Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-13
SENATE
Continued from Psae y
Ipnose Change of Date
PICTURE FRAMING

No. ~, also came in for COndemna-
ton, and the Senate was asked to
oppose the measure.
A resolution asking that the pros
ecution of criminal cases be turned
over to the County Attorneys of the
various Counties, was also included
In the bunch.
The resolutions were referred 10
the various committees OF the Sen
ate.
Senate BIZ No. 20, providing Tor
certain amendments OF the compul-
sorry vaccination law, was evidently
affected by its number, for II rain
against all Kinds OF snags.
Compulsory Vaccination
President Smith took the floor. hav
ing turned the Chair over to Senator
Kalama, and talked at length against
the section of the bill which requires
the written consent OF parents OF
school children before the operation
of vaccination can be performed.
The President stated that many
of the terrors OF the disease of small
box were removed when vaccination
became general, and said that Il was
recognized throughout the world as
essential that the public pe projected
from the danger OF epidemics OF the
disease, by vaccination.
He painted the ravages wrought
by the scourge In these islands in
the days before vaccination became
general, and then told how the ter
rible disease had been rendered harm
less by general and compulsory vuc-
cination. H.....
Were the decision left with par
ents, said the speaker, Il would be
difficult matter to make vaccination
laws eficaclous.
Action Deferred
Makekau moved to defer action un
til the 18th. that the report of the
Health Committee, covering the bill.
might be typewriter and distributed
among the Senators. Such was the
action taken.
House Bill No. IS, relative to GER
tificates of vaccination took IN. some
course.
Senator Quinn s,.,Ls
Senator Quinn took tho floor aoon
after the session was called IN order
and. I'm injured tones comn,oip.d
that one OF the newspapers had mis-
represented his stand on the Moore
lllquor bill. I'm that II had charged him
with seconding the motion To recon.
| slider wbep In ,ea,i,v be had don.
nothing of the sort He insinuatcd
that the report had nut him In a false
light, though he did not offer TO ex-
plain his vote of ives" when the
question of passing the hill ON second
reading was raised.
| when the time comes peopIe will
learn where I stand on the liouor
BILL" was the way in which Quinn end.
cd his speech.
Charter Revision Ri,l
The charter revision bill came up
from the House and passed first read
| INK, DelnR referred 10 the PrlntlnE
Committee.
The bill, allowing the Mayor to en-
gage In business other than his pub
lie duties, and raising the salary of
his secretary to $500, passed second
reading. The Judiciary Committee
reported in favor of allowing the
Mayor more leeway, hut declined to
make any Recommendation relative
to the salary of His Honor's hench-
man.
Senator coelho introduced a resolu-
ton calling upon the Commissioner
of Public Lands to make a report to
the Senate on the disposition of GER
tain public lands. Coelho said that
he had received advices to the effect
that certain persons had tried to get
hold OF public lands for Industrial
purposes, but had been able to get
little or no satisfaction from the land
Office. The resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
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