The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-03-05
THE LEe1sLATuRE.
Second Session of The Territorial Law
Making Body of 1908.
THE SENATE FOURTEENTH DAY.

poikai was read, OF like tenor with
the one in the House elsewhere re.
ported).
McCandless, from Public Lands
reported on Bills 36 and 70, relating
to granting aid in the cultivation OF
castor. oil plants and of pineapples.
He reported that substitute bill
would be introduced for these bills
and recommends its passage.
Wilcox, from Health and Ejuca-
ton, reported the confirmation OF
those appointed on the Board OF
Medical aud Dental Examiners
Quite discussion ensued on this re
port, the opposition coming from
McCandless and others against the
Medical Board. On motion, their
confirm atoms were voted on sepa-
rately. Drs Taylor, Grossman and
Hnddy, the Dental Board, were
unanimously confirmed. The Medi.
cal Board, Drs Wood, Garvin and
Warehouse, were confirmed by
vote of IL ayes and 8 noes, the lat
ter being McCandless, Woods and
Kaiue.
From the same committee recon-
mending the allowance for new
school house at Pearl City,.s prayed
for by residents there. Tabled to be
considered with the Appropriation
Bill.
From the same committee on Bill
10, ielating to the practice OF den
tai surgery, it proposed an amend.
ment to Section Is, and with that
it recommends its passage. as it
found from dentists that such an
act was necessary. Tabled to be
considered with the Bill
Bill No 5, amending the Bsiliff
Act, passed third rra1iog.
Consideration of Bill No IA, the
Loan Bill, was deferred on account
Of the absence Of Cecil Brown.
The following cablegram was
passed around by Isenberg:
Washington, D G, March 5.
To Hall, Honolulu: Shaw await
ing money cover expenses. Why
delayi PRATT"
| Upon thu information therein
contained, Achi offered joint reso-
luton instruc,ing the Treasurer Of
the Territory to notify Treasurer
Shaw and to assure him that the
money will be passed in a week q
t me to pay the Fire claims bond
issue. Adopted.
At noon, recess taken to m.
THE HOUSE FOURTEENTH DAY.
Blu mess was proceeded with after
the usual routine work was attended
to.
81 E Cooper, Superintendent OF
Public WORKS, acknowledged the re-
ceipt of House Concurrent R4solu
ton No. l, relating 10 the weekly
payment OF labors EN- ployed by that
Department, the same calling at
tention to third parties who are ip
the habit OF advancing money. The
payment OF laborers at the end oil
each week wherever the same il
practicable meets with his approval
A N Kepoikai, Treasurer, request,
ed the House tina. ia all measures
affecting tho revenue, his Depart
ment will readily impart any inform
alton required, Referred to Finauce
COMMITTEES.
A communication from the Senate
announced the passage OF the Joint
Resolution, protesting against the
transfer OF tho control over the
Leper Settlement to the Fsdera
Government Following is the gis
of the resolution;
"Wheress, it is against the wishes
OF the citizens OF this Territory tina,
a national laasretto ba established
in this Territory, and also agains
The wishes OF the citizens now aft ,ic
tad with this disease aud now segys
gated on Molokai, that they shoult
be placed under Federal control ,au'