The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-26

Resolved, That the Treasurer of tho
Territory of Hawaii be, and he is hereby.
directed to issue to w. c. ]. Gilman a
light wine and beer license for his
house, situated in Waikiki, near Kapio-
lani Park.
Resolved, That in taking bonds in
liquor licenses, the Treasurer of the
Territory shall accept as sureties only
voters and taxpayers of the voting pre-
cinct in which the saloon is located.
Resolved, That no license for the sale
of liquors may be granted within the
Territory of Hawaii to other than citi-
zen of said Territory.
(Signed) A. Il. GILFILLAN,
Chairman.
(S!gned) ]. MONSARRAT.
(Signed) JOHN EMMELUTH.
(SigneD JOHN X. PRENDERGA ASST.
(Signed) ]. X. HIHIO.
BUSINESS RESUMED.
The translation of the report on the
liquor license started In the afternoon
session. 1t was very hot. very sleepy In
the House, and the steady murmur OF
the clerks voice waited Akina into Inc
land of dreams, even into snoredom. lie
was awakened and the report spread on
the journal of the House.
A substitute bill on the laws of trespass
brought up anecdotes from the members.
Dickey told of favorite horse that cost
him SOS once to redeem from poundage,
and favored the passage Of the bill.
Kaniho, Representative and lawyer,
told of wicked ranchman who deliberate
ly drove his CKaniho's) horse into his
pasture under Kaniho's very eyes and
charged him with six months pasturage.
'Thus," concluded the rising young at
torney, "by this law, any ranchman may
drive horses into pasture and charge 81
a month pasturage."
Makekau favored Kaniho's remarks
and the rejection of the substitute Dill
as reported by the committee.
The arguments growing warm, Emme-
luth sprang a sensation by the announce
ment that he had received message
from the Senate stating that the Govern
or positively declined to grant an extra
session. The news broke off the argu-
ments, the members realizing that they
would have to get down to work. The
bill was promptly passed.
House bill 10, repeating certain obso-
lete laws, passed its third reaulng; 2l-5.
Robertson here suggested that the
House bills be photographed so that
some showing might be made for the
$45 900.
House bill 60 repeating all the gam
bling laws now in existence. came up for
second reading, and after n motion to
indefinitely postpone was lost, was pass
ed and ordered typewriter, Ahulii, Hi
hio. Kauimakaole, Kaniho, kawaihon,
Mahoe, Makainai, Mossman, Nailima
Paele, Prendergast and Puuki voting
against.
/ House bill &c, providing for tne control
of the Government sewers, came up toI
the second reading. The committee re-
ported favorably on its passage will
some amendments,
| The report was adopted and the bill
passed on second reading.
The Public Health Committee on Hous
bill 67, relating to the treatment Of lep
rosy by any persons without license, an
was considered with the bill. The repor
was rejected.
Dickey moved the indefinite postpone
ment Of the bill. Il think 1t is shame
| have many friends among the lepers
and | think 1t an outrage to allow Tom
Dick and Harry TO administer stroni
medicines, poiHons even, 1t Is ba'
enough for regular physician to prar
tice on them, but when II comes dowI
10 obligIng the Board OF Health 10 allo"
any one who feels like Il TO pract'c'
upon the unfortunates, ! think 1t shoul'
not be allowed
AIakekau: "Our doctors don't 'iy 4
cure them; they ship them TO Molokal
that Is all; and II Is claimed that man!
who are sent there are not lepers at AL
surely II Is right To allow anyone TO tr'
and cure this disease II is wrong L
restrict them, We are going 10 have
hospital erected where those afflicted ca
be praeticed upon by those who CLAN
their ability 10 cure them. This Is IN
time for all fellow iIawaiians TO tax
up this bill In the interest Of their race
(Kokun,)
Kumaiae; 1--WE have herbs here tina
In the past ala good. We have dlsearde
them for the doctors. and see the resul
There Is a gentleman In town who claim
that he can cure the disease, but bein
unconneeted with the Board or HEATH
no IL not allowed 90 Try. lie 10 spe
elallst ara this would giys him an Of