Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
COMMITTEE CALLS
BACK BUGGY Bill
TWELFTH DAY.



1--WE silva OF Kauai. aimed at the At
tornoy General, prohibiting Territorial
or county officers from practicing as
attorneys In any civil case, was hast
ny called back this morning by the
Judiciary Committee.
The explanation by the Bulletin ol
the effect of the bill. which would be
practically to legisate the Attorney
Generals department out of Office, by
preventing It's members from appear
ing for the Territory Ia civil cases, was
the cause OF all sorts Of jibes at Raw
ms ana the other members OF the
Judiciary Committee, and they have
been having an uncomfortable time OF
1t since yesterday afternoon. They
couldn't get the Dill back in their own
hands quick enough.
The opinion Is expressed that those
back OF the Dill are the Kauai inter
ests VINO have been defeated In court
several times by the Attorney General
IN income tax cases. and who have TAX
On THIS means OF getting even The
TACT lhat the Attorney General was
only doing his duty ana that his posi-
lloh was III each case upheld u! the
supreme Court, seems not to be taken
account oi.
Considerable comment has been oc-
casioned' too, ny the support OF the
pm by some OF the legal members Of
the Legislature from Honolulu. Nat
urally, II II passes, much of the legal
business now done by the Attorney
General would iall TO other interests.
HuGHES HITS Al HOLlSOWAf.
When the Dill compelliAs the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit Company to
| sprinkle the streets over which its
lines run came no ON third reading,
'ohh Hughes saw his opportunity to
take another crack at Superintendent
| ~ Public Works Holloway. and he
vigorously opposed the bill on the
ground that II would be putting more
power into the hands OF the Superin-
tendent of Public Works, who. he said,
is incompetent, and who already con
1roiS nearly everything In the Terri
| tory. Hughes spoke lengthily In his
! usual manner, and was replied to by
several members.
DOCTOR WALLACH.
The matter of admitting Doctor j.
Lor Wallach to the leper settlement to
practice ON the lepers there Will not
DOWN This morning another petition
was received asking that he be per
| United to go there and practice To
make everything lovely Tor him. the
petitioners would also nave hospital
provided, ana Eouse Tor the doctor,
ana q Few other things. This petition
went the way oil the numerous others
oi 4 similar nature-reierred To the
Health Committee.
| 1he House met NJ O'CLOCK THIS
morning. ...r
Nakaleka presented a petition signed
by i33 iepers at Molokai praying as
| iullo"s:
l. That Doctor j. L. Wallach be
admitted INTO the settlement To treat
iepers nhdisturbed'
Z: Ihat hospital be ereG.ed. To-
Gether Win Il residence Tor Doctor
A. H. Mallach.
d. lhat an approprias.o n DE had'
Tor the pay OF Doctor Wailach ioI
lhe cure Oh lepels'
ne petitloh was signed ny com
hlttee' T. NJ. hahookaunaha, chair'
man Referred TO the i>ealth COM
llllttee'
heoull introduced resolution, pro-
Vidihs S2oOO Tor building teacher
cottage ID Walohihu, hau, TO replace
the cottage that was destroyed by hr.
last year Referred to the Education
committee.
keouli introduced resolution pro-
Fiding SlO,OOO Tor the purpose OF open
ing road Tor the homesteaders ol
hawela, ana the land ADJOINING kio'
lakea, kau' Referred to the Lands
committee. .lH pa
Pan introduced a Dill, providing foi
Il hospital al 'Lahalna, AL Passed
hrst reading and was referred to the
Health COMMITTEE.
Senate BIZ II, relating to funds FOL
the payment OF the expenses OF the sew
eral counties, passed third reading viii
the following amendments.
Section ]. Fifty per centum or TIM
total amount OF poll and school taxes
ana taxes on property ana income
collected In each county, shall he pait
by the treasurer or the Territory Of
hawaii to the treasurer OF such coun
W; ana Tor the purposes OF the dlvi
sion ana payment hereby provided Tor
the amount OF taxes on income OF cor
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