The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-07
The tom passed at SIS, 900.

he $4,000.
Minister Gibson said that the Fire
Department had dispensed with the
use of horses, and instead of three
engine houses, intended to use but
two. The charges for these, on
being struck out of the schedule
read the other day, would reduce
the sum estimated previously to
S37, 900, which he thought would be
sufficient, and moved to insert that
amount.
The President said it would not be
treating the committee appointed to
consider the item with respect TO
pass the item without hearing their
report.
Rep. Paehaoe moved the report
he read. Carried.
Rep. Dole read the report of the
committee, recommending the sum
of S37 $3.50 for the Honolulu Fire
Department.
Rep. Kaulukou said the building
occupied by Company No. is out
of order, and the company need
new building. The Assembly ought
to see that the Fire Department is
efficiently maintained. He thought
that each company ought to have
horses available for use in case of
fire, especially in the suburbs.
Noble Cleghorn said the commit
tee had gone to II good deal of
trouble to enquire into the wants of
the department. The officers said
that anymore than two horses would
be superfuous. If the house will
turn to the Minister of Interiors
report they will see what is required
for the period.
Rep. Kaululiou asked if the Chief
Engineer had told the honorable
noble that Company No. 4 needed
new building?
Noble Cleghorn-He said the
building needed some repairs.
Rep. Kaululiou said the Chief
Engineer had told him the company
needed new building. If the
officers tell one member one thing
and another, something else, it will
be hard to decide what is wanted.
He would support the recommend
alton of the committee, and if the
Chief Engineer is not suited, he will
have only himself to blame for it.
Noble Cleghorn thought the Gov
ernment ought TO be on the look out
for suitable site for bell-tower,
etc. The building of the Fire De-
partment ought to be on Government
land.
Rep. Kaulullou moved the item
pass at $4,000. Carried.
Minister Gibson moved an item,
for perfecting the Government title
TO the ground ut Fish Market and
adjoining lots, $4,000. Carried.
Rep. Dole moved to re-insert the
item purchase of new books for the
Honolulu Library, ST, POO. Carried.
Rep. Kaunamano moved to insert,
for purchasing the published and
unpublished works of the honorable
A. Fornander, $1,000. Mr.. For
nander is in possession of many
valuable manuscripts, and it is pro-
posed to purchase them from him,
and to publish those he has not
published himself, and afterwards
have the same translated into Ha-
waiian.
Minister Gibson would support
the motion, but with an amendment.
The sum of 81, 800 has already been
voted for the Judges book, and as
he had offered his book and manu-
scripts for $4,000, an additional
So, 800 will be sufficient, He moved
to amend by neutrality-suspicious. of
manuscripts of Hawaiian and Poly
nesian literature from the honorable
Judge Fonander, $4,000.
Noble Bishop said Judge Fornan-
der had intimated to him his inten-
ton of publishing book from the
manuscripts referred to, and it would
be better to leave the matter in the
judges own hands. III he should
not live to carry out his purpose, the
manuscripts will be part of his
estate, and can be purchased then.
Rep. KannamanO accepted the
Minister'S amendment
The item passed, 81, 800.
! Rep. Kaulukou moved to insert,
in the Department of Foreign Affairs,
military engineer, 1000. Carried.
Rep. Palohau moved to insert an
item, for completing the bridge al
, Waipolu, Kauai, $500. Carried.
Sections 2, 3, A, and 3, passed.
r Rep. Dickey moved TO add tc
section 6, ''tenders to be opened il
t presence of those tendering." Lost
9 The section passed us in the bill
The enacting clause passed.
Rep. Richardson moved the bill
9 be referred to the revision commit
9 tee with instruction 10 report to-
morrow. Carried.
t House adjourned at 3:39 to II
A O'Clock Thursday morning.
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