The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-08-19

District to Wailuku; carried
Rep. Kalua moved the bill pass to en-
grossment. The island ought to belong
to the Wailuku district. Cases that
arise in Kahoolawe are never tried be-
cause it is so hard to get to Lahaina.
Rep. Nawah moved the bill be in
definitely postponed The island now
belongs to the district OF Lahaina, and no
good reasons have been advanced for the
change.
Noble Won Tempsky moved the previ-
Gus question; carried.
The motion to indefinitely postpone
was lost.
The bill was passed to engrossment
and Thursday fixed for third reading
Consideration OF the Appropriation
Bill in Committee of the Whole; Noble
Marsden in the chair
Industrial and Reformatory School,
$4,000.
Rep. Robt. Wilcox = The school has
been almost dead for a long time. There
are only three or four boys there. 1t
would be better to send the boys to the
Kamehameha School. move the item
| be stricken out.
Noble Crabbe was of the same opinion.
The boys did little else but steal.
Noble Isenberg-I move it pass as in
the bill. Ii there are so few boys there,
we can congratulate ourselves. Ii the
boys steal, the school is not to blame.
but the man in charge. The school does
not take any boys there who are fit for
schools like the Kamehameha. The
same reasons which existed for establish
ing the school are valid for continuing.
Noble Wldemann = The school has
been established for about twenty-five
years. 1t has generally been a failure
Once it was under proper management,
when Mr.. Hill had it. He conducted it
well, but was turned out for God knows
what reason. If the Kamehameha
school would take the boys, should
favor their being sent there. I should
like to see it made good school, but
doubt If it is possible. For number of
years 1t has been not only failure but
nuisance. We cannot, however, abolish
it in this way. | move the item be de-
ferred, so that inquiries may be made.
Minister Brown = | have looked y
through the report OF the Board of Edu-
cation, but cannot find any information
on the subject. Under the circumstances
it might be referred to the committee on
the Item TOR support of schools.
Noble Isenberg and Rep. Robt. Will
cox withdrew their motions.
the item was referred to the COM
mittee.
Stationery and Incidentals, 81 200;
passed
Expenses, normal instruction, $1,000.
Minister Brown explained the object of
this item. 1t was proposed to pick out
some OF the more promising scholars and
send them to the Normal school at San
Jose to fit them for teaching.
The item passed
Minister Brown wish to insert here,
Professor of Chemistry at Oahu College,
81 400. This gentleman makes analyses
and does everything in his line for the
Government without pay The item
was in the bill two years ago, and has
been inadvertently left out.
Rep. Robert Wilcox thought if any
OF this kind was to be
made 1t would better be at some school
where there were more native Hawaiians
in attendance
Rep. Nawahi was opposed to the item.
All this talk about analysing the stom-
achs OF dead people is only dragged in to
help pass the item.
Noble lsenberg thought il necessary
item. Every civilized Government has
a chemist who does their work On
Kauai the planters want chemist, but
can't get one for less than $1,000 year.
Here is good man who will do the Gov
ernment work for 81 900 or 81 200. Most
of the Government physicians are not
chemists =
Noble Widemann thought the Govern
ment was bound to pay the money.
ihere was law on the subject. If the
m 1r
'ney mad better appropriate the sum and
men orlng In a bill to repeal the law.
The item passed.
Compiling, printing and binding school
history OF Hawaiian Islands, 81 900.
Minister Brown ask to insert here.
or taking census. $l2, 1000. This is more
han has been appropriated before.
The item passed.
Section 2. The following sums amount-
ng to $7l ,30l 50 are hereby also approp-
lated out OF any moneys in the Treasury
.ther than the moneys which NAV be
lerlved from the ways mentioned in Sec
ION OF this Act, for the service of the
biennial fiscal period commencing with
lpr1l, l, 1890, and ending with March 81.
Minister Brown moved to strike ont
ne fetal, as he would wish to insert
ONE other items. Carried.
Postal Money Order Reserve, 5000.
Minister Brown explained the item.
'assed
Purchase OF road between HiIo and
ionuapo, s., 800.
Minister Spencer-It would cost the
government $4,000 to build such
2ad- This is the only road between
lonuapo and Punaluu. The franchise
The item passed. f-1'
!, 200. A"i io''
, Mlnister ndn Spencer moved increase to
',OO0 The piece was part of the lot
which this building was situated
lhe item passed at 1900.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Subsidy to Oceanic line, $IS, 900.
Noble Muller moved Reference 70 ,h.
nance Committee. '' " ''e
hep. kalua moved reference to