The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-19

NdIN. llCIC WIS nO NllHCulNN dOONu
it till the b.eakwater was carried Off.
The work was necessary and they
must have it one way or another.
Noble j. M. llorncr explained
that the brcakwatcr was not intcnd-
ed to make boat 'harbor, but to
keep the channel open so that boals
could reach the wharf.
Noble Widemann said If he own
ed all Lahaina he would say that
the matter ought to be carefully
handled. They ought to know just
where and how the brcakwater was
to be built.
Noble w. Y. lIorner said, in an
swer to Noble Baldwin, that when
the breRkwater was there the sand
all washed out.
Carried.
Rep. IIorncr moved to insert
$1,000 for deepening the channel at
Laupahoehoe. The trade winds
make n large swell that breaks over
the channel. The thousand dollars
was TO widen the channel hy taking
the rocks out.
Carried.
Honolulu harbor bar Estimates
not completely, S250,000.
Minister Spencer moved in
amendment that the item read,
Deepening bar and improving har-
Dor, Honolulu, 5000, 900.
Rep. Il. w. Wilcox was in favor
of the item but wanted to know if
the Government was pledged TO buy
q dredging plant in San Francisco,
and was pleased when informed that
such was not the case.
Carried as amended.
Rep. Rosa moved to insert,
Brcakwatcr ut Waialna, $4,000. 1t
was needed to prevent the sea cut
ting away the road, and would be
more necessary in view of the start
ing of the Kahuku plantation. Wal
alua only asked for two items = this
one and that for bridge at Wal
| mea.
Carried.
Rep. Knudsen called attention TO
n resolution on the table for break
water at Waimea, Kauai. The APP
preparation of 1888 had proved in
sufficient. He moved to insert
$500 for the purpose. 1t was the
only thing Waimea, the largest dis
trict on Kauai, had requested.
| Carried.
Rep. Bush called up his resolution
for q breakwater at Koolaupoko.
(Thc resolution could not be found. }
He said it was divided between
Waiahole, Waikane, and Kaalaea,
in tile District of KoolaupoIlo, and
he moved to insert $500 for the
purpose.
Carried.
Addition to Honolulu Water
Works, 1921, 900.
Filter Plant, Honolulu Water
Works, $2S, 800.
Minister Spencer moved these
items be referred 10 q select com
miltee. Carried.
Purchase of land of IIanaiaIia.
maIama, Nuuanu Valley, $4,000.
Minister Spencer explained that
it was nine acres and contained two
valuable water privileges.
Passed.
Koloa, Kauai, Water Works, 50,
800.
Minister Spencer said the pipe
were on the ground, and, in answe
to Noble w. Y. Horner, that tn,
Government would receive returns
when completed.
Passed.
WailuEu and kahuui Waite
Works, $14, 200. Passed.
Laupahoehoe Water Works, 81
900. Passed.
:, Hilo Water Works, $4,000
Passed.
Noble Burchardt moved to insert
kohala Water Works, $1,000. Car
ried.
Roads and bridges. Road dam
ages, 1900.
Noble j. M. Horner remarked Oh
the large number of resolutions ant
petitions for roads which had beel
presented, besides the large numbe
and great amount of the items il
the bill. He moved that this sub
. division be referred to select com
mittee, two from each of the large
islands and one from MoIoliai. Til
would expedite the work of tn
, committee of the whole, as some o
the items asked for were too large
while Others might be too small, ant
those represented by the best talk
crs would prevail if the items wer
considered without investigation.
Minister Spencer reminded TIN
hon. Noble that these were only con
tingent items, for which perhaps
dollar would not be spent. Tn
, money would have TO come from til,
Postal Savings Bank, and it coul,
] only be got if depositors agreed tt
take bonds. Whatever money wa
, available would be expended pr
rata.
Noble Isenberg moved to strik
out all these items. They had al
: ready appropriated $34,5 800 TO
roads on Hawaii and so on for tn
other islands. The country coulC
| not stand all these expenditures.
Rep. Lucas opposed the motion