Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
MAUI BOND BILL
CONTINUED from Pace u

Land Commissioner Pratt sent In hil
answers to the series of questions re-
garding public lands propounded by
Makckau. After the communication
had been read Makekau moved that II
he referred to the Printing Committee
so that each Senator could have u
copy.
Coelho said II was no use to do this
rs the time was too short to do any leg
islation in.
Makekau's motion carried.
House Bill 223, limiting the time In
which damage suits could be instituted;
House Bill 1876, regulating and promot-
ing the transportation of fresh fruit to
the mainland; passed first reading
WALLACE RESOLUTION.
House Concurrent Resolution No. l2,
condemning the Board of Health for
not allowing Wallach to try mis- stunts
on its wards, and resolving that the
next Legislature should take the mat.
ter up, came up. Lane moved to adopt
! tho resolution.
| Il move to refer 1t to the Health
Committee" said Smith. Il think
there are some things in II which are
unnecessary. There was certainly
nothing insulting about the Boards ac.
| ton"
LEGISLATURE IGNORED.
Lane said the Board could have used
some more diplomacy and have paid
more attention to the wishes of the
legislature, instead Of ignoring II. II
should have allowed Wallach To prac-
tice, even II II thought that he was
| lake.
Smiths motion to refer was lost.
Kalama said he thought II was a very
questionable thing for this Legislature
10 pass up matters to its successors. He
therefore thought IL was proper to re-
Ter the resolution to some committee
BOARD MADE MISTAKE
Il feel there has been mistake
made, and that the Board of Health
should not have acted as IL did" said
smith. Still ! do not feel like voting
for tie resolution on account of some
OF the expressions In it,"
| Action was finally deferred until
p. m.
Coelho said he had letter from
Pinkham when was practically Il re-
traction Of the statement that the
Health Committee had failed to report
ON one OF his letters of information.
The Health Committee reported ON
House Bill 2O6. providing for home
Tor the male children OF leprous par
ents, recommending that 1t be tabled
TO be considered with Senate Bill lO2,
In which the item Of $4,000 for the
purpose, had been included. Adopted.
SUPERVISORS MEETINGS.
knudsen reported for the conference
committee on the bill setting the day
Tor supervisors meetings, recommend
Ing that II be amended 80 that the
meetings be held on the first Wednes-
day OF each month, with the exception
OF Maui. where the meetings should be
held on the first Wednesday of each
month. This was adopted
FAVOR CONDEMNATION BILL
The Lands Committee reported on
Senate Bill l0I, providing for the con-
demnation OF public and private lands
for rights OF way for the distribution
and sale of water for reservoir sites,
commencing the object Of the bill, but
stating that there was considerable OPP
position to the bill, and recommending
that 1t be taken up by the Senate as
Committee of the Whole.
RESOLUTION TO CONGRESS.
Mccarthy introduced concurrent
resolution requesting Congress to pass
an act to regulate the local territorial
and county government, SO that over.
tapping functions were cut out,
| Coelho moved to adopt the resolu-
| ton.
SMITH AGAINST HASTE.
! Smith said no hasty action should be
| taken. No loose DrODOsitiOn making