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H THURSDAY MARr

THE IECHaUAltJUE

Second Sotsion of tho Territorial LawMakinc Body of 1003

THE SENATE TIHRTT FWST DAT

AFTERNOON session

Consideralion of the Hilo ElectricRailway Bill was taken up no reaiserubling It Goally paBsed secondroading after many nraenjmBntsHbad been madiud was set for thirdrending today

Baldwin and Dickey introducednow bills previously given notice ofby them one and two each

House Bills on third reading werothan taken up Bill 38 relating tothe eoncoaliug of an iufant failedto pa8B the vote being six lo sixOther House Bills sbvon in numberwere all passed

The Senate bill to prohibit thesale of liquors to inobriates minorapassed unanimously

At 4 oclock roctss was taken to730 oclock at which hour the

evening session

reassembled and took up tho CountyBill still on its third reading Aboutthree quarters of the bill his beenread and n dry reeding too at thatand tonight will probably see itsoloBB

TI1E HOUSE TBlRTr rinST DAT

The Order of the Day was takenup as soon after reassembling andthe bill for the purouaie of the Pauoa Water springs for Water Woikspurposes was1 referred to a specialcommittee of five on its secondreading for investigation

The AylettHackBill No28 nextcame up on its third reading Kutnalae offered an amendment to onesection that nothing in the bill

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should affect drivers who now holdlicenses to drive

This wa3 ruhd out as being classlegislation upon which Kurnalaemoved to strike out the provision toepeak and read English or Hawaii-an

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He argued long and strong thatthis provision would work as a hard-ship

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to those now iu business com-pelling

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tbem to sell their properly toa disadvantage and being withoutany employment would drive themto robbery Tho intent of this lawis to strike at Chinese Japanese andPortuguese He said that therewero now at least 400 backs in theTerritory ana uie valuation uponeach including horsesetcwaa 1003aodhe thought the only fair tbngto do was to appropriate 100020 topay for them

Chilliogwortb in a etrongspeechanswerrd Kumalap saving that iftho back drivers tc be thus confirmqd by tbiH law in t h possession of

their licBtss would eventually be ¬

come robbere then they should begut rid off ot onoo He denouncedthis kind of sympathy for tho Ori ¬

entals as being very poor Ameri-

canism¬

and yet not a tear for hisown follows who were being drivento the wall

Vida alt o got after Kumolne say ¬

ing that members wero to protectHawailaue and he did not knowthat any oue had been oluoted by

Orientals to protoot thoir interestsForuandiz also supported the

bill saying JapB made money byselling soke while on thpir drive 8

out in the country districts andObiueso by soiling opium whileHawaiian obeyed tho law anilcould not compete with them

Pali opposed the measure andAyltUt closed the dobato In itsfavor The bill psasi d third read¬

ing 21 oyes and G noes KumabeKoniho Pali Pulaa and Wright

On suspension of tho rules Damien offered fj reBQlulian thct aopocial oumuiittee of tbreo be ap-

pointed¬

to Investigate i 1m dUtnissal of Government employooa aud toreport in ten days1 Iu eiippurt uti

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Having made large additions toour machinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 25 cents per dozenOBBh

Satisfactory work and prompt de-livery

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A large lot of Horee and Muleshoes assorted sizes

Galvanized Iron Buckets assortedsizes

Rand galv Im Tubs assortedsizes

Sisal and Manila Rope assortedBizesj

Planters and Goose Nenk Hoodafsorted siaes

R R Picks Axe and Pick Mat- -

tooks assorted sizesAxo Hoe and Piok Handler as- -

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THURSDAY MARCH 26 1903

TO 00 ft DELEGATE

Tins Independent today extends

its warmest congratulation to tbe

popular man of this Territory Citi

Z3C Jonah To him as our one timePriooe Cupid Kslanianaole alwayB

a gsntUmn and a trus and earnest

friend The Independent joins with

bis miay other frieads and wishes

Delegate Kuhio many happy returnsof thi bis thirty second natal an

niversary who has been chosen as

the fitting representative of his

country and people at tho NationsCapiti1

FIRE CLAIMS MATTERS

By the adoption of the report of

the Finance Committee yotterdayforonoonBill 132 introduced by Re

presontative J D Lewis en itledAn Act for the Relief of Antono G

Surrao of Hilo the measure be

came inoperative in being indefinite-

ly

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postponed without further con-

sideration

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In its postponement theHouso took tho more precautionaryftaud and a wise one toe for toopiin the doore for its passage would

be the first wedge for the reopeningover 0700 claimanlaall of whom may

find causft fur beiug aggrieved as Mr

S Tao is supposed to l1 althoughhe filed his original claim with tho

Fire Olairnj Comtnsjion was heardiu bid own behalf received the cer ¬

tificate of award on his cUim and

has received payment on the war-

rant¬

iasued to him for his 10 per

cent pro rata from the Governmentas verbally stated by Chairman Barrid of tbe committfe

The Independent soim time ago

raised a warning voice on this mat ¬

ter when an inuoaant petition was

presented followed by a resolutionlater and the notice to iutroduoe a

bill all offered by Mr L3WIP alao

com Hilo Yot wo do not attachbuy lib me toward the member as

b6 did nothing more than his dutytowards one of his many constitu-

ents¬

and which ho has daoo more

than be was expected to To allow

W IWU MUliKWHW

tho measure to pass would be an actof injustico towards the maoj othorBufTdrors of the plague firos of 1899

1900 and we understand that Mr

Lewis has seen the injustice in itsallowance had it been passed

And now a word as to thorggrieyod claimant Ho submitted first

his claim for reinbursement amount ¬

ing to SO 15750 to Fire Claim Com ¬

mission In ao duiag he virtuallyaccepted to submit by its judgementwhatever that may be Tho CominisBiou awarded him S3G11 25 and in

accepting ito certificate of awardthat bscome hi seooud submissionto its mandate And lastly he fur-

ther

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accepted a warrant and was

paid his pro rata his Inst and finalsubmission aud acceptauco for all

further claim tb t he may haveHad he not done any of these thingshis being now aggrieved to the tuneof 5316275 with iutoruat thieonfrom tho 17th day of FebruarylSOOat 6 per cent per aunum wouldhave stood a better show althoughho wao given an opportunity to pre-

sent

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a claim or bIbo suffer the cou- -

sfquances for his dilatoriuesoo

For Mi3 Serraos solo benefit theCommission had its notices publish-

ed

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in the newspapers of his townand on that score we feel he cannotbe aggrieved All others were givena chance to be heard in his own be-

half

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so as not to dulay him iu thiscity rnnra than was neaessrary Biitto b3 said that he wa3 not given a

proper hearing is unfounded aud ia

aa injustice to the men composingthat Commission for all were givoa

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a hearing with the exception of sev ¬

eral thousands of absentees whowere all supported by reliable andcampoteut witnesses aud tho claimsallowed iu proportion We arespeaking from the knowledge wehave of tho inside workings of thatbody

Tne main part of the report saya

that the p3S3age of this BlLby theLegislature would in the judgmentof your oommittee bean injusticeto the thousands of claimants whohi7e presented their claims andaocspted their awards as made by theFire Claimi Gommssioii and whoreulizs that the Territory has aotedin good faith and endeavored byevery means possible tj make asatisfactory settlement with all suf-

ferers¬

from tb fires ocoieioned by

the orders of tho Board of Healthiu its efforts to stamp out thoplague All of vhiuh are perfeotlytrue and correct Aud not only auinjustico but it would result in theostablishment of a vary dangerousprecedent yot it id within the provinoa of the LgUiatura to ai estab ¬

lish it should it so wish to do

And further on the roport sayithat through the assistance oftho Congress of the U ited Statesthe Territory will be able in a fewdays to settle iu full all awardsmade by tho Court of Fire Claimsand no barrier should be pu in theway of a apaedy set lenient of thesechime aud oonoluding with thobelief that the awards male by theCourt of Fire Claim were madeimpartially and with the intent offairness and justice to all of the nu-

merous¬

claimants Other truths alsoWa bolieva with the Houses eotnmiitHe that if this one claim was al ¬

lowed it would then set up a barrierwhereby the money soon to be re ¬

ceived from the United States fortho relief of our plague firo suffer-

ers¬

would b held up and tho ox

peoted flpsody aeltlomout of these

olaimV prevented and eetoppstlfrom being carried out aud consum-

mated

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Who are to BUffur from itNot the Government but will be

those who tuffered But sb to thocointuitto3d couoluding remarks we

have nothing to say nor offer anysuggestion being a party interestediu whatever bouquats oud othorwieo

are to thrown at and hoaped upon

the Fire Claims Commission

Now that that somewhat innoseutlooking bdl ns well no doubt as all

tbe othor matters oonueoted therewith has baBn disposed of thereare yet other matters on the subjectof the Fire GUiuas before the Legis-

lature¬

So far as we know thereare two individual petitions one

from a widoy residing at WaiauaiWhoso olaim was delayed iu the PostOUco i t this oity and the otherfrom a youig man who claims tohavj been away during the fourmonths the Commission began andoloaed the filing of claims At the pre

sentlime we have nothing muah to

say on these only that there is some

justice in the first one and hardlyany in the othor yot it is for theLegislature to do and to dipose of

as it will think best and proper in

the premise

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to cut break mutilate orotherwise injure any treeshrub plant or otlier vegetation growing iu any jrnbli jground parlc cemetery orForefet under tho custody orcontrol of tho Superintendentof Public Works

All treapassori will be pro-secuted

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Parents are requested tocall tho attention of theirchildren to this notice

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Dept of Public WorksHonolulu T II Mai2490

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For all empty Inxas returned ingood cleau condition 10 aud 20centB will be paid

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Galvanized Iron Buckets assortedsizes

Rand jjalv im Tudb otsortedsizes

Sisal and Manila Itope assortedsizes

Planters and Goose Neck Hoesapsorted sizes

R R Picks Axe and Pick Mat-tocks

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LOOAIi AND GENEItAL NEWS

Band concert tonight at theMonna Hotel

The Board of Health did nothold a mooting yesterday

The House County Bill comtuiltue may report tbia afternoon

A concort was Riven by tbo liandthis moruiug at lolaui Palaoogrounds

- erThe eteamer Ooptio dooked about

7 oclock last evening from Friscoaud leavos at 1 oolook this after ¬noon for tho Orient

A large and appreciative audiencegreeted tho Janet Waldorf Go lastnight at the Orpheum Mirs Wal-

dorf¬

waB luperd bh Caraillo To-

night¬

they piny Pygmalion andGalatea and should piove a strougattraction

The lilt of the ofliceis of thoHouse of RaprcsinUlivor as print-ed

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on tb9 inside of tho cover of thepamphlet containing the Rules ofProotdure is so incorrect aud mis-

leading which should havo beeuproperly revised and corrected

The steamer Leliua arrived lateyesterday after 5 oclock She wasdelayed at Kalaupapa it beingrough at tho lauding and had lolay over Only food stufTj worelanded and brought back the rest ofher freight for delivery uex weekShe left again after 8 oclock lastnight

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THE LEGIOLATUKE

Second Sotsionof the Territorial LawMakinjr Body of 1903

THE SENATE TniRTT SECOND DAT

Routine liuaineeB being first din

posed of a communication fromTreasurer Kopoikai was then readrelative to- - the destiuction of goldand silver certficates remainng inthn Treasury vault a being with-

drawn¬

Cecil Brown then present-ed

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two bids on the matter bothtaking I he usual course

C Brown from Judiciary reported on Bill 117 to ameud the existing law on corporation suggestingamendments and recommends pas-

sage¬

Adopted and bill sot forthird reading tomorrow

Dickey from Miscellaneous re-

ported¬

on Bill 90 to enoourae theKona Kau Railroad Co It Beekt toexempt the company from paymentof taxes on its property for fiv

years and ia of tuettpinion that thiswould be a bad precedent to estab-

lish¬

and would lead to oadloas ap-

plication¬

for relief from unsuccess-ful

¬

business enterprises all over theIslands Recommends tabling thebill A motion to indefinitely pist- -

pone th J report as lost and one tolay on the table to be consideredwith the bill wascarried

0 Brown from Judioiary on Bill116 relating to carrying on of busi ¬

ness by foreign corporations recom ¬

mended its passage AdoptedDickey from Miscellaneous on

Bill 127 on frauds in the sale of

butler rocommonding its passageas it only amends certain words in

the present law For considerationwith the bill

Baldwin from Ways and Means

pn Bill 110 oilers certain amend

ments and recommends passage

For consideration with tho billr Tl1n Tvniiitltiirni

on B 11 46 relativebueinoes reoomuiouds tabling Forconsideration with the bill

O Brown a resolution tbnttho Clerk communicate with the

House and find out as to tbo die

pogition or intended deposition of

iw niu nlrnsdv trarsoiKlod lo i

eommittoeDickey joint resolution to em

power the Treasurer to deatroy tbe

oanoelled silver aud gold oertifioatesnow in tho Treasury in the oroseuoa

of tho Prosident tho Senate aud

of the Speaker tho House

AdoptedUoOindlesa cave notioe to intro

duce An Act creHbg Territorial

Pepartmeut ol Secret Service On

fcjia

uopenBiou of tho rules the bill was cso Fund asked for more time as itintroduced aud it took tho usual wanted to investigate the Governorcourse

0 Brown from Printing reportedBill 18G ai priuted

Kalauokalani offered a resolutionthat mombora be allowed to snvkofor the balauce of the lorm Lost

O Brown alio gave notice of annot relating to the construction andoperation of railways

TheOrder of tbo Day being calledon Bill 4G Winston Railroad Billcame up for consideration on itsthird rtadiug Isouberg baiug calledto the Obair After eomo discus-

sion¬

it was again referred to theMiscellaneous committee

At 11R5 oolook raoess was taken

the iousn Tinivrx second day

After tho of tho usual rou-

tine

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business and on the suspension

of the rules Paele presented petition

from Mrs KeUle Amara to be paid

1300 for a building destroyed by Arc

on January 20 1900 the claim for It

before the Fire Claims Commission be

ing delayed In transmission To Fi-

nance

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NaUalelca a petition from Mo

loUal residents that Lahaina be the

county scat for Maul To County Bill

Committee

Treasurer Kopoikal transmitted in-

formation that there remains In the

Treasury yaults certificates of deposit

cancelled and withdrawn from circu-

lation

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gold amounting to 254745 and

silver 3081G5 and submits for con-

sideration

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the matter of destroying

them Accepted and filed

Then followed several communica-

tions

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from the Senate returning House

Bills 42 43 44 4S 49 and 4G as hav ¬

ing passed third reading also House

Bill 38 as not passing third reading

also Senate Bills 2 37 89 and 102 as

having passed third reading aud also

the return of House BUI 70 Emergen-

cy Bill striking out certain items and

making various amendments thereto

Another communication from Treas-

urer

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Kepoikai was also read wherein

ho says that on tho llh instant he sub-

mitted to the Governor list of unpaid

bills of the Tax Bureau throughout the

Territory amounting to 224118 and

tho estimated expenditures per Taxa-

tion

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Division to the end of tho present

fiscal period amounting la all to G

000 Tho Governor has submitted the

unpaid bills for consideration but

fails to see an item In the Emergency

Bill covering 375882 and now sub-

mits

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the same for consideration and

ItiKnrMnn ns OI10 Of the Items in UlO

Emergency Bill Appended is a copy

of letter to Governor and list of un ¬

paid bills Accepted nmj filed

Tho Senate bills were then taken up

and passed first reading On Houso

Bill 70 being taken up with tho amend

ments proposed by tho Senate a fu

rore was thcroby aroused Fernandez

moved to reject amendments saying

lf was outrageous and improper Ho

noticed that tllo Scuato has changed

tho 20000 item he hud aslccd Inser ¬

tion for road from Ooknla to Hakalau

leaving the Item to read as originally

I butralsed tho item from 5000 asran how nuu - i

1V th0 aunorlntcndont ofto the banking

ottered

disposal

tofeiJtMxy jk

Public WorHs to iuuuu mere rousi

ho a Job in It as nothing is said ot tho

tnlring over of plantation lands tho

road being probably to suit Us wants

As ho represents tho District bo

Knows tho needs of tho District to ic

A motion to lJ o tb blu was pair the rqads the gulches and not

nl t nantal jv rlninlout 60U was rieireu tu pfcuim mo dvuuiuis

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Kumalao said that tbe proper mo

tion is that tho House do not concur in

tho Senate amendments and so

moved He said that tho Senate should

not dictate to tho Iouse Vlda sup

ported tho motion and snake in behalf

of the Fifth Dlstiict The motion pro- -

yulled 2G ayes and tf noes

Tho special committee on tho Chin

GrantedKuplhoa offered a joint resolution to

have certain officials elected and to al-

low

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young women of 18 years of ago

lo vote While speaking on It In about

the samo strain as on tho County Bill

tho Speaker ruled the resolution out

Pulaa offered a concurrent resolution

to amend Section 83 of the Ornnlc Act

Adopted 2G ayes

Chllllngworth another that both

houses appoint a conference committee

of three members to consider amend--men- ts

to Bill 70 Adopted

Pulaa another to set apart certain

Government lands in North Kbhnla 25

acres and In South Kohala 10 acres

as public burial grounds To Public

Lauds

Two others by him 1 the reasons

why tho Commissioner of Public Lands

has not yet issued and forwarded pat-

ents

¬

to Kaauhuhu homesteaders and

2 certain questions of the Superin-

tendent

¬

of Public Works as to the num-

ber

¬

or qualified citizens appointed on

the Road Boards etc

Kclllnol gave notice of two bills

Electric Lights for Wailuku aud to

create a Territorial Department of

Secret Service On suspension of the

rules the bills were t introduced and

took the usual course

Kellinoioffered a joint resolution rel-

ative

¬

to certain silverware now in tho

possession of the Superintendent of

Public Works they being presented to

the late King Kalakaua by the Presi-

dent

¬

of tho French Republic in 187C

to have them turned over to Princes

Kawanauakoa and Kalanianaole

Adopted 28 ayes

Vida gave notice of an Act to pur-

chase

¬

the Pahoa Water Works and In-

troduced

¬

an Act ho gavo notice of be-

fore

¬

At 1210 oclock recess was taken

Died

Wunde nnno la this city March25 1903 Mian Antoinette Wundenberg nged G6 yearp

Funeral this afternoon at 3oclock from the residence of MrsAnna S Wright her eiater atLittle B iUib

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Continued fiom 1st page

said Solomon Mahelnna had lrsthis place in the Audit or ollinti

ubile sick and ou a leave of ab ¬

sence Ha further said that a put fromAuditor Fishers office bad beon putia his place When questioned byhimself and Kumalae the Auditortold them that he was not to be dis-

charged¬

but a few dys later theincumbent wa3 told that he was outThis was prevarication that shouldbe stopped And another Meomnuowas to lose his place also andothers loo so it is learned at theend of the month Adopto I

Kanibo also got one in to nbkSuperintendent Cooper why the ap-

propriation¬

fur the road from Pahala to the Vulcan i House wasnotexpondei and the reason whythe came wan not cotnploled

He bho iutroduced another thatthe Houso visit the Kalihi Receiv ¬

ing Staion today and made an im-

passioned¬

talk in its supportGreenwell thought it was time toput a stop to this kind of businessas it would be only a waste oftime and moved to table whichwas lost

Harris moved a committee offive The Speaker said that a com-

mittee¬

of rice vina to be appointedto visit the Leper Settlement icoludiug the Kalihi Rtccivin Sta-tion

¬

and being vagu would notentertain it for under it the wholeHouse would have to go Onebranoh can only adjourn for threedays at a time and if longer theconsent of the other branch mustCrst be obtained And on motionthe resolution was returned to theintroducer

Notices of committee meetingswer6 given cut by the Chair and at120 oclock adjournment was taken

Fingers and Toe to SpareMen with an extra linger or toe

may sometimes be Been but veryrarelyr does one hear or see a per-son

¬

with twenty four fingers andtoes Consequently a servant ofthe Marquis de Balincourt who iathus equipped is at present excit ¬

ing much interest among Europeanscientists

Ho is a young man and on eachhand he has six well developed fioKerB while on each foot he Iiab anequal numbor of well developedtoes It is not known whether heinherited this anomaly but the as-

sumption is that he did His su-

pernumerary¬

members are of nospecial use to him but he is neverallowed to forget that he possessesthem as bis comrades for au qbvious reason have nicknamed himTwenty fourDr Capitan a well known ethno-

logist¬

writing on this subjeot saysThere are two forms of this singu-

lar¬

phenomenon the true and thehybrid In tho true form as seeniu the case of the Marquiss ser ¬vant the fupernum rary fingers andtoes are complete additional member the fiugers boing usually placedbeside the thumbs and the tons be-

side¬

tho great toes In the hybridform on trie other band the addi-tional

¬

fingers and toeB are merelya rosult of a division which baataken place in the regular members

The thumb is the part usuallyaffeoted and it may be divided atthe first joint though the divisiongenerally starts at the base Allthe other fingers may be dividedin a similar manner indeo asmany as fifteen fingers have beenfound on one band Atavism isevidently the oaus but oue wouldhave to travel very far back inorder to discover the origin of suohfiogois and toes Er

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