Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-23

reasons. at this time, for asking to
have outside physicians make an ex.
animation Of all the persons detained
at tn Receiving Station, when such
examination is absolutely contrary to
the law, they having been passed upon
ty the proper legal authorities" Car
ried.
beg to remain,
Very respectfully,
ID. z. LAWRENCE,
Secretary. Board of Health, pro TEN.
Resolution Prepared.
Rep. Coelho said the Board of Health
had no right to talk back to the House.
It was like questioning the authority
of Grand Jury. This committee,
the Health Committee, has prepared
resolution. We have had enough
dillydallying; we must no longer act
as children, but as men. To permit
record is humiliation" He there.
fore moved to send back the second
communication.
Harris Is Indignant.
Rep. Harris, II Coelho's resolution
did not cover the point, said he would
have something to say on this matter.
"The idea of the Board of Health
asking this House why 1t desires, for
what reason 1t desires to visit the Ka.
lihi station!'
Rep. Kaniho moved to table the let.
ter. Rep. Harris seconded. Letter
tabled.
Rep. Coelhos resolution was for the
Board of Health to appear before the
Health Committee Of the House with.
out further parley.
"why not before the House?" asked
Rep. Harris.
"All the better!" said Rep. Coelho.
: Reporters Salaries.
0 Andrade moved that the rules be
!. suspended and his motion being grant
l cd he presented a petition from the
Judges of the First Circuit, and mum.
I Der Of members of the Bar Association
Z asking that the House fix the salaries
!. Of the reporters and stenographers Of
u the First Circuit Court of the Terri
l. tory of Hawaii at a sum not less than
Two Hundred Dollars. The petition
also urges that suitable legislation be
enacted fixing the qualification of the
applicant for such official position al
an ability to report at the rate OF al
g least 100 words per minute for five
consecutive minutes. Referred to Ju
e dietary Committee.
Kaleiopu presented petition from
,, the voters and residents Of Hauula
u Koolauloa, praying that the sum o
$500 be inserted in the Loan or Appro
priation Bill for the completion o
y, roads and bridges Of the Haul;
y Homesteads. Referred to COMMITTEES
- on Public Lands.
- Carl S. Smith presented report o
- the Conference Committee of the Sen
:, ate and House recommending tina
House Bill No. Z, with the Senat
amendments, should become law. TIL
-, report was signed by Sheldon. H. l
Holstein, G. A. Long and W. J. Coelhc
Palmer p. Woods not concurring. Tn
). report was adopted.
). Moiokai Trip Report.
!, The Health Committee presented II
~ report of the recent legislative visi
10 to the Leper Settlement of Molokai.
:, Is in part as follows:
"Your committee was enabled I
10 make a thorough investigation alon
q. the lines desired, having traversed tn
a whole distance between Waikolu an
9. Kalaupapa, visited the various home
70 and obtained open expression Of upIr
10 ion from the people interested.
-" in answer to our questions we wer
T. assured that the opinions of the II
"a mates were practically unanimous o
It. the following points:
81. The need of an assistant phi!
IN stefan.
of "2. The need of machine for NAL
ee Ing poi.
As IS. The desire for an increase I
$500 per quarter, to be paid quarterl
he as a clothes ration.
al "a. That a wine and beer licens
be not granted.
as IS. That $500 be granted per yea
for amusement of lepers. This burde
has heretofore been met by the Supe
he intendent.
I'VE believe these are not unreasol
rs able demands.
Of "The fact that there are now In III
p. Leper Settlement SO non-leprous boy
born Of leprous parents of ages up
20 years, calls loudly for some prov
n. sion for their care. similar perhaps
or that now made for non-leprous girl
'ir "The experiences of this trip fore