The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-09

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IN of i-iz-e1t HsEzuz1s- The CON-
-z-as rs1o-t rsco1usnding 5000 for
-hz- u-rrcse VS. read
uz-is-sr B-oE1 moved the report be
z5-ucaE- he ob5=cs Eas @ b-inE home
IEr-e u-uber from Utzh. who were
EWczS q ecDs back. but were detained
CE-5=i-
TEs ten passed At S5.o00.
Esr 2 y. WI,cox moved 10 insert
rhe G-o-1r rsco-ueuied BY the CON-
uz--ss q tbs Moreno claim The report
u the cc--uI--es Ezs read. recommend
- -lE1 $50 De PAID hID On his releaS-
~ All c-z-ES
Nee WIizuz-n moved the amount
q Inserted 1fr Moreno WIS 4 Eeutle-
-L- cf si-cz-i1u- b1r had never brought
KS cam properly. bC1 had LEFT ms
rrlz-1 2 " NL-ccx % n . manner beg
II L--
Ecc-a Baldwin sad the report did not
Eve any t1c-s 5cr the House % vote On
Nodls WI5e-E1u-Nr. Moreno WIS
zcc-s1--s1 * Minister PLeuipoceuti4rv to
TE-1Cs coCc-I=S This v1s soon re-
CLlz1- b-- the three bows were not with
zEL
Nob-z Lssz1s-Z SAID HIS Majesty CON-
-1sS5-151 hin . various foreign powers
: rei=zrzuEle DaSs1ze recalled this. and
Z razc1sl hin n Chicago, but he WAS
-zz II c1z-zz of the Young men He
ursse--si them II Washington and else
Ehare- and placed them n school He
Void -cc settle with Armstrong. He
Is s1Ds calm. how much We can't say
aEc-ly. 1c- I = unpleasant 70 have him
z-z E-CCld = Z :, and L < better 20
uaE E-u s-u5rnIug On condition he
rs-zzsas al cLzins against this Govern
usu-
Pres-5zn- Walker did not know
w5s-be- The Government ever settled
-l-h Mo-eno C- not He was told 70
1zke ID : cain and present Il IN ISSO.
BIZ he id III do Il He mas advertised
Is Gains abroad, but what sum I do
III EoE- ! an N t4vuE Of having II
pa5t-
NC5-z WI1suzuu-He hzs made his
can II newspapers and pamphlets and
Toc kCCEE w1ere, but not N the Foreign
oEce
he zen vas inserted
he report q the Special Committee
q -1e >1rvey Department was read. Il
rscoUUe1lS passage Gs IN the bill.
Tie ten passed IS II the oil, So, 900.
he House proceeded 70 the items tor
ne Pos- O6ce Department
Noble Baldwin stated that the real re-
po-r q TIE committee had not vet been
brought and thzt L would be better 70
VAT i0r the f1u report
Rep Brown moved action De deferred.
CARED
Repairs and Furniture, Government
Buildings
he committee report recommending
ne Iem pass ~ 81, $50 was read
Rep Brown said the original sum was
81 zoo He would Ike an explanation. !
he Interpreter read the items; SIC, 600 |
Ezs for zn iron fence around the Palace |
TUC1ds-
Noble Widenznn thought If q fence 4
wzs % be built It must De an ornzmen-
a ocs, and s10, 900 would not be suffici-
e1t
Rep. NzEzhi thought It would be bet
ts- ior the hon. noble to specify how
11cL- The committee had investigated |
z-d been inf0rmed that the very best
f=nee o01Ld be obtained for SIC, 600
NO5-s J II. Homer was very sorry the
co1mIttee had thought necessary to in
set this item ~ all Il was z luxury not
: Necessity, and there was so much else
1seced, that i might very well wait.
Iru1 fences we're being very rapidly i'm
proved bOtA IN chszpneSs and stability.
Il tEo years very likely We might get
1le very chezply-
Rep L1czs moved % amend By max
N Z $500. The fence would have to
y Z, coo feet lonZ. j fence ought to be
lziIr
Rep BALDWIN did not agree with Noble
aC-ner, who vas q good economical
l-z1tsrIou manager, bat would hardly do
-0r the Palace grounds, which would be
very Ornamental Il sGrmOunted with a
lszt iron rail He would ike 70 hear
-roD the Minister Of the Interior.
Noble NIdsuzun stated that he would
give an estimate ii he could.
ae had some which had come from Eng
zud-the cheapest he could fnd-to !
s1-t MS pocket, and II cost a dollar 9 |
Ooc- The gates alone would cost q con-
slcerzb-e sum They ought to be hand
ioDe % szit the whole. The fence would :
ave % Be specially made.
Noble Isen5erg would vote for the {
ence- Inc Government had only asked
CT 81 600; $4,000 for the fence made {
81 COO What vas the other 80 600 | I
or I
Noble BaIdsin said the item had {
-othi1g 70 60 with repairs and furniture Z
o g1Eeru uuent buildings IL ought 10 De
eparzted. He BCuld therefore move the '
.eu pass II 81 ,I50, and then SIC, 900 be O
lserted f1r the fence L
Noble J. " HOruer thought that the ! q
eight q the fence should be determined. r
: 90 Eas the highest estimate Of the Ii
9mmittee-
Tie item q s3I ,l50 passed Il
SO, 900 for fence passed. J
Hospitals, SIC, coo a
Ihe committee report was read recon- O
lending the item pass as II the bill and s
- 900 for the Wailgku &
Iospltzi extension, etc n
The report vas adopted and the two
ems passed Y
Rep SaEahi moved TO add s. 90 for a
Lilo Hospital. Passed
lid 70 kzpiolani Park Association.
The committee report was read, recon- T
ending that the item pass at SI3, 900. Z
Rep Brown said the idea Of the road d
-ourd Diamond Head vas 10 extend the II
= - IN r1ar fTre-fio7 The water Il uov~