The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-11
ORDER OF TIE DAY.

Pay Of Tax Collectors, 1888 1880
Passed.
Salary Tax Assessor, Oahu,
1889 .........,... 5,ooo
Rep. Kamauoha moved it pass at
$4,000.
The item passed at $4,000.
Salary Tax Assessor Maui,
1858. ...'.....,...'...r..'... ...'N o,ouo
Passed.
Salary Tax Assessor, Hawaii,
1889. ......... .......... $500
Passed.
Salary Tax Assessor, Kauai,
1853. .............. Z,oUU
Passed.
Pay OF Deputy Tax Assessors
and Collectors, 1889. ...... $4,000
Passed.
Pay Tax Appeal Board. 1900
Passed.
Interest on money to be bor-
rowed, say 1928, 900. .,.... $4,000
Passed.
Assistance in bonded ware
house. 2,2O0
Passed,
Noble Castle moved to insert an
item of $500 to repay the estate of
Wong Kim.
Noble Smith and Minister Ash
ford opposed the item.
Noble Castle moved the commit
tee recommend the House to refer
ln IN la,
Carried.
Expenses of proceedings in
connection with the Nation
al Loan of 1886. ........$ 5000
Passed.
Encouragement of ramie cul
ture. re................... $500
Passed.
Encouragement of coffee cul-
ture. ............... 1900.
Passed
Encouragement of the produc-
ton and sale of taro flour
and other products of taro. 5000
Passed.
A motion was made and carried
that the Secretary insert in the bill
all the items relating to the return
of taxes paid twice.
Encouragement of Immlgra-
ton. ................. $5O,OO
Passed.
Advertising Hawaii abroad. 10000
Minister Thurston moved it pass
at 1000.
Rep. Nakaleka moved the item be
indefinitely postponed.
The item was indefinitely post
poned; 20 to IA.
A motion to insert an item: Bor-
ing an artesian well at kamalo, Mo-
lokai, was lost.
The committee rose, reported pro-
gress, and asked leave to sit again.
Report adopted.
Noble Smith moved the Appro-
priation bill pass to engrossment.
At 1915 the House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled at LIS
p. m.
The item in the Appropriation
bill Expenses Bureau of Survey
ing, $37, ,000," was amended to read
SAL 900.
The salary of Portuguese inter
prefer was increased from 81 200 to
S2,4OO.
The item "Roads and bridges
contingent $25, ,00O," was increased
to $4,000.
Noble Waterhouse moved the item
"Extension of Queen street," be
changed to read ''New road from
Kakaako to Waikiki" Carried.
The item "Road from Lahaina to
Wailuku, SIS, 5,O0O," was stricken
out.
Noble Smith moved the previous
question. Lost.
The Appropriation bill then pass
ed to engrossment, and will be read
a third time on Friday.
Consideration of the proposed
amendment to the Constitution.
Minister Ashford moved an
iulCiluiuChG WulCH Was OblJ VIC
transposition of a sentence, and
then moved the amendment pass.
He thought there was nothing un-
reasonable or unjust in the amend
ment. 1t was to prevent the Chi
nese gobbling up the country from
the Hawaians.
Noble Waterhouse would liked to
have asked the introducer some
questions about the amendment, but
as he was away and after hearing
the Attorney-General's explanation,
he would move it be indefinitely
postponed.
Noble Smith said there had been
the most careful and earnest consi-
deration in this matter. He hoped
the amendment would pass.
Rep. c. Brown though a member
of the committee which drew up the
amendment, stated his intention
to oppose it.
Noble Widemann would oppose
the amendment though it was very
mild.
Rep. Nakaleka spoke in favor of
indefinite postponement as the
amendment coRhicted with several
articles of the Constitution.