The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-22

leave the fec at $3.50 as provided in
the old law.
The motion to rccommit the bill
having been withdrawn, Mr.. Cleg-
horu's motion was put and lost,
when the motion to recommit was
renewed and carried.
Minister Neumann moved a recon-
sideralion of the amendment made
TO the romic bill, which carried,
when the Minister moved that the
$4,000 originally offered as Il re-
ward for a ramie machine be re-
stored, which carried.
Mr.. Bishop Informed the House
that the bill relating to tuition fees
acted upon yesterday-indeGuitely
postponed--was q different bill from
the ono ordered from the table by
the House. The one intended by
the movers related to school taxes,
and he moved that it be now taken
from the table and con i'lered.
The House took n recess Of seve-
raj minutes while 4 search for the
bill was instituted, which proved
unsuccessful.
THE APPROPRIATION ELL.
The third reading of the Appro-
priation Bill was resumed at the
items for the Interior Department.
On motion Of Mr. Kaunamano,
$500 was inserted for road between
Hamakua and South Kohala.
Mr.. Kaulukou, when the immi
grafton items we're reached, moved
to strike out the words giving n
preference to japanese immigration.
Minister Gulick favored removing
the conditions attached to the item,
as he wanted four or five thousand
dollars to pay for sending home the
South Sea Islanders.
Mir. w. o. Smith objected to the
clar ge. If it was ne essary special
appropriation should be made for the
South Sea Islanders. A trial should
bc made of the japanese scheme. He
moved that $4,000 be appropriated
for transporting the South Sea
Islanders, amending it at the sug-
gestion Of Mr.. Richardson to
| $4,000.
The motion carried. Mr.. Kaulu-
kou's motion was put and lost.
Minister Gulick, when the Homo
Harbor'items came up, wanted to
have the items changed from $50, 200
for steam tug and fire apparatus, and
$50, 900 for dredging the harbor, to
$4,000 for each. His reason was
that n steam tug could be got fol
$40, 900, and the remaining $4,000
could be used to great advantage in
providing certain appurtenances tc
the drcdge, work to its fullest capa,
city.
Mr.. Dole moved in amendment
that the steam tug be put at $40, 900
and dredging remain as it was.
Minister Gulick's motion carried
Minister Neumann moved a re,
consideration of the vote taken last
night that the appropriations fol
the Department of Foreign Affairs
pass as q whole. His reason wa!
that he had unknowingly voted
against any appropriation for th'
volunteer forces.
The motion passed, and Ministe
Neumann moved to insert S12, ,00t
for volunteer companies.
Mr.. Bush moved in amendmen
that the SGS,O0O passed for guards
be altered to S88,0OO and includ
volunteers.
The amendment was lost, and tn
ayes and noes were taken on tn
motion Of the Attorney-General, a
follows:
Ayes-Their Exs. Gibson, Gulicl
and Neumann, Hons. Judd, Kaae
Kanoa, Macfarlane, Keau, Amara
Kaulukou, Lilikalani, Baker, Aholo
Kaulia, Kamakele, Gardner, Nahinu
Kaunamano, Palohau, Kupihea ant
Nakaleka. .-21.
Noes-Hons. Bishop, Cleghorn
Isenberg, Bush, j Mott Smith, w
o. Smith, Walker, j. H. S. Martin
+. Brown, G. Brown, G. Brown