The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04

Wharves, Kaunakakai, Kamalo, Pu-
koo, 81 1855; passed.
Artesian well, kamalo, Sc, ZOO; passed.
Extension wharf, Nawiliwili, 1888 23
passed.
Survey, Hamakua water ditch, 81 ,55l.-
50; passed
Survey, Kohala mountains, 81, 600 p :
passed.
Storage reservoir, Nuuanu Valley,
$l,O4S; passed.
Makiki Waterworks, S9SS .9S; passed.
Road, Lahaina to Waikiki, S4S4. IA;
passed.
Repairs, bridge South Kohala, S2Ol 90 ;
passed.
Punchbowl road, SIS; passed.
Pauoa road, Sc; passed.
Bridge, South Kohala, IS; passed
Road tax unexpended, Lanai, Sl22 /;
passed.
Sewerage, plans, specifications, Homo
lulu, 81 200; passed
Board of Education:
New school houses, $50 900.
Rep. hahookano moved it pass at S52,-
500. Carried.
Rep. White moved to insert " Assist
ance TO St. Andrews Priory, $1,000. ."
Lost.
Repairs and improvements, Perma-
nent Female Boarding Schools, $4,000;
passed.
Section then passed rs amended.
4 motion to reconsider was lost.
Section 1. The following moneys are
hereby appropriated out OF any moneys
in the Treasury, other than moneys
which may be derived from the sources
mentioned in Section 5 of this Act,
which shall not be used unless, by rea-
son OF some unforeseen contingency, the
appropriations mentioned in Section l
OF this Act shall become exhausted:
Expenses OF Supreme and Circuit
Courts, 5000; passed.
Expenses steam tugs, 5000; passed
Support OF prisoners, SIS 900; passed.
Maintenance Insane Asylum, $1,000; ;
passed.
Quarantine expenses, $50, 900; passed.
Leper Settlement, $4,000; passed
Pay OF Police, $4,000; passed.
1ncidentals, Civil and Criminal ex-
penses, 5000; passed.
Coroners' inquest, $1,000; passed.
The Section was then passed, and
motion 10 reconsider was lost.
Section ). All moneys which may be
received by the Treasury during the said
biennial fiscal period, and thereafter up
to the 30th day OF June, A. D. 1892, from
any loan heretofore, or which hereafter
may be authorized by the Legislature,
and all surplus receipts from de-
posts in the Postal Savings Bank shall,
unless otherwise specially directed by the
Legislature, be applied to the payment
OF the appropriations specified in Section
OF this Act. Provided, however, that
il the receipts OF money from the sources
mentioned in this section shall exceed in
amount the sums appropriated by Sec
ton 8 OF this Act, such surplus may be
applied to the payment OF any OF the
National Debt. Passed.
Section 6. The Minister OF Finance
shall continue to pay the salaries appro-
priated by Section OF this Act, the pay
ments OF the Civil list, permanent settle
ment, Post Office, Custom House, pay
OF physicians, the compensation of SOL
diers and constables, the compensation
OF school teachers and the current ex-
penses OF the Bureau OF Education, the
Board OF Health, the expenses OF the
Fire Department, OF the Supreme Court
| and Circuit Courts, Survey Department,
Insane Asylum, general aid to Queens
! Hospital, Government stocks and the
interest accruing thereon, the support OF
prisoners, the expenses OF the Leper
! Settlement, and incidentals and criminal
expenses OF the Attorney-GeneraPsD De-
partment, repairs wharves general, roads
| oy,I hr.Anrac Hannl,1r,.
penses OF electric lights, light houses,
steam tug, Water Works, Market, Dia-
mond Head Signal Station, lighting
streets other than Honolulu. repairs and
and furniture Government buildings
until the 3lst day OF July, A. d. 1892,
unless new appropriations are made
before that date Passed.
| Section Z. 1t shall be lawful for the
| Minister OF Finance to continue to make
payments in accordance with the appro-
| priations authorized by Section of this
Act until the 31st day OF July, A. D.
1892, unless new appropriations are
made before that date. Provided that
no payments shall be made on account
OF any such item beyond the sum by this
Act appropriated.
| Noble Widemann moved the section
be stricken out. 1t was not an ornament
to the bill.
Rep. Brown said a case might arise
where contract work was not finished by
March 31st, and the contractors might
refuse to 60 on with the work if no
money was forthcoming. 1t might place
the Government in very embarrassing
position.
Noble j. NJ. Homer did not think it
| should be stricken out.
Minister Brown said it might be
| changed from July5lst to June 30th.
Noble Widemann We have lived
here up to the last session, when this
section was first inserted. Il is super
huous
The amendment by Minister Brown
carried, and the section passed as
amended.
Sec. 7. The Minister OF Finance shall
not cause, or allow, to be paid from the
Treasury any money for objects not au-
thorized by this act; and the unauthor-
lied expenditure OF any money from the
treasury to be thereafter accounted for
to the Legislature by indemnity bill, ex-
cept as authorized by the Constitution,