The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-14

to pay +. o. Hall & Son for the
guns.
Noble Mccarthy said that the bill
paid f. o. Hall & Son was for Off
GERS accoutrements, etc. 1t was
the first time he knew that any guns
were paid for. If there were he did
not know anything about it.
Minister Cummins stated that
eighty or more guns were returned
To the Government.
Minister Brown said these bills
had all been paid, and were for
rent, for colonel's salary, FOR tailor'a
bills. There were no guns, no
swords, no dangerous weapons.
Rep. Nawahi was still unsatisfied.
Minister Brown said that to
appease the hon. member he
would inform him that these debts
were not incurred by the present
Ministry.
Passed at $4,000.
Claim of Celso Caesar Moreno, on
condition of his signing n receipt in
full, $500.
Noble Iorner moved il be struck
out, but, on Noble Isenberg stating
that a committee had found there
was valid claim, he withdrew the
motion, and the item passed.
Old account A. w. Hering-Uni-
forms SG03.54, Interest S14l.46--
STl5. Rassed.
Interior Department. Salary of
Minister, $4,000. Passed.
Chief Clerk, $4,000.
Noble Crabbc moved $1,000. Car
ried.
Salary of Assistant Clerks, $751;
400; Compiling Statistics of the
Kingdom, S2i0O; Messengers, So,
400; Incidcntals, $4,000. All passed.
Bureau of Survey--SaIary of Sur
veyor-General, $1,000; Expenses
Bureau of Survey Gas subdivided by
committee), $50, 800. Passed.
Noble Widemann moved to insert,
Surveying for water supplies on the
| different islands, $4,000. Lost.
Registry of Conveyances-Salary
of Registrar, $4,000. Passed.
Deputy Registrar, $4,000.
Noble Crabbe moved $500. Lost.
Pay of Clerks, $500; Inciden-
tails, $3.50; Re-indexing old records,
$1,000; Copying Records Land Com
mission, $3.50. Passed.
Bureau of Immigration-Salary of
Inspector-G General, $500; japanese
Inspector and Interpreter, $4,000.
Passed.
Noble Mccarthy moved to insert,
Secretary Board of immigration,
| 5000.
Rep. Brown said if they appro-
priated anything they would have to
appropriate enough to get man to
attend to it.
Noble Widemann said there was
now Secretary of the Board of In
migration, and his salary had been
put in the bill already. Although
not there under that name, he was
one of the clerks in the Interior
Office. That was part of the work
for which he was there.
| Noble Mccarthy, in answer to q
question, said it was Mr.. Rothwell.
He had to work at nights to keep
his books up when immigration
duties are to be done.
Noble Widemann said if his pay
was insufficient give him more pay
Noble Macfarlane was not desir.
ous of making no offices or increas.
ing salaries but he did not think, il
the business of the bureau was to be
increased, as there was reason t.
believe it would, that this CLERK
could fulfil the duties.
Minister Peterson thought anothel
clerk would he required. If this
man had to work nights now he
could not do any more, even if HI
got more money.
Rep. Brown moved to insert
Secretary Board of Immigration
$4,000. Carried.
Incidentals, $1,000. Passed.
Return of New Hebridcs laborers
$4,000.
Minister Spencer moved to ad,
SSl3.O7, expended by order o
Major WOdehouse, British Commits
sioner, for the laborers while vt th
depot. Carried.
Postal Bureau-Salary of Post
master General, $1,000. Passed.
Pay of Clerks, $50, 900.
Minister Brown moved TO adj,
!, $20S due the estate of the late Davi,
Manaku, Deputy Postmaster zen
eral. Carried.
Pay of Postmasters, $50, 900
Mail Carriers, $2S, 900; Incidentals
$4,000. Passed.
Bureau of Public Works-Salar
of Superintendent, $1,000; Assist
ant, $4,000; Clerks, $2400; Inciden
: tails, $1,000; Repairs and furnltur
of Government building, $3l, $50
Iron fence round the Palace grounds
$4,000. All passed.
Landings and buoys, Hawaii
$4,000. Passed.
Rep. Waipuiani moved TO insert
Subsidy to Inter Island Steam Nav
igation Company, for wharves o
the Kona coast.
Noble Widemann did not kno'
the merits of the proposal, bu
thought il might he case similar I