The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-03-03


ing the Board of Health to prohibit
persons afflicted with leprosy and pull
monary tuberculosis from entering and
remaining in the Territory. Passed to
first reading.
Kaniho offered the following, to be
inserted in the appropriation or loan
bill: For repairing road from Hama
to Waimea and road at Koauhu new
homestead, North Kohala, Hawaii,
$1,000"
Mr.. Wright introduced the following
resolutions for appropriations for i'm
provements in South Kona, Island of
Hawaii: First-$600 for a wharf shed
at Hookena; second-$4OO for ware
house at Hookena; third-$600 for a
warehouse at Napoopoo; fourth-$300
for a wharf shed at Hoopuloa: fifth
So, 600 for widening wharf and blasting
and improving harbor at Hookena.
On motion of Keliinoi the House ad-
jcurned until 9 l. m. today.
THE SENATE.
Senators Baldwin and Nakapaahu
were the only absentees at yesterdays
Senate session.
After prayer and adoption of the
minutes. Senator McCandless made a
favorable report upon the emergency
appropriations asked by the Governor
in his second message to the Senate.
This report which made but a few
minor changes in the appropriations
asked was as follows:
Sir: Your standing Committee on
Public Lands, Internal Improvements
and Agriculture, to whom was referred
the message of His Excellency the
Governor on the subject of Emergency
Estimates for Appropriations for the
Present Fiscal Period" begs leave to
report herewith and recommend the
a"saGe of an accompanying Act max
ing such appropriations as appear to
be required.
The item Roads and Bridges, Fourth
District, carrying $4,000. includes Nuu-
anu avenue, which is the dividing line
of the two districts and the improve
nent, maintenance and repairs of which
is properly an equal charge upon both
the Fourth and Fifth Districts.
Roads and Bridges, Fifth District
Honolulu. is increased from $4,000 to
sl2, 900 on account of further urgent
needs being presented to your commit
tee.
Landings and Buoys, Honolulu, $4,000,
is increased to $4,000 for the reason
that since the estimate was made 1t
has been learned that a considerable
additional sum above the $4,000 hrst
recommended will be required for the
repair of wharves In Honolulu harbor
In failing and dangerous condition.
Senator Achi made a point OF order
that the report could not come up ex-
cept on the second reading of the bill,
but Senator Brown stated that Achi
was wrong, that the Governors mes
sage had been referred To the Internal
Improvement Committee, and a report
could be made with a bill covering the
recommendations OF the committee.
Senator McCandless thereupon ofer-
ed the bin making the appropriations
asked by the Governor, providing for a
total OF tis5 900. an increase Of $4,000
over the amount asked, Upon motion
of Senator Kalauokalani the bill was
! ordered translated ani printed
BOARD OF HEALTH AdAlN,
senator Isenberg introduced bill
providing that Honolulu should con-
slitute a sanitary district, snd esiAp'
fishing rules ana regulations relative
40 plumbing ana sewer connections
within the said district The bill 10
drasn in line With suggestions made
/ by the special senate fommlitee ana
u vas FlYsn iis hrsl reading ANA Or
sefsd printed
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ins ana nTdsrsa printed u provides
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