Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18
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mat Great Britain be directed tC
| forthwith cede to us Scotland, or tnat
portion of it in which our citizens are
most interested.
/ Rep. Kawaakoa-I am unfortunately
in the position of having left all my
memoranda and data at home. and con-
sequently have nothing in the shape of
legislation to present. My main OBJ
iect in coming down was to see the
ElkS' Carnival, and incidentally LOOK
at the Floral Parade. Promotion is 4
favorite subject of mine, and l have
read all of'H. p. Woods letters in con
/ nection with this work The Russians
of course. will enjoy the Floral Pa
rade, and ] suppose, the Filipinos will
enter into the carnival spirit and mas
, querade at planters. What a pity we
! have not got more men like Steven
Pinkham, Campbell, Silva and DR..
Clark, | regret I did not meet Keere
when he was here, but, then, it only
"oes to show how well we are adver-
! tised when people come out here all
, the way from Washington. D. G..
Rep Castle-My bill providing Tor
the expenditure of the surplus funds
in the Territory treasury on belt roads
in the different counties has met with
general approved. Before introducing
my bill I consulted with Road Super
visor Wilson and we. with the APP
proval of Mayor Fern, looked up diff
ferent European authorities. and could
find no court decisions which wonld
make the amount less than 100000 for
Oahu. OF course. we realize that Will
sons salary must come out of this,
hut still some road work could hn
Gone and if Horace Crabbe is to be
retained. i've NAV have to cut ont a
bridge or two. In intend to put an
amendment to my bill after it is re-.
ported back from the committee. to the
effect that the rood shall be construct
cd in q good workmanlike manner, nnd
shall receive n top dressing of oil The
oil TO be purchased from the different
wells in which so much Honolulu "a =
ital is invested. This may increase
dividends. and the government conse-
uuentlv be a beneficiary through in
creased returns from the income tax
Rep. FernandeZ-This whole bust.
ness has been like lno8ing picture to
me. and l cant tell vet whose film it
was, | have not gotten my bills in
shape yet, but | intend to introduce
some. I have one bill which l shall
Introduce and I trust it will pass. This
bill provides that passes shall be given
to all the members of the House to
each of the shows of the city. Sc
much comment has been made in re-
gard to the moving pictures and the
factsthat they have not been censored,
that We should, as legislators, inves-
tigate l have also inserted provi-
sion in my bill that during the Holt
Gay season the public be admitted free,
as they have to buy so many other
things that an admission fee being
charged makes it a hardship on the
poor people. | have also provided that
the Theatrical Trust is to set aside
percentage of their profits and create
a fund to introduce and procure fo1
the public some real talent.
Rep. Rickard-I am new at this
game, but when | see how everybody
takes to it, why I am sure I shall like
it. My speciality is concurrent resolu-
tons, and | have a number of them
ready to be presented at the proper
time. | intend to introduce one abol-
ishing the office of national commit
teeman and collector of internal row
enue These two offices are useless
and only create trouble Look at the
revenue which was spent sending ca
bled to Washington, and the trouble it
caused George Carter making special
trip to Washington to interview Taft
also propose to abolish the Bar AS
ISOLATION, in the cause of Temperance.
Rep. Kawewehi-I am from the same
Representative district as the speaker
of the House, and believe that Mahu
kona and Kawaihae have a great flu
ture before them The algaroba ia
making marked progress, and sisal is !
looking up well.
Rep Observation-Disclosures on the Is
land of Kauai, is my home. 1t was
noted in ancient days for number o.
things, but today its main claim to
fame is for its
Rep. Kanekoa-!n thinking over the
situation and what would best bene- |
fit my constituents | have decided to
introduce a bill to do away with all
mechanical appliances used in the dis !
the Territory of Hawaii and to keep
all the steVedorcs on a regular month |
ly payroll, in order that no congestion