Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-25
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Bill 54--An Act relating to the juris-
diCtion Of district magistrates and Cir
cult judges. repeating certain laws and
tons thereof as being unnecessary or
of doubtful validity or Of doubtful con-
sistency with other laws.
Bill o. An Act relating to guard.
ians and wards
Bill San Act relating 10 the Civ
ing OF notice OF publication. amending
and repeating certain laws upon that
subject
Health and Education.
Report of Committee on Public
Health and Education on Resolution
1911. recommends $1,000 for repairing
schoOlhouses and teachers cottages in
KOolaurokO, Oahu, adopted
Report of same. committee on Peti.
ton 81, praying for certain specific
appropriations in reference to building
Of brcakwater repairing of landing. re
pairing of roads, etc, by the lcpcrs OF
kalaupapa and KalawaO, MolOkai",
also Petition 20, asking for a repeal of
the law wherein the Board of Health Is
empowered TO make and promulgatu
rules and regulations in regard to lep.
| Crs and helpers residing NJ the leper
settlement: also Petition No. 10. pray
| ing that the House ask one Doctor
GOto who rcsidci in the settlement
| some years ago to become the pcrma.
ncnt doctor Of Kalaupapa and Kalawao
and to insert in the Appropriation Bill
u sufficient sum tC pay said doctor"
| The committee states that after duo
consideration and knowing that il is
! customary in the former Legislatures
= to send a special committee to visit said
| lCpcrs. recommends that these three
| petition be referred to a special com.
mittee to be appointed by the Speaker
Of the House OF Representatives. Re
port adopted
Report by same committee on Res.
olutiOn 40. laid on the table to he con-
! sidered with the Appropriation Bill:
! your committee finds that there Is NO
! teachers cottage in The. Waipio valley,
! and therefore recommends the adOp.
! liun OF the resolution The resolution
] Nt''0 wi SltbN lol II lfifIltlS NblluEts
! Report by said committee on Pcti-
lion %. praying for the reimbursement
of \. G. Serrau, of Hilo. in the sum OF
$500 for losses sustained In the
! plague season 81 l3OO-l9Ol, laid on tho
table to be considered with the bin:
Your committee finds that these losses
| are embodied in an Act being COnsid.
cred in this House at this session and
recommends that this petition be laid
on the table to be considered with Act
l&2"
Committee to Settlement.
Report of same committee on Petit
ton 80, praying "tnat a committee from
the House visit the lepers at Kalaupa-
pa and KalawaO 10 carefully invcsti-
gate the dOings Of the Board OF Health.
and its agents and other officers of the
Government" adopted: Your COM
mitlcC recommends that a COmmittC g
Of nine members be appointed by the
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
lives to investigate the different COM
plants of the poor unfnrtunates In the
lopcr settlement"
Increase Doctors Pay.
Report OF same committee on Petit
ton 80. praying that the salary Of the
Government physician of the District
Of South KOhala, Hawaii. be increased
from $50 TO 1925 month, laid on the
table to be considered with the Ap.
preparation Bill: "Youc committee ad-
mits that the present salary of $50 a
month Is barely sufficient for a COM
petcnt man and recommends an in
crease to 800 instead o. S25. With this
amendment, your committee recon-
mcnds that the petition be granted"
Report by same committee on ResO,
luton 1855. laid on the table to be con.
sidcrcd with the Appropriation Bill:
Your committee finds that there Is
more than one sChOolhOusc in Hama
that needs repairing and recommends
that $3.50 be Increased 10 $500, which
sum shall be appropriated for the re.
pairing of sChOOlhousCS for the whole
District of Hama, Maui Report adopt
cd.
Report of same committee on House
Bill No. Is An Act 10 provide for and
Ia regulate the sending OF youths IL
the mainland or abroad TO be educal.
ed" The committee recommends sev.
oral amendments, striking out words
and inserting others, and finally the
committee further recommends that
with these amendments, the bill pass
Mr., Kumalac wanted to take up the
bill right away and TO consider il In
connection with the report. lie said
among other things that he did not
believe in again referring II to another
committee. II had already been in this
hands of the Committee on Public
Health and Education and II had tax.
en- them some twenty-thrce days to re-
port, Mr.. Kumalae thereqpon made
nm attack on the committee men,
toned, stating that he believed 1t tC
have been the intention OF that body
10 kill the bill. They had fooled alOnl
with 1t and had not given the bill Z
fair show.
Mr. ChillingwOrth said Mr.. Kumala,
! had made charges against the commit