The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-17

Carried.
Bureau of Honolulu Water Works
salary of superintendent and Clerk
of Market, $4,000.
Noble Horner moved $4,000, saying
last period this was $500. Although
times could not be 80 tlourishins this
period as last, this salary Is proposed
to bc raised $1,000
Rep. X. W. Wilcox said this OFF,
cial was chief OF bureau and
ought not TO have. his salary cut
down To less than other chiefs.
Passed at $4,000
Salary OF clerks, $1,000
Rep. White moved $4,000.
Passed as in the bill.
Running expenses, $4,000.
! Passed.
Noble Marsden moved To- insert
$3.50 for salary of L. X. Meyers as
recommended by the finance COM
mittec. Ii would be disgrace to
the Government If this was not paid.
| Carried.
Repairs, $4,000. Passed.
, Board of Health. SALARY of Pre-
sident, $1,000.
Rep. KaneaIi moved $4,000.
Noble Horner supported the re-
duction. There was not much for
the official to do. They were after
economy now.
Noble Macfarlanc wished to call
attention to the inconsistency of the
Noble from Hamakua, who had stood
up in the House and supported
$4,000 for the late incumbent.
Noble Horner said that the late
incumbent was also city physician.
| Noble Mactarlane said the hon.
Noble was after the personality in
the case. He felt like moving an
item for the purchase Of n photo
graphrthat could talk back at the
hon. Noble, as he was tired of re-
membering all his inconsistencies.
Noble Marsden said the former
President told committee he had
very little work to do for the Board,
therefore had ample time to perform
the duties of city physician. AS
the President was not prohibited
from engaging in his own private
business, and was IN fact engaged in
private business, the speaker con-
sidered the salary in the bill excess
sive.
Passed at $4,000.
Secretary, $500.
Rep. Kanealii moved $4,000; Rep.
X. w. Wilcox, $4,000; Rep. Cum.
mings, $4,000.
J Passed at $4,000.
General expenses, SIT, 6G4. Pass
ed.
Buildings, repairs, and mainten'
ance of hospitals, $4,000. Passed
Hilo Hospital, $4,000, Passed.
: Quarantine expenses, $4,000
7 Passed.
2 Kapiolani Home (including cost O
: moving to kalihi), $4,000.
3 Minister Peterson moved to ament
t the wording to read, Support o
t nonleprous children and moving Ka
piolani Home to Kalihi." In answe
e to Rep. Paehaole, he said it was no
+ fully decided to move the House.
= Rep. Paehaole objected to mOvin
t the Home and moved to strike on
ii the words in parentheses and t.
make the amount $4,000.
Passed as amended by Ministe
= Peterson.
q Medicines (for gratuitous distr
:. bution), $4,000.
:, Rep. Kanealii moved $4,000 an
q referred to Wailuku Hospital.
% Noble Won Tempsky said an
native could get free medicine .
: that hospital.
Il Passed at $4,000.
3 Purchase of kuleanas at Kalawa'
= S2500. Passed.
" Segregation, support, and trea
g ment Of lepers, 1894, 900.
- Noble Marsden asked why it W.
:. more than the late Government
!. items, $4,000.
= Minister Spencer said it had bee
. explained on second reading. III
% late Government made mistake
- $40 per capita in estimates.
, Passed.
= Government physicians, S44 ,20'
> Passed.
= Minister Peterson moved to inser
,s Expenses of free system of reno,
Il ing garbage and contents of priv
, vaults and cesspools, Honolulu
~ $4,000" This was in accordan,
~ with the action of the House on ii
"a question of sewage system for II
nolulu. In answer to Rep. Waipu
lani he said the people were suppo
ed hitherto to pay for removal
garbage from their premises, but
n they did not do so the garbage &c
"a lectors gave up and the work W
- not done.
Rep. Waipuilani moved the tie
10 be laid on the TRIBE.
1t Rep. Paehaole opposed the itel
It. There was no such expenditure d
as last two years of plenty, but nc
this was TO be added on the approa
of two years famine.
- Rep. Bush appealed to membe
to vote this as preventive
o. cholera.
Rep. II. W. Wilcox favored I
ri, item on the strength OF the lhousa
D.. unsavory smells met going abont I
- streets.