Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-11
PAIL AND HIS BUGS
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MO Tor Food Commissioners and An
alyst because the man doesn't run
around the Islands.
Rawlins tried to explain to Kalei-
opu what an analyst is. "He doesn't
have to run around the Islands with
his Office on his back or in box" he
said "He does his work here. II
something needs to be analysed II is
sent to his Office. Sometimes It takes
two or three days. When liquizone
was sent into the country he exam
ined 1t and found It was poison.
Pail wanted to examine this man,
too. He moved to defer action, so he
could find out what the inspector Is.
Carried.
KANIHo's BUGS
Kaniho made one of his choice
breaks. He objected to the item for
Psychologist and Pathologist be-
cause there are lot of insects which
the bacteriologist has not examined.
He said he was taro grower and
had some insects that needed exam
lining.
Rawlins suggested that n bacteri-
ologist has nothing to do with bugs.
Kaniho told him to sit down, and
insisted the bacteriologist must han
die bugs because he performs opera
tions on persons afflicted with lep-
rosy. He moved therefore that the
item be stricken out.
PAIL ROARS
Pail roared like the bull OF Ba-
chau. He thought II the man would
perform an operation on us, he would
find bugs.
He said he knew the bacteriologist
had found leprosy in persons who did
not have It. And they come here
and want us to pay this man who
bnds ieprosy In people" Pail pound
cd the desk and fairly yelled.
1--WE don't need this Office" he
said. IF you want all of us to be
known as having leprosy, just keep
this man"
The motion to strike out the item
carried and the House had performed
the next most ridiculous action to
admitting Wallach to Molokai.
Action on the Insane Asylum pay
roll was deferred on motion of Con-
ley.
GOVERNMENT PHYSICIANS
Coney moved to insert an item for
pay Of Government physicians under
the Board Of Health, $2S,20O. This
is the item which Governor Carter
refused to recommend, against the
protests Of President Pinkham.
Rice moved to reconsider the item
for health officer, Hilo. Carried. ia
moved to amend Il to read health Of
ficer and government physician. Hilo.
The amendment carried.
FISHER CUT
Kaniho moved to slash the Audi
tor from $500 to $3.50. Carried.
Joseph moved to defer action on
the item for clerical assistance for
the auditing department.
The committee rose and reported
progress and asked to sit again.
Rice introduced a bill relating to
the licensing Of public shows. The
bill reduces the license fees.
BEE BILL
The Agricultural Committee repor-
ted on Senate Bill IS, to prevent the
introduction of diseased bees into the
Territory and to give the authorities
control over such importations as
well as the inspection of apiaries
The committee recommended the
passage of the bill.
REGISTERING GUNS
The Military Committee reported
favorably on Kaleiopu's House Bill
1872, requiring that all firearms be
registered, recommending It's pas
sage with amendment. Adopted.
Senate Bill 30, relating to govern
ment employees, was transmitted
from the Senate and carried through
first reading.
COFFEE INDUSTRY
Sheldon introduced a bill to en-
courage the development of coffee
raising by excmpting II from taxation
for live years. Passed first reading
by title.
HONOLULU L.,UNDRIES
Coney introduced bill relating to
laundries,It prohibits the carrying on
of the laundry business, In Honolulu.
except in such buildings as are APP
proved and designated for the pur-
pose by the Board of Health, provld-
ing penalty of $50 day for every
day of violation of the law. Passed
first reading.
Rawlins introduced bill TO carry
out the promise of oahu County to
turn OYnr To the other CnIlntles the