Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05

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that there were only six members
present. 1t WAS decided 10 discuss.
the situation at the next meeting Ct
which time Miss Dawson win be
present and will present her side OF
the question. 1t was the opinion OF
those who were present this morning
that mistake has been made some
how.
The matter Of the Appropriation OF
the money by the legislature for the
new building for homeless children
was not discussed, the motion simply
being made by the president and
passed upon by those present. This
also win be taken. up at the next
meeting Of the society.
The report of Miss Rose DAWSON
for the months Of December and jan
uary show great improvement in the
condition of the animals. The reporf
dealt entirely with the cases of ami
mails, there being nothing mentioned
regarding children, and was as fol-
lows:
During the holiday weeks CON
dftiohs OF animals were much better
than the previous year. There were
not so many calls from JoEerloading
or from horses being driven till they
were exhausted. Auto trucks were
used instead Of wagons and also q
great many private machines.
Stables Visited
The only stables that j have visited
and watched closely the past two
months were the government stables
and the Honolulu Construction. AMI
| mails that are being worked from
these two stables seems to Be the ones
that are being reported on. The con
struction stables have lS9 mules and
horses During the first part OF De
Icsmber I found Is heads with bad
gals. At the present time there are
4 with bad gals and with snall
ones.
During the first part Of DeeembSer
Supervisor Low called my attention
TO the condition Of animals being used
in the waterfront dredging. Many
were badly CALLED from chains. Tke
work was being done BY the Honolulu
/ CONSTRUCTION Co, and the mules were
badly CALLED as he had reported. HAD
them Immediately make : shit or
their mules; also had protectors put
on the chains This did not prove
very satisfactory. The leather pro
tectofs got wet and when dry was
hard and CALLED the mules. Now old
water hose is. being used as bnotec-
tors over the chains and Is more
Satisfactory as hose when wet or dry
is always soft.
Cases Of Cruelty
Case I. Mules hauling pineapples
at the railroad depot. The mules were
being beaten BY the driver with 1
pick. This team is owned BY the Ho-
nolulu Construction co. Reported
case and Driver r. Flynn was dis.
missed by Mr. Relser, the same day.
Case 2. Case Of Cruelty Hawaiian
driver named KopOno beating team Of
bay horses down at Kakaakp. This
team is owned BY, the Honolulu Con-
sfractioni Co. Reported this case to
Mr Beiser and he dismissed the
Case 81. Temporary removal from
abor- Complaint of Mrs.. Eaton, Pa
cific Heights Bay horse IA Leyya
srocery. wagon. Bad collar aalls The
horse was rented from the Cfrh
Stables; had animal removed nom
labor.
Case 4. Temporary removal from
labor Complaint OF Miss Lee. DARK
brown horse In Japanese wagon lame.
Name Of owner Suki.
Case 5. Animal killed. Cat owned
Ety Mrs. McErosson, 3rd avenue. Raj.
Huki Cat was chloroformed.
Case s. Case OF cruelty.-Japanese
diver of Hack "a. Beating his horse
because 1t had refused % pull the
hack. He said the horse vas iuit
broken and had l. snaky disposition.
Stopped him beating and sent horse
back to stables. This case was found
near r. r. Station at IL p. n.
Case Q. Temporary removal from
lahor-Bay horse In dray owned by
Airs. C. M. White Lame ia the front.
Stopped Its being worked. This case.
was found on Makiki street. :,
Case 8. Temporary removal from
labor. Complaint OF Mrs. r. Slipper.
Bay horse IN japanese wagon bad
collar gals. Had horse removed from
harness. Name OF owner Motto. This
case was found near the College OF
Hawaii. 3
Case 3. Case Of eyerioadin ing .-DrayI
hauling sand up Manoa Hill over
loaded. Made driver unload part of
hfs load. Name Of driver Suknwa.
Case 10-Roan mare in dump cart