The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-02
The motion to postpone until SAT-
urday carried.

The motion to postpone until Sat
urday carried.
WALLACE STILL PESTERS.
Moanauli's freak resolution regard
ing Wallach was brought up in it,
regular April fool order.
Coney moved the indefinite postpone
ment.
Moanauli defended himself and an
nounced his reasons for presenting such
n resolution. Here in the city was a
man named Wallach, claiming ability
to successfully treat leprosy. Here
was the Board of Health preventing
his proving his ability. His resolu-
tion meant the carrying out Of the
purpose of the Legislature 20 save the
health of the community.
WANTED PINKHAM TO KNOW.
His main object in presenting the
resolution was, he gravely declared, 10
let the Board of Health know that
there was such n man as Wallach in
Honolulu. He thought they would be
glad to hear the news. Wallach was
a man who had proved himself and
by letting him try at the Kalihi sta
tion there could be no one harmed.
Coney's resolution might be all
right, said Moanauli, for Coney IL
part Hawaiian, but the pure Hawai-
ians want the resolution carried. There
had been no reasons given for wanting
to table the resolution and he appealed
to all present not to table his resolu-
tion. The Legislature was supreme
over the departments and could carry
out what IL wished. There IN no qucs-
tion of pay for Wallach but only u
question of giving him a chance 90
prove what he can do, chance which
he denied to no one.
Kaleo supported the resolution. At
the visit to the settlement he had re-
ceived evidence that Wallach could
cure. Two men, Cinnamon, had told
of the good Wallach had done them.
Pail rose to point of order and want
ed to know why Kaleo was making any
advance report for the Health com
mittee.
Kaleo further dilated on the reports
of the two Chinese boosters for Wal
ZACH, the effect of whose testimony was
to show that if they had not been ar.
rested they would have been cured
by Wallach. Others had also testified
to him that they had been helped BY
Wallach's treatment.
The passing of the resolution could
not hurt and the speaker could not see
why he should not be allowed TO treat
ten pronounced lepers. The question
has been raised OF wallach's COM
potency, but the resolution only shows
that this man is willing 20 treat lepcrs
if allowed to do so and guaranteed
immunity from arrest. He seconded
Moanauli' s motion to postpone until
Wednesday.
KanihO moved 10 postpone until TO-
day and Coney offered an amendment TO
postpone until May ]. Rawlins second
ing. This last motion was lost. The
motion to postpone until Wednesday
was then put and carried.
BILLS SIGNED.
A communication from the Secretary
announced the signing Of House Bill
50, Act 80, relating to writs Of quo
warranto; House Bill "a, Act 40, re
quiring street railway companies 10
sprinkle certain portions of the streets
used by them in Honolulu
LEGISLATIVE EXPENSES.
The expenses Of the Legislature, a.
charged against the Federal appropria-
tion fund, up until yesterday morning
were $10,504.69, of which the House
had used s6,s5s.s2 and the Senate s5,-
645.s7.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate sent down several more
bills yesterday, the communications
dealing with these being read imme-
diateiy after the noon recess.
The House amendments to Senate
Bill 73 were not concurred inj and Long,
Nakaleka and Kaleiopu WIRE named
to confer with the Senate lcommittee
respecting them, Smith. Gandn -
Hewitt. The amendments N n
Bill a. were likewise not com "A
the Senate naming Hayselde Il
sett and Hewitt to act as a CT
committee. TO meet whom ~ n
named Castro, Quinn and II
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