The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-13
MEMBERS VIEW
THE MICROBES
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have investigated this matter and they
find the intention of the introducer OF
this resolution is for an appropriation
for new bridge across the kalhuaha
stream.
cat the present time there is no
bridge over this stream and IN rainy |
weather it is dangerous to cross the
same, we therefore recommend that
an item for Erection Of New Bridge |
Across Kaihuaha Stream, Waianae, &c.
600" be inserted in the appropriation
bill"
Rice objected to the appropriation
because it was for matter not IN
the control of the Legislature. Too
much of the time of the House was
taken up in the consideration of these
kinds of resolutions.
"'Where is the money to come from
to pay for all these things recommend
ed by the Committee on Public Lands
and improvements? We have had
enough in to run our appropriations up
to two or three Millions" said the
member from Kauai.
Mahoe thought the honorable mem
ber's ideas of retrenchment came IN
pretty late. Resolution after resoiu-
ton had gone through without obJec-
ton until this one from Waianae came
I'D. Waianae had asked for nothing
before and was entitled to these two
items, amounting in all to only $l2,OOO.
There might have been small mis-
| take in calling a bridge a wharf, but
what was the Judiciary committee for,
if not to slick up such things?
Hughes thought that most the reso-
buttons passed were done to give con-
stituents the idea that every member
was strenuously fighting for them. Some
of the resolutions were drawn up with
out sense or reason and nine-tenths of
/ them would be cut out in making ap-
preparations The present one might
as well be adopted and later dealt
with.
Other honorable members shed then
| light on the motion to adopt, Akar
explaining that the Superintendent OF
Public Works had favored the building
of the bridge. A vote to recommt was
lost and the report was adopted
The committee reported favorably OF
appropriating $1,000 for Jail and jail
or's cottage at II 81 Mile, volcano
road. Puma. and $1,000 for Homestead
roads running from II 3-4 Mile, Vol
I cano road. The resolution of kanlhc
asking for $4,000 for his lava FLOW
road, was approved. This is the roa
| that Kaniho tried to secure an apprc
| nriation for under the head of re
l pairs. which was turned down. TIN
| time the item passed.
| MEMBERS TO STUDY BACILLl.
The Health and Police committee RI
ported having arranged for certain e1
neriments for the determination of tn
: presence of bacilli of leprosy in pc
: DR.. Mcdonald between 10 and /
O o'clock yesterday morning. AS kale
opu. the instigator of the movemen
was incubating lot of grip baclill
a little private experiment of his ow1
there was no action taken on the r
port. the intention being to arran&
Tina for the
BIGGER PAY FOR DOCTORS.
President Pinkham, of the Board
Health, had submitted list OF Il
employees of his department, the Healt
committee selecting the followir
physicians to have salaries increase
as the Importance of their posltIo
merited:
waimea. Kauai, DR.. B. F. Sando'
from s25 to $50.
Iihue. Kauai, DR.. F. L. Putnam, FRO
$25 to $50.
;, Kawafhau, Kauai, DR.. Karl Hoffma
from $25 to $50.
Koloa. Kauai, DR.. H. B. Cooper, fro
s25 to $50.
Eva, oahu, DIR. r. J. McGettig'
Temporary. from so to $50.
Waianae, Oahu, None; from $40 to 5
WaiaIua, oahu, DR.. H. Wood, fro
SO to $50.
I.ahaina, Maui, DR.. ]. Molony, fro
m s25 to $50.
'm Makawao. Maui. DR.. w. f. McCo
m KEY. from s25 to $50.
Waikiki, Maui, DIR. r. Fl. Dlnegi
m from $25 to $50.
North KohaIa. Hawaii, DR.. B.
z BOND. from $40 to $50.
% Hamakua Hawaii, DR.. +. w. ray
g temporary, from SIS to $50.
& North Hilo. Hawaii, DR.. Archer lrW
9 from $25 and $50.
= The committee recommended tapIi
% Sheldon's bill allowing visitors TO
Ieper Settlement at any time un'
& restrictions and to provide visit
g room for their accommodation, WI
q was done This matter had area
= been attended to by the Board
8 Health.
e THE MAIHI TRAIL.
A bunch of recommendations
u lconomunications dating back TO l9U1 {