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

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Noble Pua moved to insert, Dis
trict Judge, Kalawao and Kalau-
papa, $500. Lost.
Minister Peterson moved it pass
at 5000. Carried.
District Judge, Eva, $1,000.
Noble Won Tempslly moved $500,
the same as it was originally.
Passed at $1,000.
District Judge, Waianae, $500.
Noble Widemann thought he
should say something. That Judge
was a friend of his. lie moved
$1,000.
Rep. Kauhi moved 5000.
Passed as in the bill.
District Judge, of Waialua, $500 /:
of Koolauloa, $500; of Koolaupoko,
$1,000; of Hanalei, $1,000; of Ka-
waihau, $1,000; of Koloa, $1,000;
of Waimea, $1,000. Passed.
Clerk, Second Judicial Circuit,
5000; Third, $1,000; Fourth, 5000.
Passed.
Expenses of Supreme Court, Sl2,-
600.
Expenses of Circuit Courts, Sl0,-
600.
Expenses, Witnesses, criminal
cases, $4,000.
Purchase of law books, $4,000.
Stationery and incidentals, $4,000
All passed.
Pay of interpreters, for all courts
not specially provided for, $4,000.
Minister Peterson moved $4,000.
1t was intended, when the item was
inserted, that the interpreter should
go on circuit. Carried.
Pay of Clerk, Honolulu Police
Court, s2400.
Rep. Hookano moved $4,000. The
official had great deal of work, be-
ing on duty from eight till foul
O'Clock daily. Lost.
| Passed rs in the bill.
Chinese Interpreter and Trans.
lator, $500. Passed.
Portuguese Interpreter and Trans
lator, $500.
Noble Marsden moved S24OO
The incumbent was valued highly
and if he gave up it would be hare
to replace him. Carried.
Messengers, S2400.
Printing reports (for amounts
owing), s1GS1.S5.
Both passed.
| Noble Muller moved to reconsider
the item for Police Justice, Lihue
1t was unfair for those who hat
been refused increases to allow the
favored ones to stand.
| Noble Macfarlane agreed with thu
mover.
| The motion carried and the item
was put back to $1,000.
Noble Cornwell moved reconsider
alton of the item for District Judge
North Hilo.
Carried, and the item was pu
back to $1,000.
Department of Foreign Affairs
Salary of Minister, $40, 900; Secre
tary, $4,000; Clerks, $5400; Mes
senger, $1,000; Envoy at Washing
ton, $12, 900; Clerical AID and En-
penses Legation at Washington
$4,000; Salary of Consul-General
San Francisco, $4,000; Clerical All
and Expenses, San Francisco, So,
600; Diplomatic and Consular Ser
vices, $4,000; State Entertainments
$4,000. All passed.
Expenses of Foreign Agents, t
include expenses at Paris Exposi
ton, 1889, $1,000. Passed.
Rep. Nawahi moved to insert
Worlds Fair at Chicago, 1892, $40
600.
Minister Brown said il was not ii
1898.
Rep. Nawahi said it didn't matte
when, so long as the money wa
voted.
, Rep. Waipuilani thought it woul
be time enough to vote the item i
1892.
The motion lost.
Incidentals Foreign Office, $4,000
Education of Hawaiian You'll
Abroad, $1,000; Relief and Retur
of INDECENT Hawaiians, $4,000. A
, passed.
Kings Guards, SG2, 900.
Noble j. M. Horner moved $50
600 as in the original bill. II
would be willing to vote for an,
thing necessary, but he could NJ
see the necessity of this.
, Rep. Paehaole asked how it W:
in the country the hon. Noble W,
fond of calling "my country"
5 Noble Horner said said there W.
g no king there, and no guard TO al
| officer.
. Rep. r. w. Wilcox asked if the1
was not standing army of 25,OC
in that country.
: Noble Horner said not to guar
officials. Every man above sixteC
: years of age stood ready TO stand
arms if the great hive was disturbed
f. Noble Mccarthy sand the lite
was recommended after considers
ton by the military committee.
j, Passed as in the bill.
Band, flags, and salutes, sac, OO
: Rep. Waipuilani moved TO inse
provision that the band go to Il
other islands.
Noble Mccarthy said the item vi
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