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abolished; and the numer.
Gus charities of the city are organized
and working in harmony and mutual
support.
I'D. The money expended by the
Associated Charities in running ex.
pense. such as salaries, Office rent. etc,
amounting to about $500 annually,
which has thus far been given by the
we feel would more appropriately be
disposed through the local charities
directly to the needy.
I'D We therefore respectfully peti
ton your honorable body that an APP
preparation of $500 annually be made
by the Legislature of the Territory Of
hawaii Tor the assistance OF the said
Associated Charities of Hawaii in
meeting the necessary operating ex.
pense pf the society.
Sanford y. Dole, president; Alex.
Macintosh LIST vice president; Jessie
osborne, I'd vice president; Mary s.
whiting, secretary; C. II. Cooke. treas.
urer; Anna c. Dole. for Free Kinder.
garten End Children's Aid Society: Ju.
liette W. Anterior. for Women's Board
of Missions; Alice Macintosh. for
Strangers Friend Society; Harriet
Levers Wall, for Hospital Flower Mis-.
siou, Mrs. II. II, Williams, for Mis-.
siCnary Cleaners; Igellari. for Japan.
ese Benevolent Society; Henry c..
Brown for Y. NJ. c. A.; J. ID. Mar.
uucs, Or Portuguese Charitable Socie,
ty Of Hawaii; VIM. o. Atwater, for
American Relief Fund; Alice C. Jor'
dan, FIR w. c. T. u: Edith A.
Brown, for Y. w. c. A.; Robert Cat
ton for British Benevolent Society
Kot1 i. Murphy, for Ladies' Catholic
Aid Society; +. A. Schaefer, for Ger
man Benevolent Society; Eugene II
Emerson, for Ladies' Society, Central
| Union Church; Henry p. Judd. fol
Boys Brigade; l.. +. Alvarez. MD.
for Spanish Benevolent Society; b. NJ
Allen, Ior Hawaiian Relief Society: w
d. Westervelt, for Anti.Saloor
| League"
Petitions In a Bunch.
| Petition by Mr.. Harris praying for q
law Iroviding for the examination and
licensing of engineers for stationary
and portable engines and boilers. and
the ispection of engines ad boilers, re
fcTred to the Committee on MisCcla
ncuus Petitions.
Petition by Mr.. Lewis. from resi-
dents of lIonokaa. Hamakua, praying
for an appropriation be given in sup
port and maintenance of the HilC
band, referred to the Committee OF
Military.
Petition by Mr.. Lewis from citizens
CT HilO requesting that the Legislator,
adopt a resolution memorializing Con
gress to allow the management OF The
leper settlement at Molokai to rcmair
IN the hands of the Board of Health o
the Territory: also to allow the contro
and disposition Of the public lands o
the Territory, and the funds arising
therefrom remain within. the jurisdic
tion of the Territory of Hawaii Thii
petition was referred to the Publ,
Health Committee.
Petition by Mr. Lewis from either
mechanics of Hilo praying that sucl
legislation be enacted to issue licens,
for contractors and mechanics: ais,
that all Government work be perform
ed by citizen labor only, referred {,
Finance Committee.
Petition by Mr.. Pulaa from fifty va
tiers of Honolulu praying that tn,
wages of laborers on all Government
roads be raised from 81 to SO per day
referred to Committee on Public EX
pcnditures.
Petition by Mr.. Pulaa from twenty
nine voters OF Kau praying for appro
priations for two Government physi
clans for Kau, referred to the Publ
Health Committee.
Petition by Mr. Kaniho from tax
payers of Kaupo, Maui, praying for an
preparations in the sum of $4,000 70
repair, construction, etc, of roads, re
J feTred to Public Lands Committee.