The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-27

D0Wl nut was ROAD Tor use. IL
should have been built years ago by
the road authorities. AS to the AS
ISOLATION being a private concern, he
had spent hundreds on the park,
while those two members had never
spent any hut had the benefit of his
money.
Rep. knudsen said that was not
true. One of them had spent money
there.
Noble Widemann-Let that man
shut up; l have the floor. He is
speaking untruth.
Rep. Knudsen said that the hon.
Noble had said none OF them spent
any money on the Park.
Noble Widemann said he had not
said so.
The motion for $4,000 was de
clared carried.
Rep. Paehaole doubling the count
moved that the ayes and noes be
called. Carried.
Noble Widcmann raised the ques-
ton of whether members owning
Park residences were Interested
parties who should not vote.
The President ruled that the Park
was public property.
Rep. Brown was Nice-Presdent
of the Park Association, hut his pro-
perty was outside the park and paid
fog with his own money.
Noble Walbridge, as resident of
Wailuku, regarded the park as pub
lie property.
Noble j. M. Horner agreed with
| the views expressed. but wanted the
item changed to Sec. 3.
Noble Macfarlane said there were
members from the other islands who
| professed economy but who were
not practising it. (SeveraI members
called the speaker to order, but the
Chair allowed him to proceed.) He
had assisted in bringing the Item up
to what il stood at, but circum-
stances had since changed and there
were reasons for closer economy now
than when the proposition for this
increase was made.
| Rep. Nawahi again called the
speaker to order.
Noble Widcmann moved that Rep.
Nawahi be called to order.
Rep. Paehaole cited Rule 4g
against the hon Mobiles being al
lowed to proceed.
| The President ruled that the hon.
member for Molokai was right. All
discussion at this stage was out OF
order.
Rep. Richard, on question Of
privilege, spoke in support of the
item.
Minister Peterson, on the roll call
said he was in favor of economy
but the public would get all thi'
back.
The motion for SO, 900 carried b,
the following vote:
Ayes--Ministers Cummins, Brown
Spencer and Peterson; Mobiles Nc
earthly, Phillips, Crabbe, Parker
Baldwin, Cornwell, Walbridge, vo
Tempsky, and G. N. Wilcox; Reps
Brown, Lucas, r. w. Wilcox, Rosa
Baker, A. Homer, Richard, Hoo
kano, Waipuilani, Apiki, and Cockett
PA.
Noes-Nobles Widemann, Der
ger, Macfarlane, Muller, Pua, Kau
hane, j. M. Horner, Hind, Marsden
W. Y. Horner, and Anderson Reps
Nawahi, Paehaole, White, Kanealii
Knudsen and A. S. Wilcox-17.
Minister Spencer moved to insert
1 Physicians and agents under Act I
Mitigate, etc., $4,000. Carried.
Noble Walbridge moved to insert
Band stand, Wailuku, 500. Unde
the adopted report of the miltar
committee the band was to visit tn
other islands. The Waikiki Suga
Co. would give the land. 1t was
| simple matter and he made the me
ton by request, having no persona
interest in it.
, Noble Muller said the amount wa
+ thrilling, but there were "a district
in the kingdom, each of which migt
+ want a band stand. The Hous
should not pass the item.
r The motion was lost.
j. n. kaiaikawaha, for loss o
e Punchbowl road contract, $2540, &
G recommended by committee.
II Noble j. M. Horner considere
Il the adoption of the recommendation
!. would he a dangerous preceden
O saying that if the lowest bidder lo'
e on contract the Legislature woul
reimburse him. BY rejecting I'll
G item they would prevent persons il
competent to make estimates fro
- bidding on contracts.
, Recess from II TO 80.