The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-28

item, Secretary and Expenses of Le
CATION at Washington, $4,000 by
striking out the words Secretary
and"
Minister Creighton moved to
amend the item to read Clerical Aid
and Expenses of Legation at Wash
ington, $4,000. Carried.
Rep. Dickey moved the item, ex-
penses of Foreign Missions, $50, 900,
be changed to $4,000.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item
pass at S50,OO0.
Noble Cleghorn moved the item
pass as in the bill.
Minister Creighton thought the
sum proposed by the member for
Hilo rather large. The sum of
100000 would probably cover the
ground. He moved the item pass
at $50, 900. Passed at $50, 900.
Rep. Dickey moved to strike out
the item, reception Of official guests
$4,000. Lost.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item,
Education of Hawaiian Youths
abroad, S25 10000, be S35, 900.
Rep. Brown was in favor of an
appropriation for the purpose
named, but thought S25, 200 suffi-
cient. Some system ought to be
adopted of competitive eXamina-
tions, to get the best material possi-
bic, instead of picking them out at
hap hazard, as heretofore.
Rep. Dole moved an amendment
providing that the youths to be edu-
Gated abroad be selected by the
Board of Education, after competi-
tive examination.
Minister Creighton said the pro-
posed item of S25, 900 is to provide
only for those now abroad.
Rep. Dickey informed the house
there are now ten Hawaiian Youths
abroad, and read a memorandum of
the probable amounts required for
each, during the next period, max
ing a total of SO, 800.
Minister Creighton said there are
liabilities from last period of 5000.
Rep. Castle said this brings up
the question again if the Ministers
intend to apply the appropriations
for next biennial period to the pay
ment of liabilities of last period.
Noble Dominis would support any
vote up to 100000 for educating
Hawaiian youths abroad, provided
boys are selected, who prove them
selves in the schools at home to be
possessed of intelligence and brains,
and not picked up anywhere about
the streets. He did not approve
of Il man worth 5000, 900, allowing
the Government to educate his child
rem abroad.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item
pass at 100000.
Rep. Brown moved to amend this
motion, by adding that the youths
so educated in future be selected by
the Board of Education after COM
petitive examination.
The amendment was put and lost.
The item passed at 100000.
Rep. Dickey moved the item,
Kings Guard be 100000 instead of
$1,000.
Rep. Brown moved the postpone
ment of this item, pending the re-
port of the Committee on Military.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item
PASS at 100000.
The motion to postpone was put
and carried.
Rep. Brown moved the item Ait
to Volunteer Military Companie.
S26, ,254.34 pass at Sc ,254.34, to pa,
outstanding debts, and no more.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item b.
SAG, ,254.34.
Rep. Castle moved the item pas
as in the bill. Carried.
Rep. Kaulukou moved to insert
Royal Yacht for His Majesty's ser
vice, 100000.
Rep. Dole said if the member fo
Hilo conducted the business of
private estate as he is attempting t.
direct the affairs of Government, h
! would be placed in the Lunatic Asy
lum. The purchase of a roya
yacht was matter pertaining t
His Majesty's private affairs, AM
with which the nation has nothing t
7 do.
Minister Gibson said it might b
e proper for the Government to pos
sess vessel, to act in the capaoit
of a revenue cutter, and whic
: might also be at the disposal {
!. His Majesty when required. II
e moved the further consideration {
I the proposal be postponed.
(. Rep. Kaulukou withdrew his mt
ton.
, Interior Department.
e Rep. Dickey moved the item
salary of Minister pass at $40, ,00(
according to the revised estimates
D Rep. Kaulukou moved it pass q
in the bilI,S12, 900.
/, Passed as in the bill.
e Rep. Hayselden moved the item
salary of Third Clerk, pass /,
s $4,000 instead of $4,000, TIL
clerk is bookkeeper of the depar
ment. Carried.
V Rep. Kalua moved the item
: salary of Governor of Oahu, pass ,
!. $4,000, instead of $4,000,
n Rep. Dickey moved it pass MS