The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-30

Rep. AhoIo moved the item, Post
al Money Order fund, $4,000 be
$4,000. Carried.
The same member moved the
item, incidentals of Postotllce, S14,-
900, he $4,000. Carried.
Bmreo" Of Honolulu Water
Works.
Minister Gibson moved the item,
repairs and additions to Water
Works, $50, 900, be S75, 200, as pro-
vided for in the loan act. Carried.
Bmream Of Forestry.
Rep. kaulukou moved that the
condition, removal of the fence an
eighth of mile on each side of the
judges stand attached to the item,
kapiolani Park Association $4,000,
be struck out.
Reps. Thurston, Dole and Hay
selden supported the item, as in the
bill.
Rep. Brown favored the striking
ou1 VI inc PROVISION.
The item passed with the condition
struck out.
Bureau @ Immigration.
Minister Gibson moved the item,
salary of Inspector General, $4,000,
instead of $4,000. Carried.
Rep. Hayselden moved the item,
salary of Secretary of Board of I'm
migration, 81 900, be 81 200. Car
ried.
Minister Gibson moved the item,
encouragement of immigration,
$50, 900, be S150,000. Carried.
Bureo" g Public Improvements.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item,
salary of Superintendent of Public
Works and Civil Engineer, $4,000,
be 81 900.
Minister Gibson said that $4,000
was enough.
The member for Hilo withdrew
his motion, and the item passed as
in the bill.
Minister Gibson said the item,
alterations and repairs of Postotlice,
Honolulu, So, 600, was not sufficient,
and that 300 would be required.
Passed at $500.
The same member said the item,
repairs of Custom House, Honolulu,
| So, 200, was not sufficient, and that
the sum of IS, 900 would be needed,
and moved the item pass at $4,000.
Carried.
The same Minister also stated,
that from carefully prepared esti-
mates in his possession, it appears
$50 900 will be needed for repairs
and furniture, Iolani Palace, instead
of So, 1000 as in the bill, and moved
an amendment accordingly.
Passed at $500.
The same Minister further moved
to insert an item, repair of Palace
wall and Improvement of grounds,
S., 900.
Rep. Thurston said he had been
listening patiently to hear some pro-
posal for reducing expenditure from
the Ministers, but so far, all their
motions are in the contrary di-
rection.
Rep. Dole said stranger listen
ing TO the appropriations for His
Majesty in this house would think
he was the most poverty stricken
person in the country. The house
had already voted $4,000 for His
Majesty's Privy purse and roya
state and S35, 900 for Household ex.
penses. His Majesty was in receipt
of an income of $4,000 from Crown
lands, making a total of S155, ,000,,
and now the Minister wants So, ,00C
more to keep His Majesty's front
door yard in order.
The item passed.
Rep. Dole moved the item, Palace
Stables, 5l5, 900, he struck out
Lost.
Rep. Kaulukou moved the item
enlarging Courthouse and lock VI
at Hama, 81, 1000, be $500.
Rep. Thurston congratulated thu
member for Hilo for having onc'
moved n reduction.
Passed at 500.
Rep. Palollau moved to insert
fence round Courthouse, Kapaa
Kauai, 500. Carried.
Rep. Amara moved the item, safe
cupboard, etc., Court House, Waia
lua, 500, be $500. Carried.
Rep. Kalua moved the item. waite
pipes for Wailuku and Kahului
S5, 600 be $4,000 Carried.
Rep. Brown moved the item, land
ing at Waimanalo, Oahu, $4,000
be struck out. Carried.
Rep. Kaulia moved to insert
landing at Waimanalo, 81 200. Car
ried.
Rep. Palohau moved to strike ou
the item, landing at Kapaa, Kauai
Carried.
Rep. Brown moved the item
landing at Kaunaloa, Puma, Hawaii
50 900, be struck out. Carried.
Minister Gibson moved to insert
Inter island cable communication
and electric light for Honolulu, a
provided by loan, 500, 900.