Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-10

break of disease, dwelling on its dan
gerous possibilities.
This is not a theory, but an actual
and dangerous condition that now con-
fronts us" says the report. Going fur
Their and discussing the dissemination
of germs from poi barrels, it says: 1T
is difficult to conceive more danger
Gus source of contagion or a more apt
and excellent conveyor than this or one
that menaces so many homes DIT once
Certainly by no other means except by
injecting Nuuanu reservoir could the
disease become so widespread in so
short a time. Because of its knowledge
of these facts and because it knew
what these facts mean to this COM
munlty, and particularly to the poorer
members of this community, this board
decided to throttle this source of i'm
minent and grave peril in the very be-
ginning and thus protect those hum
Bier members of our city, wl.o through
lack of information, are most exposed
to this dangerous disease"
The Committee on Agriculture rec
commended that Marcallno's bill, maxi
ing it mandatory upon the Board of
immigration to aid homesteaders by
fencing, dwellings,, etc, up to at least
100000 per annum, was tabled, on the
grounds that the act lacks definiteness
of detail. The bill was accordingly
tabled.
Representative Huddy's pet resolu-
ton setting aside the hall of Repre-
sentatives for the use of the Legisla
ture only, except for public occasions
when the Governor may allow it to be
used was up again this morning. Mar
callino offered an amendment allowing
the hall to be used as a courtroom
while repairs to the judiciary building
are in order. The amendment was ta-
bled by a vote of Is to IL. The reso-
luton was finally passed, 25 to 5, Ar
cher. Cooke, Long, Marcallino and Ia
wares voting against it, on the ground
that the hall is badly needed for other
purposes.
Resolutions.
Ii. R. 73-By Fernandez. Endorsing
plan to send National Guard officers to
Mexico.
II. r. 74-By Williamson Appropri-
ating $4,000 for agricultural substa-
tions, to be expended under direction
of agent in charge of the Federal eX-
pertinent station.
II. r. 75-By Waiaholo. Directing
the Board of Health to discharge from
the leper settlement all persons free
from the disease, under parole.
II. C. r. No BY Makekau. Au-
thorizing the Territory to guarantee in
terest on certain railroad bonds.
II. c. r. No. 10--By Sheldon Re
duesting Congress to order surveys OF
harbors and ports of Lahaina, Maui,
and Waimea, Kauai for Improvement.
Bills introduced.
II. b. 139-By finance committee.
Appropriating $42S for relief of Ha-
waian Development Co.
II. B. 140-By Marcallino Amend
ing Session Laws relating to observ-
ance of Sunday.
Fl B. 141-By Alfonso. Relating to
communication of prison sentences.
H. 3. 142-By Alfonso Relating to
dutics of sheriffs of several counties.
Fl. B. 143-By Alfonso Relating to
admission of practitioners in courts OF
Territory.
Fl. 3 144-By Castle. Amending
! laws relating to insane persons.
Passed Third Reading.
Fl. b. SS-By Keliinoi. Prohibiting
taking Of fish with nets in harbor OF
Honolulu. Ayes, 30; noes, l kane-
koa).
II. B. 1OS-By Alfonso. Appropriat-
| ing $40777 for settlement of claim OF
Hilo Electric Light Co. Ayes, 30.
S. b. 2S-Making additional appro-
| priation of $4,000 for Kapiolani Girls
Home. Ayes, 30.