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

FRIDAY, AUGUST s. 1884.
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the people. He hoped the item,
which only represented the pay
ment Of four men, would pass.
Mr.. Bishop moved 10 make the
item 800; Mr.. Bush, 10 make IL
$4,000, and Mr.. W. o. Smith,
$1,000. The latter, while acknow-
Lodging the self-sacnfcing labors of
Mr.. Cleghorn, thought more
systematic management would have
produced better results.
Mr.. Bishop Withdrew his amend
ment and the item carried over the
others.
The time Of the Committee having
elapsed, il rose and reported, and,
on motion of Mr.. w. q. Smith. the
House again went into Committee of
the Whole on the Appropriation Bill,
Mr.. Walker in the chair.
Emma Square, 500. Passed.
. Hawaiian Agricultural Society.
$4,000.
Mr.. W. o. Smith moved TO reduce
TO 81 900, Mr.. Kancali TO strike out,
Mr.. Cleghorn to reduce to $4,000,
and Mr.. Richardson to reduce to
$4,000. 81 900 carried.
Mr.. Dole moved to insert $500 for
keeping the grass OH the parade
ground, Makiki Reserve.
Mr.. Kanealii, being appraised that
this was private property, objected
to contributing to the amusement of
other people.
Mr.. Richardson raised the point Of
order that this being new item,
could not come in until the third
reading, whereupon the motion was
withdrawn.
Upon the police items recon
mended by the Select Committee
coming up, Mr.. Mott Smith moved
they be passed en- grOS
Minister Neumann objected TO
this wholesale procedure. While
the items had been carefully con-
sidered, he withheld his signature as
member Of the committee to the
report becaused he disented from
the majority in certain points. He
adverted TO the lack of appropriation
for street lighting IN Honolulu. At
least fifty more lights were needed.
The idea of scattering l02 or 1903
lamps over the magnificent distances
of this place and calling it lighting
the streets.
Mr.. Dole thought the $4,000 for
lights could be made to go great
deal farther than it does now. Citi-
zens Of Honolulu were accustomed
to see lights burning at 8 O'Clock in
the day.
Minister Neumann said the lights
were contracted for at so much a
night.
Mr.. Richardson moved an amend
ment to consider the report item by
item, which carried.
Deputy Marshal of Honolulu, $3.50
month, $4,000. Passed.
Six police at 500 a month, Sl2,-
$50.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved that one
native police captain have 800 a
month, the rest of the appropriation
to be disposed of later. Carried.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved that one
foreign police captain have 500 n
month. Carried.
Mr.. Kaulukou moved that five
police captains have $95 month.
Mr.. Kaunamano moved an amend
ment to give the five $50 month.
Mr.. Kaae moved an amendment
that four have $50 month.
Mr.. Richardson moved an amend
ment that five have 500 a month.
The motion for five at 500 a month
each was passed.
Two police officers at $50 a month,
S2,400.
The item passed at $50 over the
original item and amendments fol-
SIS and $65.
Two police officers at $40 a month.
Amended to $50.
Five police officers at $40 month.
Time was again called during q
heated debate upon this item.
The Committee rose and reported
and the House adjourned until II
o'clock, A. NJ, on Friday.