Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-01

MoANAuli WAS the STAR


he had enabled one to open n hand I
which before was useless. had enabled |
pnother to breathe through his nos |
ifils. which before were closed, had /
driven away the bumps from the face .
81 one and reduced the swelling Of his I
ear.
"Thc testimony he said, "is Ia the |
effect that II these men had not been
arrested, they would be all right by
nov.
There were also others besides
these two who told me they had been
successfully treated by wallach. I
would like to know In what way We
would be affected II we passed this
resolution. ! cant see how we would
be affected II at the end Of six months
this doctor failed to cure the ten lep'
ers asked for. strongly support this
resolution"
Kaniho moved to postpone consider.
atior Of the resolution until tomor.
row. Coney moved that II be post
poned until May /. the last day Of the
session. Moanauli wanted II POSITION.
ed until Wednesday.
Coneys motion was put and lost.
The motion To postpone until Wed.
nesday carried. and there Ii an oppor-
tunlty for another flood of foolishness
on the part of Moanauli and his sup
porters.
NET LATE
Instead of meeting, as usual, at .
o'clock this morning Speaker Holstein
called the House to order at $3.50.
Previous to that time, Captain Der.
ger with his boys serenaded the leg
islative members with Hawaiian airs.
The members of the House and some
of the members Of the Senate were
seated on chairs arranged on the makai
lanai.
The communication relating to the
pay Of the Hawaii County police Off
GERS Of 1905. appointed by Supervisors,
which was sent here by Sam Pun,
County Clerk of Hawaii. in response
TO the resolution Of the House sent
him last week, showed that the total
sum due the officers, which Is duly
certified to by the County Clerk,
amounts to s5425.07.
SENATE COMMUNICATIONS
Clerk Savidge OF the Senate inform
cd the House that House Bill 1873, pro
hibiting any person from holding more
than one Office, either elective or APP
pointiye, at the same time, introduced
by Moanauli, had passed third read
ing.
House Bill Al, relating to promulga-
| ton Of laws; House Bill 50, relating
to reserved questions, and House Bill
1852. relating to coroners' inquests;
and Senate Bill 40, prohibiting any
one from digging across any Gov
eminent road without the consent OF
the Board of Supervisors, had also
passed third reading In the Senate.
House Bill 1856. creating Counties
within the Territory and providing Tor
the Government thereof, was returned
TO the House.
lLABORERS' PAY
House Bill 1856, regulating the pay
of laborers and fixing II at $l.25 per
day, passed second read In the House.
HAWAIIAN LIBRARY
House Bill 1873. establishing the la.
waiian Library and providing for It's
care and management, passed third
u reading, 20 ayes, 3 noes and 3 absent
MOANAULPS RESOLUTION
Moanauli's concurrent resolution re
garding officers of the United States
judiciary Department defending pris
oners In criminal cases before the Ter
ritorlal courts, came up for considera
ton on second reading. Kaleiopr
moved to table. He said that while
the Bar Association has condemned
the action OF the United States Dis
: trict Attorneys for appearing In Ger
tain cases against the territory, NJ
! thought that the Legislature shouit
not be made channel through whicf
the Bar Association should proceed
/, and he opposed the action OF the AS
l sociation.
r Rawlins said that while he woult
I rot say one way or the other, ne wal
[ ready to defend the Bar Association