The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-29

to have suffered through an unfair
ruling of the land agent at Hilo and
ne has come to the Legislature for
relief. He fails here:
This same subject has beer introduce
ed in the House of Representatives
and the committees of that body, who
have had the matter under full con-
s~ideration, have communications from
the Department of Public Lands on the
subject and have recommended that
the matter be left in allegiance until
the fnal decision is given in a ease
now pending before the Supreme Court
of the Territory of Hawaii, which de-
cision will establish a precedent that
will decide, not only the one case, but
will decide these other cases referred
to your committee, and we therefore
recommend that the matter be left
for the consideration of the next Leg
is1ature, and if the same has not at
that time been remedied through the
law courts and if all other remedies
are at that time exhausted by the
claimant, the matter can then be taken
IN by the Legislature for their action,
The Land committee failed to
agree OF a recommendation concerning
Senator Dowsett's general electric
franchise bill, so Senator Hayselden
moved that it be tabled. Preceding
the ~obsequies Dowsett read from the
statutes a paragraph showing that 9th
ers had been as guilty as he and then
shed a silent tear as the bill was
tabled.
WALLACH'S FRIEND LANE.
The Wallach matter is not going to
be allowed to die SO long as Senator
Lane has breath and a few drops of
the vigor of life to inject into it. The
vote of want of confidence in the
Board of Health did not materialize on
Saturday but something just as good
was substituted. There was a little
of the boiling oil in it with a flavoring
of Achiism prevailing. This is what
the Senator asks:
"Whereas, the Board of Health has
decided to refuse the request of the
Legislature to permit Mr.. j. Lor Wal
Zach to treat lepers at Kalihi; and,
Whereas, it is the belief of the
Senate that it is for the benefit of
those afflicted with the disease of
leprosy that said Wallach may be
permitted to treat the lepers at Ka-
lihi; and,
"Whereas, the Senate believes that
the Board of Health has made a mis-
take in refusing the request of the
Legislature.
Wherefore 1t Is Resolved, that the
Senate hereby requests the Board of
Health to reconsider it's decision in the
matter; and
cit Is Further Resolved, that the
of Health is hereby requested
to allow the members of the Senate or
other persons who are interested in the
question to come and express their opin-
ions on this important question, before
said Board of Health.
- anu Ii ID III JIG AACoo1N ~. ttHdt
Clerk of the Senate is hereby or
dered and directed to send a o of
resolution to the Board of
HEALTH
The resolution was adopted but no
time set for the talkfest. In %connec-
ton with this, and the delay in pass
one or two of, the most important
Of the measures that are halfway
through the Legislature, it is rumored
hat a desire is burning into the flesh
Of some of the members for an extra
session. This would give the real law
from Washington, now on their
way to Hawaii, a chance to see the
methods used here in the manufacture
IF laws. There is a feeling that the
experience might be of some benefit.
HADLEY INCIDENT.
Senator Hayselden read a report from
he Education committee on the Had
.ey affair. It roasted the Board of
Education and called for the appoint
nent of a Board without power, hav-
ng only advisory functions, and rec
ommended that men be selected for
principals for the large schools.
Adjourned.
RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED.