The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-28
KALEIOPU SHOOK
THE FOUNDATIONS
THE GENTLEMAN FROM THE
FIFTH DISTRICT POURED FORTH
AN IMPASSIONED SPEECH.
THE HOUSE.
SEVENTH DAY
MORNING SESSION.


Representative Kaleiopu this morn
ing favored the House of Representa-
tives with a Is minute discourse that
was a scorcher. He let his passion
rise and it was not until he unloaded
a speech that for force and invectives
marvellous in their range has been un-
equaled this session. When he sat
down it was similar to the lull which
follows the storm and brought forth
from Representative Sheldon the re-
mark that he was glad the earthquake
was past
Kaleiopu warmed up over a resolu-
ton which was introduced to have an
act prepared which when it became
law would allow the candidates for Of
flee to be named by the people as a
whole in a direct vote He claimed
that such law guaranteed the elective
rights of the people and he for one
would approve such a measure. His
speech had the effect of having action
on the resolution deferred.
The House came to order at a. m.
Chaplain Lono invoked the Divine
blessing. The clerk read the minutes
of the last meeting, which were ap-
proved.
STEAMSHIP SITUATION.
A communication was received from
q. c. Peters stating that the employees
of his department would appear before
the House at any time they were so
directed.
A communication was received from
w. R. Castle calling the attention of
the House to the condition which will
prevail here in the near future owing
to the withdrawal of the Oceanic
through steamships. He urged the
House to take some action. Referred
to committee on Commerce and Promo
ton.
JAIL AT HANAPEPE.
The Printing Committee reported that
House bills II, Is, 23, "a, 26 and "a were
printed and ready for distribution. The
committee on Health and Police re-
ported that they favored the insertion
of an item of $500 in the appropriation
bill for the erection of a Jail at Hama
pepe. They reported further that they
favored the erection of a Home for nom
leprous children of lepers in Honolulu
and that they favored an appropriation
to provide for same. They also report
ed that they favored the passage Of
House bill No Z providing for a hos
pital for North Kohaia.
FROM PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE
The committee on Public Lands re-
commended that the clerk communicate
with c. s. Holloway Superintendent of
Public Works in order to obtain in
formation regarding House bill No. 76
The committee reported further that
they favored the insertion of an item
of $500 in the appropriation bill for the
enlarging of the public warehouse at
Honoapu The committee also reported
that they favored the passage of House
bill No. 80, to amend Section 1872 of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii 1t was made
the special order of the day for tomor-
row Representative Nakaleka in
troduced a resolution appropriating
$3.50 for a derrick at the Wailau land
ing; $500 for trail to the landing; $500
for repairs to the Kamalo wharf. Re-
ferred to the committee on Public
Lands.
MEDICAL PRACTICE BILL.
Representative RaWins introduced
a bill to amend Chapter SO Of the Re-
vised Laws relating to the practice of
medicine. Passed first reading by
title.
Representative Correa introduced a
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