The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-23


r.1u.. who landed Ia rU t1 ih .HuI
Do. moved ihHi thg ',iI, should b. .eni
back to rukhHm with u request Chat H
correct answer hD s0uN
kaI,Iopu seconded th. motion. The
letter read as Do 30 came from b crazy
man Boz said. The House did not want
to hnd out anything about the visit 90
the Loper Settlement, u knew all about
that but BE- wanted 90 get Information
regarding certain suspects at Kalihi
Greenwich shut on debate with the
previous question and Holstein sug-
gested that when the letter was sent
back TO the Board OF Health. Il should
be accompanied by a copy OF the speech
of the chairman OF the Board OF Health
Fernandez). The motion carried
But IL the House was Indignant over
this matter It was eXasperated over the
next communication from the Board OF
Health. IL was from ID. p. Lawrence.
secretary pro tenn, notifying the House
OF the passage Of the resolution al yes
terday's meeting, asking why the
House, or Health Committee Of the
House, wanted to have outside physi-
clans make an examination OF all the
persons detained at the Receiving sta
ton.
Coelho voiced an indignant protest
against such an impertinent message
and moved that It be sent back. Kani-
no moved the tabling Of the letter so
that the Board Of Heaith could be sum-
moned before the Health Committee to
explain what it meant Harris suggest
ed that the Board be summoned before
the House instead Of before the Com
mittee and the idea prevailed.
The petition Of the judges of the Cir
cult Court of the First Circuit and OF
members of the Bar Por increasing the
pay of court reporters to 5000 was laid
on the table to be considered with the
appropriation bill
The Senate notified the House Of the
passage of the following measures:
House bills SO, 70, 50, 70; Senate Bills
SO, 81.
The Conference Committee reported
on Palis bill relating to terms of court
with a slight amendment so that no
December term should commence dur
ing the holidays. Senator Woods did
not concur. The report was unanimous
ly adopted by the House.
The Health Committee submitted a
long report on the recent visit to the
Settlement on MOlOkai. The report re-
viewed the fact that it was agreed with
the Board Of Health that a large num-
Der of passes to the enclosure were to
be granted, a smaller number to the
superintendent grounds and a still
smaller number to allow the committee
and legislators free facility for inves-
tigation.
"All parties were to conform strictly
TO the rules and regulations of the
Board of Health" said the report. ITO
aid in carrying out these agreements
through the courtesy of High Sheriff
Henry. nine officers of the Honolulu DO
lice force accompanied your committee
and we are glad to say carried out their
orders to the letter"
The committee recommended the
granting of the following requests:
l. An assistant physician.
2. A poi making machine.
3. Increase of clothing allowance to
SO a quarter.
T. Refusal Of a wine and beer license.
8. $500 annual appropriation for
amusement of lepers.
Need of better water works and road
improvements are touched upon and
the necessity of a home for non-leprous
boys is dealt with.
The report speaks with enthusiasm of
the tact and ability of Superintendent
McVeigh and of the goodwill borne him
by the inmates.
The report will be printed.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements reported on the
following matters:
For road from Volcano road to 13-
mile road, $4,000, Gewis). Recommend
ed.
For roads at Whole and Wailau
Kau, $4,000; court house at Waiohinu,
w. Kau, $1,000, (GreenwelD. Recon-
mended.
For the Walalae road, $4,000. Recon-
mended.
For steps at Hoopuloa wharf, 500
(Kaniho). Recommended.
For repairing the keepers cottage at
the Mausoleum, (Mahelona). Recon-
mended.
On the proposed addition to Aa'a
Park:
Price of S. c. Allen Estate land, $14,
900.
Price of Justice Frear's land, 1920
Manuel Quadros refuses to sell but
would exchange.
-lkIIY STICK REPORT