The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-04

and It would have to be referred
back to the enrolment committee.
Third reading Of bill relating to
liens on public highways.
Minister Brown moved the bill
pass. Carried.
Consideration of the Appropria-
ton Bill in committee of the whole.
Noble Phillips was called TO the
char.
support of English, Hawaiian,
and Common Schools, Sl70, 900; re-
port of select committee recon-
mending $50, 900, with $40, 1000 for
st. Louis College and affiliated
schools.
Rep. Brown moved to strike out,
"Salary Deputy Inspector, $4500,"
as the committee say it is included
in the general appropriation. Car
ried.
Rep. Brown moved that the item
for support of schools pass at $780,
600 as recommended.
Noble Baldwin asked for the rea-
| sons.
Rep. Marques said the Board had
originally asked for $4,000 and
the extra $4,000 was recommended
on account of the proposal to in
crease teachers salaries.
Passed al 100000.
Rep. Brown moved that the item
of $4,000 for the Reformatory
School pass.
| Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved it be
struck out.
Rep. Brown understood that there
were fourteen boys in the school.
There was no other place for boys
who got into mischief. 1t was an
institution such rs every civilized
country possessed. Boys ought not
to be sent to prison to associate with
criminals. 1t would be q great mis-
take to strike the item out.
Noble Crabhe said that on the
former consideration of these items
he moved that this one be struck
out. He would now move that the
item be reduced TO $4,000.
Noble Baldwin had not beer
through the institution, but in pass
ing it had been struck with the ap
, pearance of the surroundings. There
was necessity for an institution o
this kind, and he would not like tt
see the appropriation diminished
, Perhaps the school had not beer
kept up as it should, but let then
vote the $l2 900 and probably some
, thing would be done toward i'm
| proving it.
Noble Burchardt supported tn
passage of the item at the full
r amount. There was no question a
: to the necessity of such an lnstitu
n ton, not only for the class men
toned but for boys whose parent
q could not control them. He dies
cribed case in point coming undo
:, his own observation.
Rep. Il. w. Wilcox would will
. draw his motion if the Board woul
give assurance of putting live ma
in charge. There were only for
. boys in the school a short time ag'
. and the principal was getting SIC
u a month, with an assistant at 81,
;, and another native assistant. III
y speaker made reflections on Il
:. character of the principal, and sal
:, that if the Cabinet amounted
u anything it would turn the who
Board of Education out.
: Noble Pua was in favor of Il
motion to strike the item out. II
&c report of the President of the Boar
d of Education gave no ENCOURAGE
le report of the school.
TO Minister Brown reminded mer
he beers that the expenses of the scho
T. since March 81 had to be paid,
Of that the item could not be entire
rs struck out. Under q former ma
he agemcnt the school was terror
n the neighborhood, from the depr
en- dations of its pupils. He had Il
On heard of anything of the kind latel
IA There are fourteen. boys now in t
school. If only two or three BIO
no were saved from the gutter by I
he institution, it would be worth VIII
maintaining it.
ho Rep. Nawahi moved the commit
Nv rise. Carried.
Noble Phillips presented the
port, which was adopted.
bV | The HOuse adiourned at A o'clof