The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-14

hep. oaSlle nau 1Ounu OUT Wnat
place it was, since last item passed.
and moved to add an item of S 900
for approaches to the bridge.
Rep. Hayselden moved recon-
sideration of the item. which car
ried.
Rep. Castle moved $1,000 for the
bridge.
Rep. kaunamano said that was
not the big stream in the mountains,
and a Mr.. Spencer told him $500
would be enough. and he would cart
all the lumber.
Rep. Dickey moved $500, and
Rep. Castle Withdrawing his motion.
the item repassed at $500.
HAWAII.
Roads in Hamakua. ... s 5000 90
UneXpended balance. 3.517 80
Roads in North Kohala..... 5000 90
UneXpended balance. .. 11.5l1 10
Roads in Hio.. 10000 90
UneXpended balance. ..... 4.3G4 G5
Wharf ut Ililo... 5000 90
All passed.
Bridge at Kaiwilahilahi. ... 5000
Rep. Dickey objected to such
small appropriations.
Reap. kaunamano explained that
this was reduction from large
amounts asked for bridges in that
quarter.
The item passed.
Landing at Laupahoehoe. Hilo.. $1,000
Passed.
Roads in Hama. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
CncXpended balance. .,.......... 1000
Rep. Kaai moved $4,000, saying
the petition was for $4,000. He
was seconded by Rep. Dickey, who
spoke of the great natural difficult
ties of road-making in Maui.
Passed at $4,000.
Wharf and Landing at Keanai.. | 800
Rep. Brown moved 500. as all
that was needed was improvements.
Passed at $500.
Roads in Makawao. o........... $1,000
uneNpended balance SS.672 80
Rep. Dickey claimed that the
petition for 81 900 was not for more
than was needed, and gave particu-
lars of the requirements of the Dis
| trict. He moved to increase to
$4,000.
Rep. Kaai endorsed the previous
speakers statements, and said he
should ask $4,000 if he was the
representative.
Passed at $4,000.
| Roads in Wailuku. .......... S 5000 90
UneXpended balance. 1887 II
| Roads in Lahaina. .......... = 800 90
! UneXpended balance. ....... l,779 4G
All Passed.
Wharf at Oiowalu u................ $500
Rep. Brown opposed the item,
saying very few people lived there,
and if the plantation wanted land
ing let it have it at its own expense.
Rep. Hayselden supported the
item. The plantation built the
wharf, but it was now in bad
state.
Rep. Aholo supported the item.
Rep. Dickey opposed it, holding
that there were more important
places in his district left withou,
wharves. In his district plantations
owned the wharves and made nc
objection to the people using them.
Rep. Kalua said it was no use to
discuss where a stingy man came
from. The fact was he was there
and it would only be waste of time
to trace his pedigree.
Minister Gibson said that in many
instances the Government cooper
ated with private persons for tho
public benefit. If this money was
voted, it would be his duty to SCI
that it was not spent without The
public interests being protected.
The item passed.
Bridge at Honokohau. $1,000
Rep. Thurston objected to thu
item, as no bridge was needed there
Rep. Kalua supported it, saying
$4,000 should be appropriated TO
a durable structure. The amour
, proposed would not build bridg
at that place. He moved in amend
ment to insert $3.50 for bridge ant
survey.
Rep. Kaukau said the hon. mem
ber was mistaken as to where it wa
proposed to put this bridge. 1t wa
inland, where So, 900 would build {
good one.
Rep. Aholo favored the passag
of the item. There were two pos
! offices in the district, and the popll