The Daily bulletin., 1890-08-05

Were not the people living on the
plantations Us much entitled TO have
lamps as Waihee, Waiiuku, etc?
Rrp. Kaneali said it never occur
red 10 the hon. Noble 20 strike out
HE $4,000 Tor electric lights for
Honolulu. Lights were a necessity
in the country towns.
Noble Baldwin moved the item
pass as in the bill They had started
on dangerous line. lie did not
see why Waiheo should have lights
ahead of other places equally im-
portant.
Noble Cornwcll claimed that Wai-
heu ought to have lighls.
Passed at SllUO.
Printing, $40 600,
Rep. Lucas moved il pass as in
bill, with condition that the printing
he do G in the kingdom.
Rep Richard asked question, to
which Minister Spencer replied that
the item vas the same as last period
Noble McCafthy said his promised
bill would cover the condition plo.
posed by Rep, Lucas.
Passed with condition rs moved.
Guards, Aliolani Hale and kopu.
aiwa Buildings, $1,000.
Noble CiAbbe moved the item be
struck out, and the soldiers guard
the buildings.
Rep. Kalua said this item was for
night watchmen, and moved $1,000.
! Carried.
Noble Fua moved to insert 5000
for watchinan AZ royal mansoleum.
There was n watchman there now,
but he Was not getting paid.
Minister Brown reminded the
mover that an Item had already been
passed for that purpose, under the
head of "Public Grounds"
Rep, Rosa said this was another
case of runors being brought in
without evidence. II the hon. No
bic believed the watchman got moth
ing he should introduce II resolu-
tivn 10 have the case investigated.
The Chair remarked that the hon.
member for Waiaiua was not sent
there TO instruct members in their
duties.
Expenses Of election and compiI-
ing register, 1000.
Minister Spencer explained the
item, showing debt of about $4,000
from last election.
Rep. Bush spoke of the desirable
ity of having the finance committee
report, as the House was working
in the dark.
Nvble Macfarlane said the finance
committee's report WAS in the hands
of Tue printer. heir work had MOI
been light and the time for it hat
been largely snatched from the sit
tugs and between sItIin2s.
Noble Widemann spuke of th
Great Register piled up in the bacl
room as a monument of the lat
Mnistry's folly rather than of it
glory.
Noble Baldwin was surprised t.
hear the remark about the Register
as on Maui it proved to be a yer.
useful book.
Noble Widcmann said the bool
became of no earthly use when th
law was changed, altering the dis
trlcts on this island.
Rep. RclSard held that tht
amount having been spentthe Hous
would have to stand by the actor
of the late Ministry. This was no
the place to discuss that Ministry
ana he moved the item pass as il
the bill. Carried.
Aid to Queens Hospital, $40, 900
, Minister Brown, in reply to Rep
r. w. Wilcox, said the increase il
this item was on account of the bll
reducing the Il assenger tax one-half
Passed.
Noble Muller moved to inser
$500 for Kapiolani Maternit,
Home. Carried.
Expenses of fling certificates c
: boundaries, 5000. Passed.
Incidental expenses under Home
stead Act, $4,000.
Minister Spencer said, in reply t
a question, that this WAS TO provid
for more extensive work this period
Rep. Waipuilani was afraid lher
= would not be sufficient TO pay tn
; expenses. as large amount was re
= CURED for laying out several hur
drrd lots in Kona. He moved So,
900.
J Passed as in the bill.
Quarantine diseased animals, 81
u 00U. Passed.
c Government pounds, $1,000.
Rep. Waipuilani wanted $500 fc
J a pound in Kona.
: Rrp. Kahookano moved Sl75(
Rep. kauhi said it would loo
very well for the member for Kon
G IN the eyes of his constituents to x
e that $500, but after the session b
j. would find the Minister very deaf O
the subject.
# Noble j. NJ. Horner said it shoul
not cost more than $40 TO build an
of these pounds.
!, Noble Marsden, being informe