Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-01
WHAT MAUI WANTS
FROM LEGISLATURE
Committee and LegisIa.
tors Pass On Precinct
Applications.
FORWARDED TO GOVERNOR
FOR his CONSIDERATION
SITTING OF REQUESTS MADE BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE VARIOUS,
PRECINCTS OF THE ELEc.
ToRAL DISTRICT.
Especial to The Bulletin.1


Waikiki. Maui, Jan. 25.-The Sub
Committee Of the Third Rep
District met at the office
Of Judge Kepoikai in Waikiki Tuesday
January "a. Those present
were II. p. Baldwin. chairman; A. n.
T. NJ. Church. W. A. Mckay
and ]. N. X. Keola, secretary. Alb
sent members were: j. Newcombe, G..
o. Cooper and Edgar Morton.
The following members Of Legisla-
ture were present by request: Senators
S. Z. Kalama and A. n. Hayselden,
Representatives p. Pail, w. J. Coelho.
j. Kalino. Geo. Copp. Absent: W. p.
Haia and NJ. X. Nakuina.
The requests for appropriations for
public improvements for Third Rep
District were taken up.
The matter was referred to a commit
tee Of three: A. n. Kepoikai, w. A.
Mckay and ]. N. X. Keola, to sit In
a Joint session with members Of Leg
islature who were present. The ses-
sion lasted until midnight, and ad-
journed again to Wednesday morning
when everything was completed.
At noon Judge and Mrs. A. N. Kepoi-
kai entertained the members OF the
and the members Of the
Legislature who participated in this
important work for the especial benefit
Of all the citizens and residents OF
this electoral district. Among the spe.
cial invited guests were: Attorneys J.
J.. Coke and d. H. Case. Messrs. Geo.
Weight, VIM. T. Robinson, Edmund
II. Hart and Geo. II. Cummings.
The following was the result Of the
deliberations of the committee with
the members of the Maui legislators,
a copy of which will be forwarded to
Governor Carter to be embodied in his
report to the Legislature II he should
SO desire:
FIRST PRECINCT, KALAUPAPA
MOLOKAI.
1. Roads from Kalaupapa to Ka'
unakakai, $500. (Carried)
2. To rebuild and improve the Ka'
laupapa wharf, or construct derrick
at Waikolu. (CarriedJ
3. Allowance for clothes to be rails
ed to $1,000 per annum. and ISSUED
quarterly at the rate Of $500. (Refer'
red to Board Of Healthy
4. Repair roads and streets at the
Settlement, 100000. (Carried.)
s. To eradicate the lantana pest
5000. Preferred to Board Of Health
8. Increase pai-ai ration to rs lbs
Preferred to Board Of Healthy
Z. Amend the divorce law, wher'
one Of the parties or both are declared
lepers, to obtain decree without costs
after filing OF certificate from Board o
Health. (Carried.)
s. Salary Of District Magistrate, 81
per month. (Carried) (Referred t
members OF the Legislature to COME
with the Judiciary
8. To provide proper and sufficien
fuel for the Settlement. (Referred 4
Board OF Healthy
10. Appropriate money to give tn
DR.. Rice treatment proper trial. IRE
ferred to the Board of Healthy
II. Road from Wailau to Kalawac
$4,000. Preferred to Board Of Health.
~. Free postage for Lepers, 1880
Preferred to Delegate Kalanianaole.)
10. Beef and salmon rations raise
to 10 and Z pounds respectively. Ire
ferred to Board of Healthy
IA. Assistant resident physician
Preferred to Board Of Healthy
Is. Ambulance wagon for Settle
ment, $500. (Carried.)
16. Steam vessel for the Board c
Health. (Referred to the Board
Healthy
II. A SUFFICIENT appropriation fc
the Kalaupapa Store. (Carried.)
IS. Courthouse. $500. (Referre
to Board Of Healthy
10. Repairs to Kalaupapa Jail, an
a cottage for the Tailor, $3.50. (RefeI
red to Board Of Healthy
20. Abolish Rule 80 Of the Rules an
Regulations governing the Leper Sc
| kicucht. NNStCticu " booio
Healthy
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT. KAUNl
KAKAI. MOLOKAI.
!. Road from Kukuohapuu to X
VIOLA, $4,000. (Carried.)
2. Public ownership Of Kaunakak
wharf. (Referred to Members OF Il
Legislature)
3. Government physician for the
land Of Molokai. (Carried.)
4. Allow "kokuas" to go to the 81
Element Preferred to the Board
Healthy
s. Government lands to be given
citizens. (Carried.)
8. Repeal law referring to SIN
fishes. (Referred to Members Of I
Legislature.)
Z. Appointing teacher OF mocha
les. (Referred to the Board OF Educ
tion.)
s, Breakwater for Kaunakak