Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-28
Andrade'S Flow of Bills
Senate's Railway Act

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move Mr.. Doyle from office. However,
If II was found that Mr.. Doyle should
not be kept in Office, then the time to
act was when the Appropriation Bill
should come up for consideration.
Mr.. Fernandez thereupon moved to
lay the report of the committee on the
table until the Appropriation Bill
should be considered. Mr.. Harris sec
onded the motion and 1t went through.
Harris Reports.
Mr.. Harris reported for the special
committee appointed to see the Board
of Health and request the presence OF
the members before the House. The
executive officer and secretary had been
seen and had reported that they would
be ready to appear before the House
at 10 O'Clock this morning or at any
other time that might be set by the
House.
The report was laid on the table I'M
til such time as the House should de-
eide an hour for the appearance of the
members of the Board of Health. Mr..
Chillingworth moved that the Board
be asked to be present In the House at
10 o'clock this morning. Mr.. Kumalae
wanted the time set for 1880 o'clock
Thursday next He gave as his reason
the fact that some OF the witnesses
which he intended to produce, were
busy at work during the day and could
not attend unless an evening session
be held.
Only One Question.
Mr.. Chillingworth said there was
only one thing in question and that
was a specific charge made by Mr.. Ku
malae that some Board OF Health in
spector had tried to force a certain
! Hawaiian female to sell her land. II
this inquisition was to be an impeach-
ment Of the work Of the last two years
It was a mistake on the part of the
Speaker to appoint committee on
: Health. II this was to be a general
impeachment. then the Board should
be asked to come before this House
prepared with all their books and rec
ords. II was beneath the dignity OF
the House to force the Board of Health
to come before the members and ques-
ton them on any subject whatsoever.
Mr.. Chillingworth said he was the
chairman of the Public Health Com
mittee and that that body stood ready
ut any and all times to receive and
consider complaints from any citizen
whatever He would therefore move
that the investigation Of the Board OF
! Health be limited TO the subject mat
ter of the specific complaint made be-
tore the House.
Mr.. kumaiae said that II the COM
paint OF the Hawaiian woman In ques-
'ion was the ohiy one 10 ne consid-
cred IL would only take ABOUT ten
minutes. however there were many
uiore VINO nag nnaue complaints ana ne
wanted ,he whoie thihg properly aired
iuii investigation was what was
ueeueu.
rolnt wen taken.
punt was wen TAKEN ana would order
tnat .he ihvestisa'ioh vi the BOARD Oh
ieal'h ny 'he rouse as committee Oh
tne whoie pe cohnneu 10 the supJec'
mat'er oi the RESOLUTION
MI. huniaiae moved that "heh 'he
noara Vi iieaith snouiu appear Deiore
.ne fiouse' that ina. pouy De ques-
TONED On any complaint whatsoever
Mr' hhuuseh sa,u courtesy uemahueo
mat Tue BOARD shouiu DC extended 'he
same p'Niiese as that gwen lhe very
n'eahes' criminal ihey shouiu AZ
'east DE iurhished WIN set OF the
sua'sos as"ihse mem III oruer tha'
'"es h'ish' NC prepareu W answer
Specific Charges Wanted.
Mr.. Chillingworth made motion tc
the effect that specific charges be
made. Mr.. kumalae moved to amend
that the House have the privilege oil
questioning the Board on any subject
Whatever. This amendment carried
una on another motion by Mr.. kaniho
IL was voted to ask the Board to appear
ON the scene at p. m. Thursday next
Mr.. Harris moved to adjourn but th'
motion was 1851.
Mr. Fernandez reported for thu