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Goto medicineHarris said if you segregate a

man you must also support himChillingworth said when is the me-

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the money wb made available anorder could bo sent at once and themoney drawn

OhillinoAvorth again said that howas not opposed to Dr Gotosamendment but how about theirsupport Upon which Harris saidthat the support of thoss peoplewas everything and he thereforemoved to amend support segrega ¬

tion and treatment of lepers 15 --

000 and for the purchase of DrGotos medicines 3000

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Aylett strongly supported thosending for Dr Gotos remediesWe should provide tho ineauswhereby these msdlcioos may begot He would amecd Harrisamendments by making the support

12000 and 6000 for tho Goto re-

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himself by stating 10000 amonth Vida seconded HarrisAmendments and after some furthor arguments tho items wore finallypssecd as amended

Kaniho moved to ineort a newitem to pay Dr Goto to oome hereand treat leprosy 7000 Wlftu

Bkod what it was for whether topay him monthly Kaniho answeredto get him to como here Aylettsaid he would be glad to vote forsuoh an item but what was the uboof wasting publio money so DrGoto was here during Gibaous timesod treated lopors and those he6oid were cured wore deohredby Dr Emerson and others that the

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SATURDAY MAY 16 1903

MR PROTS CLMM

We do not understand that any

part of tha argument in the Houseof Representatives yesterday onent

the proposal to ideminify the Mer-

chants

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Association to the amount of

10000 for expenses of J Prattwas intended as either a defense of

Delegate Wilcox or a criticism of

Mr Pratts work The principlesguiding the opponents of the propoflition saemed very clear althougheither intentionally or through

carelessness escaping the notice of

the Advertiser andits anything lo

make capital friends

Mr Pratt was not sent to Washing-

ton

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by the Legislature The Legis-

lature¬

by the votes of the people

already bad a representative thenin the person of Mr Wiloox TheMerchants Association a worthyand valuable comuercial body ofHonolulu picked up Mr Pratt andon the score pf acquaintance with a

number of prominent men in Con ¬

gress end his versatile and affable

qualities did much toward gettingthe fire claims bill through

The value of Mr Pratts work does

nothoweverenter into the questionTho sending of bim to Washingtonwas an independ nt Act and his

work in ro far as the intent of theMerchants Awooiaioo and the flintof Mr Pratt are concerned was in-

dependent¬

of the Legislatures es-

tablished¬

schemo and of the delegatesent there by the people at largeAnd had not the sending of Mr

Pratt to Washington a niggerbehind it Was it not an Hurtbuoyed by the needs and anxietyof the fire claimants to make politi-

cal

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capital Was it not in otherwords a Republican drive to discre-

dit¬

Mr Wiloox

But even that is not the point No

Independent body should be allowed

MBMRF

to Bend lobbyists away on publio

business and expoot tho government

to pay the bill Oaco the precedentis ostnblirhad thoro is no tellingwhore it may ond Wo may nextexpect to hear of the Biilders andTraders Union the Y W 0 A or theAnti Saloon League submittingstatements of the expenses of deviouslobbyists at Washington The prin-

ciple

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upon which tho House oppo ¬

nents worked was sound and on theside of publij cafety

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The Paradise of tho Paoific shouldif it wants to be quoted as a correctauthority give tho correct names of

people it mentions We notice P PWood for that of Senator Palmer PWoods

What use is there for the insertionof items in the Emironoy Bill

when it can only ba made availablefor a little more than a month We

think that th members would show

more wisdom if they wore to proratewhat is really needed by them andlet the balance of their wants be in-

serted¬

iu another one of tho manyAppropriation Billa to be consideredduring this extra session They mayaa well go hang themselves

Representative Nakaleka made hismaiden legislative spneoh yesterdayon an item for the purchase of DrGotos leper medicine What gothim to loosen up a bit we dontknowbut it must have been probab-

ly

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Boma of those Goto purgativesGo to Japan and got Goto to furnishsome of hh rcmediesand may loosenhim up more Who says that nogood can oome out of NakalekaNezaretbwhen we have this Molo

kai clam open at last

Representative Kalama is anothercraok-n-jic- k cf a chairman of theCommittee of the Whole for be wasno sooner made chairman that hestraightway followed in formerChairman Wrights footsteps ofordering a recess so as to give himtime for breathing and to whiff to-

bacco

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smoke And autocratic anddictatorial when I ho cant be beatHe probably feels the effect cfwarming the Speakers ohair andthe malady is no doubt very catch-ing

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Sure Maui is the bossl

We deem the course adopted bythe Senate in holding up the HouseExpense Bill to be a very high hand-

ed¬

proceeding If it wants to re-

duce¬

the amount deemed needed forthe Bouse it should do so rightsoon without further delay But ifit does not want to do snthuniheHouse can follow the Senate in ad-

journing¬

over every three dy andhen nothing will be gained We

hops that somehiog will ehortly bedone to relieve tho evident distressamong cortain country membersBut a certain gentleman said yosterday why didut tho Housa finish theAppropriation Btls during the regular session And why The Houseis a Republican controlled body andwhy didnt the Republicans getthrough with oU the work in limbWell you know

Ouly the House was in seesionyesterdv the Senste having ad-

journed¬

till Monday And it con ¬

sidered Ih9 Emergency B II themembers having somewhat generousmocd duriog the afternoon givingwhattvar was asked hereby losingsight altogether of the nature of thebill to heiog an emergency ap

propriation bill to that of a bill for

the carrying out of certain pelschemes for roads and bridgor eta

Mombers have so far disregardedtho calls far emergency funds for

certain named departments of thoGovernment and so doing aftercasting Blurs upon cortain depart-

mental¬

heads give suah chiefs moremonoy to spend and mayhap fur-

ther¬

disregard the needs of thepeople They should by all meanshew to tho line and instead of in-

creasing¬

cxpenditureeshould curtailtho amounts to be spent

Representative Vida yeBterdoy

forced Representative Paolo to sup-

port¬

his amendment to the item forroadB and bridges Fifth District

bo that it may read roads andbridges Dsteict of Kona Fifth Dis

triot At t hetime Paole failed tocomprehend its effaot and in sup-

porting it he gave away the chancesof tho outer districts receiving any-

thing¬

out that item Should it finally pass as now amended such anappropriation can only be spent in

that portion of the District of Konain the Fifth District that h fromNuuanu streol on the oast to Moana- -

lua on the west and from the coa

coast to tho mountain leaving outthe two Koolau Districts E vaJ Wai

anae and Waialua He found outhis error wherein the lono Repub-lican returned from the Fifth Dis-

trict¬

stole a march over him whichevidently compelled him to ask in-

sertion¬

of separate items for roadsand bridges for Ewa Waianaa andWaialua Having allowed himselfto be so easily derailed he was foundout to be not on to his job We

think that he ought to take lessonsfrom another source and not dependentirely on his own misapplied re-

sources¬

i

The petition of Mrs Kekie Amarawhich failed of being consideredduring the regular session for theloss sustained by the estate of herlate husband in the destruction of a

house by the plague conflagration ofJanuary 20 1900 we deem a fair oneto be considered by a Epeoial com-

mittee¬

It is not on a par with theSerrao claim nor with any otherclaim of similar nature The peti-

tion¬

which should have been filedwith the Fire Claims Commissionfail to reach its destination by beingdelayed in the mails it being tran-

smitted¬

in ample time from Waialuabut on arrival in the postodioj herethere it rested several days till aftertho closing up timo for the receiptof claims which should be consideredalthough tho Commitsion bad norecourse under the terms of the FireClaim Act but to decline acceptanceof ita receipt within the statutorytime limit and further thoro is

equity and justice involved whichboars consideration investigationand adjudication by the highesttribunal in tho land OlLerohimswero not preeenled nor an intentionto preseut attempted and in theSerrao claim it bad been heardjudgment rendered and awardedand part payment had been ac-

cepted¬

Basohall TodayThe bssbballl season will begin

on tbo Punahou campus at 130 o-

clock¬

this afternoon with a game be ¬

tween the Hac and Punahouteams to bo followed atlB0byqgame between the Kamehamehasand Elke The band will be in at ¬

tendance throughout the afternoonNewton and Bowers will umpiro thegames The H A O and Elks S3erato be the favorites lo the contests

Nervous Debilityij often one of the most distressing aftereffects of the Gnp It may also be causedby overwork worry mental strain or excessesof almost any nature Whatever the causea debilitated nervous system means that thenerves lack nutrition Feed the nerves andlife will renew its joys for you

The best nerve foodand the mosf valuabletonic because it both builds up the blood andstrengthens the nerves is Dr Wflhams PinkPills for Pale People- - Hundreds of worn outdepressed men and women have been madestrond nerved ambitious energetic andhealthful by this remedy

Among tho woll known men oj tho newspaper profession Is FJ Lawrence of 435 Fourth Avenue Detroit Mich who for tho past

loveu jcarshas Leon at his desk e cry day JloenjaAt ono time 1 wns In such a condition Mint my physician said

I would hie nervous prostration that I would lmoto Btopuowe-p-ipe- rwork or 1 would go to ploces If I perslstod In doing It An I

wns destroying what nero force I hud left 1 lost flesh and hod acomplication of ailments Uilch linfllcd skillful physicians Anassociate recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills for Palo Peopleand I gnvo them u trial I cant say thai I recehed any benefitfrom tho first box but derlvodxery good rosults from tho secondThey gave mo strength nnd helped my shattered ncn es so that Icould got a full nlglitH rest

A great deal of pain In the small of the hack I attributed to aderangement of tho kldnejH Tor this complaint Dr WilliamslInk Pills for Palo Pcoplo worked wondcis Soon nftcr I boguntaking them regularly the pain censed nnd I felt UUe n new man

I am greatly encouraged from tho results or using n few boxesnnd nm confident that tho pills will work n complete restorationof my former condition Vow LXcning Aeut Detroit Mich

Sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by theDr Williams Medicine Co Schenectjvdv N Y nnreceipt of price 50cents per box 6 boxes 250

News In Anil

About Washington

Special Correspondence of The Inde ¬

pendent by Charles A Edwards

Continued from yesterday -

There is great rejoicing in theoffice of the American ProtectiveTariff Leigue in New York It hascompelled President Roost vjlt tochange front on the question oftariff revison and it is now boastingof its achievement It is no exag ¬

geration to say that the most pow-erful

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instrument in this countrytoday for the moulding of publio3ntiment is the organization of

manufacturers which bears thatnam The American ProtectiveTar ff League defeated the Cubanreciprocity legislation of the firstsession cf the Fifty seventh Con ¬

gress emssoulated the Cub id reci-procity

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treaty ratiD d at the lastssBsion and will attempt at tW nextsession to further negatrivothattreaty It has thus farjprevantedthe ratification of the reciprocitytreaties negotiated by Mr KassonIt has combatted thetowa idea sosuccessfully that Presidoot Roosevelt who started out with a decla ¬

ration that he would tUnd pat bnthe McKiuley policies which in-

cluded¬

reoiproc has now con ¬

cluded to stand wUh the hightariff fnctnn of his puty JTheleague has a membership of 1000including some of bo most prominent manufacturers of iron Bteolcotton good woolen goos cutleryYiukeo notions leather goodshosiery glovjs varnish silks etc iutbo entire country

The 1009 metnba pjy in yearswjon important elections are on aminimum annual nsiessmaut of

100 men This raiaimutn fund of103000 is BtvelleJ by a idltioiinl

contributions as the nocnuion de ¬

mands The object of the AmiiioanProtective Tariff League is to orentesentiment in this country favorabldto the miiutocanoa of the protec ¬

tive tariff and to prevent tlu abitqmout of tsistiug tariff rntes It isth porsoniflnation of the etndpat jdea It opposes tho orossingof a I the dotting of an ior thochanging of a punctuation mork inthe existing tariff la The ttaueeffects its purpones and accomplishes its object of ruilding publiasputiinent by working up3n thereadera of tho niunry trirougl amasterful ayslem of uanapapor ayudicates It boasts thst the oombiuod circulation par wi ek of tho news ¬

papers using tbo ditorUla andother maUer eout ov jv bo league

was 6000000 Approximately thatrepresents 21000000 readers perweek All this matter is toil outin stereotyped form and free to thepapers desiring to uss it Besidesthis tho league publishes a weeklypaper cillod the American Econo-mist

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whioh is sent out to al theleading papers of-- the country andhas a circulation of more than 14- -

000 per week It voiefs the mostintelligent thought on the tariffquestion from the standpoint ofprotection and its sophistries arereproduced as editorials in manyof tho leading papers of the nationFrom the above can ba gatheredaa --

idea of the itnmenao engine used bythe protective tariff interests of thecountry to keep the people fooledand bslitving that they are gettingsome benefit fron the system ofprotection If the people were get-

ting¬

the benefit and not the specialinterests does any sane man sup ¬

pose those interests would contri-bute

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310000 a yrar to keep up theprotection wall Is cot this suff-icient

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evidence to the poople of theootRtry that they are being bledand robbed by this sat pf men andspecial interests putting up themoney to keep them hoodwinkedby makiog thorn bolievo that pro-tection

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is helping thm and thecountry What more do they wantTho democratic party paadorsto nospecial interests whose profits aremade by robbing the people andhoreforo it has no propaganda and

llJ Ui JUHJ U BD1UU1IBU uu j uy WUiOuits ideas of good government can beconstantly pounded into the peopleIf the democratic party could havehad even 1000 papers for the pastten years exposing the fallacies ofhigh nroteotion the farmers of thecountty who suffer most from thisone sided gamp would today bo almost unanimous in their oppositionto protection We have no fount-ain

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of wonlth filched from thep ckut3 of he people from whioh todraw and tUeiefore the poople donot gat the truth They got onlythe honied oophietries from an or¬

ganized bnuU of publio plunderersand go on lotting well enoughaloue until the tiaud is burstingwith boodlo When the membersare gorgd and get to quarreliugamoug themselves as they are nowdoinf ihon the people will begin togetfi glimpsB of tho truth It reibvtaw to b n how muoh longer

tic ppopl 11 stand for this lort ofii nu m J - Dgullod by this Ameriuii 1ro i o Tariff League It

U tlictu i S3 the Mcltioley andKit jDIuk v b Is with whioh to ab ¬

et raoU mJuey irom their pockets itdofoaYefl tlui Cuban reoiprooitymeasuiVo aud withaa soared thePresident nf tin Unitail States bythrfiatnjlin hi iaHat Inn uulesi lieibandoiUed ths Ilava icjea andelands tm ull luy deque iu tbo wayof high pWflHou Tho poople oaustop it biit lh probability is theywont utftit je ir balHou beoomaouipty

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IiOOAIi AND GENERAL NEWS

iThe grand jury adjournod yos

tordaj afternoon to Monday morn ¬

ing

jOsku plantation has rosumad itsdividends of ouo half per cent arqonthi

Col Sam Nowlein and Nid Doylowill open a retail liquor saloona tho oorner of King and Smithuljreota

jTho band will play for the baseball gamesnoon

in Funahou this after- -

I Governor Dolo will appoint ajudge and registrar to put the Tor ¬

res land law into effect onJuly1

Japanese Consul Saito will enter-tain-Lab-

Commissioner Sargentat dinner at the Moana hotol onMonday evening

The Territorial Toachera Association will meot at 730 Monday even ¬

ing in the High School building onEmma street- -

Prof ROTj Perkins i3 unable todraw his salary as acting commis-sioner

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of agriculture on account ofnot being an American citizan

The Kinau arrived just beforenoon from Hawaii and Maui a littlelate Mr and Mra L M Vettlesenof Lahaina were among the arrivalsin her

A he Athlete candy wagon ranaway on Boretania street this morn ¬

ing a shaft of which was broken inturning into Fort street at the cen-

tral¬

fire station

The Black Flag drew a bighouse and made an immense hit atthe Orpbeum last evening It willbe repeated tonight with every pro-

mise¬

of even greater success Lostin New York will be the matineeplay this afternoon

The war department has post-

poned¬

the oreation of a militarypost on the Kihuilu troot in Kalihiand has thrown up its options onthe property there A cablegramto thiB effeot was received by Cap-

tain¬

Williamson yesterday

Darby defeated Rosa in the tennismatch on the Paoiu3 courts yester-day

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afternoon and will thereforehave to meet Elnton on the Barotania courts this afternoon Thewinner in this contest will be re-

quired¬

to compote with championW P Roth Monday afternoon

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IN EXTBA STSBION

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Tho Second Tjoelalaturo for the Con-

sideration¬

of Appropriation Bills

THE 1100SE FIFTEENTH DAY

After the reguUr routine businesshad 1 been disposed of as usual Koupresented a resolution asking theinsertion of three item in the LoanBill 1 For breakwafer at Punaluu 3 000 2 for breakwater atKaluanui and Lslepa 8000j and8 for breakwater at Makao 2G00V

Tabled for consideration with thebill

Then the House wont into Com

mittee of tho Whole with Kalamain theehair for the further consid-eration

¬

of the Enerenoy Bill LTboitem for roads and bridges dthDistriot including Nuuanu AvenueHonolulu iOD0 was passed

Sections 2 S and 5 were passed asin the bill Section i was amendedby inserting tho following words in

the matter of the award of contractsshall be awarded to the lowest

bidder who shall fumiah a good andsufficient bond only upon publicadvertisement for tendon1 on mo

tion of K rnala Then tho titleand Section 1 wore passetl as in thebill after the taking of a short ra

oesi so that the Olerk stay make upthe footings of tin bill whichamounted to 521311075 an increaseof 46758 SO over the originalamount of 19654785 of the bill

On motion of Kumalae the com ¬

mittee roBe and reported the pas ¬

sage of tha bill the vico Speakerpresiding and another recess was

taken subject to the call of theohair so as to prepare tW comi- t-

teeg report On tho report being

rwn t- iip

tho same was adopted passing thebill on second reading

Knudaen moved to take up Bill 2

tho Loan Bill whioh was so douoKeliiuoi moved that tho memborsfrom eich distriot take the Itemsas appropriated by the committeefor oaoh couuty and to reportsomotimo next wosk Spaaker Backleywho was then in the ohair saidthat tho motion could not bo en ¬

tertained but tho House must gointo Committee of the Wholo andthen commit the items And onmotion of Knudsen tho Houso wentinto Committee of the Wholo withLong in the ohair The report ofthe committeo waB thou orderedroad on Kuudsens motion

Chillingworth moved to take upthe Territorial items and dispose ofthose first He thought that thiswould be the only proper courseKumalae said that it was better tokill two birds with one stone andmoved that the prorating mado bythe oommittee be referred to themembers from each county makingthem sub committees of this com- -

miltoeKaniho hold this bill should not

bo considered at this extra sessionBut before proceeding he askedwhat was being considered whetherit was tho bill or the report and thoOhair ruled Houso Bill 2 wob beingconsidered Then Kaniho said thatthis was making an enactment thatshould have been considered at thoregular BeEsion By looking at thobill ho notices that it is appropriat-ing money but it does not Btato

that it is a portion of tho amountauthorizud by an Act passed duringthe regular session

Harris rose to a point of orderand said that tho Committee wasconsidering tho report of tho com-

mittee¬

together with the bill AndKaniho said that was wjat he askedthe Chair and the Chair stated thatBill 2 was being considered Kanihowas supported by Baobley andPaele Some ssid tho Chair wasout when he ruled The Chairthen slated that Bill 2 was referredto the committee bui no reportBut the report was reai said one

and tho Chair said yes the motionwas that the report be read whichwas so done and no motion wasmade to refer the report Thisimmediately forced Harris to movethat the report be as well takon upand considered Carried

Harris also moved for tho adop ¬

tion of tho report and that broughtNl Becklev to his feet Baying that that

Nvoiifd virtually pass tho bill oncMid- - reading and then there

wouldvUa nothing else to do Thiscreated1 fomo wordy bantering be ¬

tween several membersKoliiuoOnoved to refer the coun-

ty¬

pro rals made in tho commit-tees

¬

report to the members of thedifferent bounties But this wasnot then considered Baokley mov ¬

ing to amend the title and passodas follows An Act making specialapprppriatiooajPfor the use of theGernrrreritTof the Territory of Hawaii during the two years whichwill end with the 30th dayof JuneA D 1905 Sections 1 and 2 werepassed as in tue bill

The Kumala Keliinoi motionwas renewed and pasad upon Andon motion the committee rose re-

ported¬

progress and asked leave tositogain whioh report was adopt-ed

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Chillingworth moved to adjournand Kumalae moved an amendmentto adjourn till 10 a m of ThursdayMany were hoard to Bay kue huton the amendment being put itwas oarried by a standing vote of 14

to 11 Adjournment to Thursdaywas theu announced by the Speak-

er¬

whioh was taken at 1155 oclock

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disease wib still in thoir systemsTho fiame thinR would again hoppan if he wai gotton here He hadBaen ono of the patient whowas uow n ictnato of tho settlemont

Kumalao Bpoko Btrongly sayingthat we should do something forthose unfortunate onas among ourpeople Than should bs treatedand not left to IheniBelvo It wqb

really pitiable to bbo some of ourpooplo over thero with tears intheir eyos appealing for such treat ¬

mentKauiho then said in Bupport of

his motion that as a member of thecommittee who visited the Settlemoat it waBpropor that they shoulddo something for thoso poiplo aocordiug to their own requssle Butha would reduce the amount to53000 and on being put it pasted21 aye s sud 1 no Long

Tho items under the Judiciaryand Attorney Generals Depart ¬

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tract¬

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5400 All passedHo offjred another item House

Numbering Department 5210 andcreated quite a disoussion Kanihoasked upon whose request werothese itenn coming in and Harrissaid from the Superintendent ofPublic Works who had addressedhlters to him as chairman of theFinance Committee Eumalae de ¬

manded to 86B the letters and Har-ris

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sent them over Then Andradesarcastically moved that the lettorsbe referred to the Printing Commit-tee

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so that members may bo fur-nished

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with copies The item pass ¬

ed on being voted uponPaelo moved the insertion of two

items Roada end Bridgos Eva3000 and tho same lor Waiariae

Chillingworth asked if thojo wereto bo included in the item for the5th District and Paelo answeredihey were separate The itemspassed

Tho following other itemB werealso ineerted By Vida wideningand extending Aala street to Kukuistreet 10000 by Andrade mac- -adamizing and repairing Lusitanastreet 10100

Vida amended Rjada andBridges 5th Distriot 12000 toraed roads and bridges Distriot ofKona 5th District and carried

Then Kumalae moved insertion ofan item for macadamizing stroesin Kewalo and Kakaako SlOCOOiHarris moved to strike out Kewalobut it failed and the item waspassed

Paela also mpyed o insert roadsand bridges Koolaupoko 200Koolauloa 3J0 and Waialua 1

000 PasiodKeliinoi offerod an itom for Na

hiku road 2500V but was notnot acted upon when on VidasmotioD tho committee rose report ¬

ed progress and askoJ leave to sitagain When the Houso came toorder the report was adopted

And ou Nakalekaa motion ad-journment

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disease was still in tlioir systemsTho same thing Would again happau if he was go Hon here He hadB8eu one of the patient whowas now an inmate of the settle ¬

mentKumalae spoko strongly saying

that we should do something forthose unfortunate oudb among ourpoople Than should be traatedand not left to IhemBelvo It wasreally pitiable to see some of ourpoople over thero with tears iutheir eyos appealing for Buch treat ¬

mentKauiho then said in support of

his motion that as a member of thecommittee who visited the SbUIbmoat it was proper that they shoulddo something for thoao potplo ac-

cording¬

to their own requsBts Buthe would reduce the amount to3000 and on being put it passed

21 ayes and 1 no LongTho items under tho Judiciary

and Attorney Generals Depart ¬

ments were pssjod ai in the billThen Harris moved to insert furthor amendments under the PablioWorks Department CurbingThomas Squire walks as per con-

tract¬

1036 75 This was to pay0 B Dvight Running expensesPumping Plants Honolulu WaterWorke 1600 aad General re-

pairs¬

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Numbering Department 5210 andcreated quite a discussion- - Kanihoasked upon whose request werothese item3 coming in and Harrissaid from the Superintendent ofPublic Works who had addressedhlters to him as chairman of theFinance Committee Kumalae de-

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¬

so that members may be fur-nished

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with copies The item pass ¬

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items Roads end Bridgos Ea3000 aud the same lor Waianae

Chillingworth asked if thoso wereto bo included in the item for the5th Dislrict and Paelo answeredthey were separate The itemspassed

Tho following other items werealso inserted By Vida wideningand extending Asia Btreet to Kukuistreet 10000 by Andrade macadamizing and repairing Lusitanastreet 10000

Vida amended Rmds andBridges 5th District S12O00 toraed roads and bridges District ofKona 5th District and carried

Then Kumalae moved insertion ofan item for macadamizing strcosin Kewalo and Kakaako SlOCOOiHarris moved to strike out Kewalobut it failed and the item waspassed

Paele also mped to insert roadsand bridges Koolaupoko 200Koolauloa 3J0 and Waialua 1

000 PassedKeliinoi offarod an itom for Na

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