Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-12


the purpose of drawing the salary"
Report was signed by Reps. Hol-
stein, Kalino and Quinn; Cox and Ma.
hilioa refusing to sign, not believing
the report strong enough, according to
proceedings In committee. They Will
file minority report and the major.
ity report will be considered when the
minority have had their say.
ostee pathy and lomiIomi.
Speaker Knudsen asked hard one
in the House this morning.
What is the Hawaiian word for 'os.
teopathy?'" he inquired Of Interpreter
Wilcox.
We'll, you've got me-" said Wilcox.
The question had" the House.
Il know that the Hawaiian word for
massage is lomlomi'," continued the
Speaker; but osteopathy and massage
are not the same
This talk was over Senator Dickey's
osteopathy act, on third reading in the
! House.
"The meaning of this bill in Hawaii.
an" said Rep. Broad. would be to re.
place by lomilomi any bones out Of
joint, a regulating of bones, I should
say. II the translation of the bill had
handled the meaning in this way,
think there would be no discussion.
Under this bill, II a man break his
arm no man can set that arm or fix II
up without license SO to do"
The bill provoked merriment and
much discussion and finally passed.
The Education Committee reported
on Coelho's petition for Kihei school
improvements. to restrain Education
Department from closing a school at
Kihei and that the present teacher be
retained, the committee finding that
the appropriation of $4,000 asked for
should be granted, that 1t was never
the intention of the Department to
close the school according to the De.
partmenD and that II, the committee,
has no business with the school law
as &c the removal of teachers. Report
adopted
Military Committee reported on pc
tltion signed by PSI citizens and mem.
bers Of the Hilo band (Smith) for
suitable sum for the maintenance OF
the band, recommending that the peti.
ton be tabled to be considered with
the appropriation bill. Adopted. This
committee also. reported on resolution
introduced by Fernandez setting forth
that ut has been publicly stated in
one OF the evening papers that money
appropriated for the military depart
ment has been spent for 'boose and
high links and that 1t is a matter of
public rumor that such Is the case,
the committee finds that no govern
ment money has been available for
purposes since June 80, 1904,
and although beer has been bought
the money has been contributed from
various outside sources. Report adopt. |
ed.
Rep. Long introduced a resolution, !
which was adopted, to the effect that
n special committee of three visit Ma. !
noa valley water sources and ascer-. |
tain the feasibility of procuring wa. !
ter, the cost OF reservoir, the amount
Of water that could be impounded, etc.
and report.
Committee on Public Lands, report.
Ing, is of the opinion that the o. Il.
& l.. Co. has not broken any law in
the matter of its freight agreement
with Wells, Fargo & Co., not going
beyond It's rights, therefore recommon.
ling that Rep. Broad's resolution, ask.
ng an investigation of the matter and
he drafting of a bill to protect the
public as to freight rates, be tabled.
Report adopted.
Judiciary Committee reported on
House bill 14S BROAD to repeal GER
ain poi laws, recommending the bills
passage with minor amendments. Re-
Iort adopted.
Committee on Health reported on
Ioelho's resolution. salaries for Gov.
physicians, recommending
he idea and that It be considered with
he appropriation bill.
At noon recess was taken until
p. m.