The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-08

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Passed at $4,000.
Chinese interpreter and translator,
$4,000.
Rep. Richard moved $1,000.
Noble Mccarthy said the item IN
the bill was an increase of $500 for
the biennial period, and thought
that was enough.
Passed as in the bill.
Portuguese interpreter and trans
lator, $500. Passed.
Messengers, $2400. Passed.
Printing reports for amounts
owing), SlGSl. 50. Passed.
Department of Foreign Affairs,
Salary of Minister, $40, 900,
Rep. Marques moved to reduce to
$4,000.
Rep. II. w. Wilcox did not think
there was any economy in cutting
down the salaries of heads Of de-
partmcnts. Crown Ministers had
10 dress well and give entertain
ments. Plantation managers get as
high as $4,000 to $40, 900 year. He
would be willing to increase Minis
ters' salaries to Sl2, 200 each for the
period. Even if his political enc
mics were in the offices he would
not like to see their salaries reduced.
Passed as in bill.
Salary of Secretary, $4,000. Pass
| cd.
Clerks, $1,000.
Rep. Nawahi moved item be re-
terred to a select committee.
Minister Brown said it had always
been customary to lump pay of in
ferior clerks, as often III mailing
times it was necessary to hire extra
help. 1t was also desired now 10
give q deserving and experienced
clerk small raise.
Passed as in bill.
Messenger, $1,000. Passed.
Envoy at Washington, $4,000.
Rep. r, w. Wilcox moved to
amend to, Envoy and Minister PIE
nipotentiary al Washington, Berlin,
Paris, and London, $4,000.
Passed as in bill.
| Clerical aid and expenses legation,
| $1,000. Passed.
| Salary of Consul-Gcneral San
Francisco, $4,000. Passed.
| Clerical aid and expenses, San
Francisco, $4,000. Passed.
Diplomatic and Consular Service
$1,000.
| Noble Baldwin asked why this
item had been reduced ohe-hali
from last period.
Minister Brown said only $500
had been spent.
Passed as in bill.
| Expenses of foreign agents, to
include expenses at Paris EXposi.
ton, 1889, $1,000.
Rep. kalua moved TO increase te
1000.
Minister Brown said it had beer
the intention of the Cabinet to ash
for an increase. 1t might be desira
bic to send agents abroad in con
nection with treaty matters.
Noble Marsden, after hearing tn,
Minister'S statement, moved $50,
900.
Passed at SIT, 900.
Rep. Brown moved to insert
? State entertainments, $4,000. Car
ried.
Incidentals Foreign Office, $4,000
Passed.
Education of Hawaiian youth
abroad, $4,000.
Rep. Paehaole moved TO recon
mend that this item be referred TO
select committee. Carried.
, Relief and return of INDECENT Ha
waiians, $1,000.
Rep. Rosa said he had receive
by last steamer letters from severe
Hawaiians at Salt Lake City, utai
expressing q strong desire TO retnr
home but saying they were in ind
9 gent circumstances. He moved |
increase the item to $4,000.
4 Rep. Brown said he had been I'll
a representative of the district whent
4 many of these people had gone. II
had advised them not to go, and |
had introduced the bill giving HI
4 waiians the same right as others
;. leave the country. The people ha
been moved to region of BAG
country from Salt Lake, and
y would cost more than $4,000 to briI
them home. He moved that Il
: item be referred to select commi
-" tee, and thought communicate
, should be sent to Washington,
. ask if these people we're being Ike
i, in Utah against their will.
ID Noble Parker said lie was in ST
~ Lake City last July, and offered t
n Hawaiians passage home, trustil
" the Government would refund I
n expense to him. He also made 6
" rangements for their transportati
n from San Francisco on the Ocear
" steamers, and consulted with [
n Hawaiian Consul on the matter. Il
" the people had moved back
!, stated, and Mr.. Thurston, to who
~ he had reported their conditio
II finding that the people made no 81
~ of accepting offers of help from
- Government, let the matter Dire
~ IIa ryonll Cunport rnfarnnnn IN