The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-28

Beautiful skin, Hair, and Hands," free.
CuriCukA REMEDIES.
making an effort to rescue them from
the clutches of their formidable NAL
ady. 1t would be we'll to establish
hospital at halihi for the treatment
of mild and incipient cases.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) II. L. HOLSTEIN,
Chairman
w. w. HARRIS,
w. j. SHELDON.
The reports of Drs. Day and Uchi-
da showed that Mrs. Makanui had
leprosy In the incipient stage, and
there was more pronounced type of
the disease in Mikala Kaipu-the
nervous kind
The report, carrying no recom-
mendations, was merely filed.
THE ROWLAND CASE.
The special committee to which was
referred the resolution to remove J. II.
Rowland as Assistant Superintendent
of Public Works, found that there
were no definite charges preferred on
which to base n report to that effect,
and the resolution was recommended
to be passed back to the introducer-
Fernandez.
On motion of Fernandez the report
was laid on the table.
The conference committee to which
was referred the Manoa reservoir mat
ter, reported favorably to acquire the
property on which the springs are
located. 1t was recommended that a
commission of three persons be ap-
pointed. On motion of Rice the report
was tabled.
Harris moved to defer action on the
report until the extra session. and the
motion carried.
At this juncture a Senate committee
appeared with a similar committee
from the House to notify the Gov
ernor the Legislature was ready to adj
journ. The Speaker said the minutes
had not been written up, but that as
soon as disposed of the House would
adjourn.
The clock was turned back twice to
prevent the hands from pointing to Il
o'clock, and the pendulum was final
ly stopped.
HOUSE CLOSES DOWN.
At 1856 a. m. Q1:50 by the House
clock) the House came to order again.
Harris introduced a concurrent reso-
luton, in re the Catholic churches.
, which was read.
Another resolution gave the clerk
and stenographer thirty days In which
to prepare the House Journal, etc, and
appropriating $4,000 for the work.
Passed. 4
on motion of Harris a committee OF
five was appointed to notify the Gov
ernor that the House was ready to adj
journ. Harris, Greenwell, Haia, Copp
and Rice were appointed.
Pulaa introduced resolution to
have the Journal printed both in Eng
lish and Hawaiian, calling for $500
copies. Harris amended to make 1t 200
In English 300 In Hawaiian. Passed as
amended. <A
The committee to notify the Govern
or, reported back that on visiting the
Executive Chamber the Governor had
left the building, and could not be
found.
The minutes were then read-that is
the first two lines and the last two
lines, the whole report being so adopt
ed.
Rep. Andrade said the members had
asked him to express the sentiments
Of the body for the cordial relations
existing between the Speaker and the
members. The Speaker was thanked
for his fair rulings. and the hope was
expressed that they might again meet
in the legislative House.
The Speaker thanked the House for
its cordial support back of him. II
the House had made a record 1t re-
sounded to the credit of the members.
The House, he felt, had made record.
Some difficult problems had come be-
fore 1t and had been well handled.
Applause greeted the Speakers re-
marks.
Harris moved and Andrade seconded.
that the House adjourn sine die.
Coelho amended to the effect that 1t
be sine die after prayer and the sing
ing of Hawaii Ponoi. Rev. Stephen
Desha offered prayer and the House
standing. sang the Hawaiian national
anthem.
Three cheers for the Legislature OF
1905 were given, followed by three
more for Hawaii, and three for the ad-
ministration.