The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-08

flRnt. h6latlnR 10 bne ldst ISSUE Vi
100000 capital, the Government is
deprived OF its share of the profits
above 8 per cent, but Section IL /
OF the same Act gave the CON-
psny the right to put any or all OF
the income in Operation, repairs,
renewals, extensions, interest aud
every other charge and cost proper
ly or necessarily connected with the
maintenance aud operation OF said
railway" and makes charges lawful.
1t seems, go the committee says in
conclusion, that the only thing for
the Government to do is to wait
until the Company is ready to pay
the half of the gain above 8 per
cent OF their capital, then receive
the same with thanks Appended
to the report lie an explanation
from President Thurston of the
Co.
Kaniho moved to dispense with
the translation, as it is lengthy
ana important report, and to have
the same printed. Before putting
the motion, the Speaker said the
only value of having the same
printed is to show the cinch the
Rapid Transit Co has over the
Government. Carried and report
ordered printed.
The Senate returned concurrent
resolution for conference commit
toe on Senate Bill No l County as
being adopted, and the committee
appointed: O. Brown, Wilcox,
Baldwin, Paris, j T Brown. Kalau-
okalani and Kaiue. The Speaker
said that the chairman CT the House
committee be excused to meet with
the Senate committees chairman,
and that members of the committee
be excused on that duty till report
is made.
Andrade presented a concurrent
resolution on Senate Bill 66, where,
in the Senate failed to concur with
amendments proposed by the House
that a committee OF three be ap
pointed from each body to confer
on said bill. Adopted.
Kumalae presented resolution
after reciting various causes in fvt
paragraphs to preamble, that tn
Judiciary committee be instructed
to investigate aud report on the lie
galitY of all acts OF Acting Superin
q tendent Cooper during Superinten
!. dent Boyd's suspension, while he a
4 the same held a Federal appoint
a ment. Adopted.
Y Kupihea offered a resolution tia
= the Bosrd OF Health be instructe
o to release ali patients having mill
character Of leprosy from Kalawa
O and Kalaupapa and bring them bac
j. to the Kalihi Receiving Static
?, where they ave 10 be detained Ic
l. the time being until examined by
a select committee OF five members
d the House and two medical men t
J. be selected by said committee; tn,
the relatives aud friends be publicl
q. notified and they are to take chars
It and use proper medical treatmen
G. that $3.50 be set aside out OF the e
ia penses Of the House Tor defrayiu
is the committees necessary expense
Or and that the Board release the aior
said patients and cause them to
|, detsinsd at the said Station with
q; ten days from dste. To speci
Il, committee on The Leper Sattlemen
be Kumalae, on question of pl
r. vilege, asked why the Health con
be mittse had not yet called meeti,
q to investigate the Board OF Heal
Ia. on his resolution introduced ear
At in the session. He was told tb
on the chairman had been excused al
81, for him to ask tomorrow morning
ds, Pulaa presented one asking 81
IN. 600 for the incidental expenses
ro- the Hawaii Police. For consider
ind ton with the Appropriation Bill.
all Kealawaa presented two, one, ii
the market place at Waiakea, Hi
ed be clossd and that fish be sold OF
al al the market place in Hilo prop