

/ lavatories own by individuals which
were not in so bad a condition as these
under the control of the Government:
now, therefore, be it
| Resolved, That the Senate committee
on public health be and is hereby in
structed to inquire why the Board of
Health has not condemned the above
mentioned lavatories and why the Su-
perintendent of Public Works has not
long ago put these laVatories in proper
sanitary condition.
Senator White didn't think the 'au-
gust body" should go into questions of
latrines. Senator Carter said the mat
ter was no joke and took exceptions 20
the Senator from Lahaina treating the
matter in the manner he did.
Communications in regard to the Dis
pensary bill were read by Senators
kaiue and White and referred TO the
intoxicated" committee, of which Sen
ator White is now the chairman and
DR.. Russell only spectator. Then the
committee on public lands reported as
follows on reso' utions II and 20, esti
mates for roads, bridges, streets and
road damages in South Hilo:
Although some Of the amounts asked
d
growing town and needs many improve
ments. 1t possesses large back country
which needs roads to develop it, and
1 open ii up for settlement and it will be
but few years until the cost will be re-
/ turned by increased values in taxes.
! That many of the streets need extend
+ ing and widening. This should be done
now, as land values are increasing. and
before brick and stone buildings are
erected
! Your committee find large portion of
these amounts are included in the esti-
mates of the Superintendent of Public
! Works. We therefore recommend that
the items asked for be granted, if there
are sufficient funds available without de-
priving other districts of their just por-
ton of necessary improvements.
]. T. BROWN.
J. D. PARIS.
! L. NAKAPAAHU.
This report and the following of the
Public Works Committee on Resolution
IS. asking certain amounts for roads in
North and South Kohala were laid on
the table to be considered with the APP
preparation bill:
Your committee have considered the
same and would recommend as follows:
That $1,000 instead of $4,000 be granted
for the road from Huehue, North kona,
to Keahualono, South Kohala.
The other amounts we would recon-
mend be inserted in the appropriation
bill in the resolution.
| ]. T. BROWN.
]. D. PARIS.
| L. NAKAPAAHU.
=. At this moment trouble was brewing.
! Senator Crabbe took exception to a re-
mark from Senator Carter and giared
! fiercely at the athletic financier, who
| apologized.
Senator Kanuha told Senator White
that the great legislator from Maui was
not adding strength to his party, and
White called Kanuha a conceited fool
and offered to punch his nose The
pleasantries were, of course not ohserv-
ed or noticed by the President, who was
half asleep, and recess was taken.
In the afternoon session the Home
TTnrulies" We're good and a number &C
bills were disposed of, that means sent
to the Printing Committee. Dr. Russell.
under suspension of the rules. announc-
ed two important bills, one connected
with birds nests and eggs and the other
with the reorganization of the Judiciary
Department. The hills VIII he hatlhed
a; another time. The titles of the bills
are:
/ An Act for the Protection Of Birds,
Their Nests and Eggs.
>. An Act to Amend Sections 81 and 50
OF an Act Entitled An Act 10 Reorgan-
ize the Judiciary Department"
\ big row occurred when the bill re-
lating to physicians came up, and Kanu-
ha and the Home Unruies" stood to-
gether Bill %, relating to the licensing
Of physicians led to n long discussion
and there viii be a circus on the sub
ject on Friday next.
House bill No. 10, relating to taxes on
lady dogs dogs, passed, and House bill
, 40, relating to minors. was sent to the
Committee on Tntoxicants, Senators Ce-
, ell Brown and White opposing the meas
ure in its present form.
Bill 81 relating to employment Of Asat-
les on Government work, passed by a
/, vote of the whole Senate against Paris
Carter and Crabhe. House bill No 9, re
latiug to the adjustment Of ohlira ort
vaccination, was passed after a long dis
r cussion, during which the Senators wen
over the same ground as on the SECOND
reading of the bill.
Bill 90, relating to the Territorial seal
rasscd secon4 reauing and win be reac
the third time on Friday and House bill
No. 2 relating to a special appropriation
to cover damages done during the recen
storm. was passed.
The Senate adjourned and al Were
happy.