The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26


are ~ iutn over 20 the counties asa
shat 40 retain ne a part n the ecn
trail system. J therefore move that
cons dcfaiion ~ an ihcsc Boafd ~
Health Nems hf dcfr' "a aud hl, the
chairman ~ the Public Health aud
Police Committee Introduce a bill 10
morrow covering these points and turn.
ing over 10 the counties the work Of
sanitation purc food inspection, med
zeal and quarantine service and sup.
plies
The items were deferred.
What appointments and work the
House will turn over Go the counties
IL Shingles ideas are carried out will
be; Appointments If psychologists
and Psychologists. appointments Of gov.
eminent physicians. appointments "
Keepers Of quarantine stations, ap.
pointments of morgue attendants, ap.
pointments Of sanitary inspectors, the
carrying ON of the rat campaigns in
Honolulu and llilo, the prevention and
cure of tuberculosis and the work of
quarantine. fumigation, disinfection,
purchase of medical supplies and the
suppression of contagious diseases.
A moving picture of the average
county supervisor selecting bacteri-
ologist would be a treat.
WIN See the Mortars.
An invitation to the members TO
visit the fertilization works at Dia.
mond Head, from Major Winslow,
Corps of Engineers, was read as the
first matter of business yesterday
Tho ,ntn az nA
that a pass for the members was sent
on the understanding that they de.
sired to see the Fort Ruger guns, This
was referred to the Military Commit.
tee to make the necessary transporta-
ton arrangements.
overworked and Underpaid,
A petition signed by hfty-three
teachers was presented under a sus'
pension of the rules by Nakaleka. The
petition urged the Legislature to ap'
propriate appropriately for the schools
and that "to reduce the salaries OF
an already overworked and underpaid
body of faithful public servants would
be an act of the greatest injustice tc
them.
Order of the Day.
Again the order of the day was
reached on short notice, the first roll
call being taken at 9:25, at which time
seven members were missing. keala
waa was excused on account of tn,
death of his grandchild, and Hihio was
absent, according to the Speaker
without reason and without excuse. ;
The vote was on House Bill 1872, AT
fonso s second bill to protect the pur
chasers of real estate from fraudulen
conveyances, the bill being fixed t.
meet objections pointed out in a vet'
from the Governor. The bill passed.
House Hill 1877, to provide for thu
repayment of an original homesteade
for permanent Improvement placed
upon homestead subsequently aban
doned, passed final reading without de
bate.
House Bill "a, Castro, forbidding tn
issuing of commercial paper with thu
intention of putting it into circulation
as medium of current exchange, wa
deferred until the afternoon, Douthit
asking for time to find out what tn
bill might mean.
House Bill LAG, relating to pounds
J providing for fee of four bits t
peace officers for every head of stocl
impounded, was discussed little an
an amendment offered by Furtado. TIL
bill was held over until the afternoon
House Bill 100, Single, allowing
lien attachment on the property of
defendant in a suit as security for tn
Judgment in the case, was also de
ferred, Rice asking for time to con
slider amendments. Douthitt explaine
that the amendments had been suggest
ed by the Bar Association, which ha
! discussed the bill.
Kaniho Opposes Militia Roll.
House Bill 50, Kamanoulu, the mill
tia enrolment bill, was read and dis
cussed being verbally amended. Ric
thought the Adiutant General Nigh
prepare the list instead of the tax as
SCISSORS. He also proposed the Boar
of Registration. Kaniho had som
timated that he feared compulsory ell
listment. Alfonso, of the Militar
: Committee, answered the question
asked.
Kaniho moved the indefinite pos
ponement of the bill. He said ther
was law already in force empower
ing the Governor to call out all me
TO the front to defend the country i
case of war. He foresaw much hare
ship to men with families if this bi
| passed. He objected to a tax assesso
compiling any list of men to be sen
to war and also objected to piling tn
extra work on the tax assessors.
seemed to him that the general powe
given the War Department was a
ready sufficient.
Cohen said that Kaniho was Labor
ing under a delusion and had evidentl
not read the bill through. The bi
itself provided for the extra pay an
: the bill was copied from bill passe
in every State and Territory of tn
Union. 1t had been recommended b
the President of the United States an
supported by every patriotic man j
the United States. at would be
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