The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-13

coffee growing. He would favor
paying for the we'll If water was
struck, otherwise nothing.
Noble Cornwel would favor the
well If there was any Government
land there to benefited by the well,
otherwise not.
Noble Isenberg moved it be
$500, with which an experiment
could be made.
Rep. Pachaole thought it was not
worth while TO appropriate S2500,
as that would not complete the well.
The work would be done under
supervision of the Minister of In
terror, who would not spend more
of the $4,000 than was required
Passed at $4,000.
Noble Pua moved to insert SSiS.2j
for the relief of Wong Chong Sam,
as recommended by the judiciary
committee for work on road.
Minister Brown moved the item
be struck out. This Cbinaman built
road to his rice mill. They we're
not there to pay for roads that peo-
pie built at their own pleasure.
Noble Pua said the road was made
to point near the Asylum road,
and was public convenience.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox favored pass
ing the item.
Noble Widemann asked over whose
land the road was made. \ dialogue
in native ensued between him and
Noble Pua.
Rep. Nawahi claimed that it was
the only road to get to the Insane
Asylum.
Rep. Brown opposed the item. 1t
would not do to pay for roads built
by private persons on their own re-
sponsibility.
Noble Widemann lived near the
Asylum 25 years ago, when he had
to walk through taro patches. A few
years ago he drove there in car
riage.
Rep. Cummings was acquainted
with Achi's land, and Achi told him
he built road over his land at his
own expense. If the House paid
the Chinaman, Charlie Achi would
be in with another claim, TO be
followed with host of others. The
residents of the locality had not
pehtioned for this payment, it was
only resolution of the hon. Noble
There was something wrong with it
Noble j. NJ. Horner was begin.
ming to get excited. He saw some
money in this. He had spent $1,000
building road in his district, which
everybody used who went that way
AS it had been said that the China
man asked S849 for a road that cost
him $400, he should put his road a
Hamakua in for $4,000. He hac
also built road in California. L
all who built roads in this way cam'
in, where would they be? To built
roads and bridges for their owl
private convenience and then com
in with bill seemed entirely out 0
place, but if it was going to begi
he wanted TO present his bill wit
the rest.
Rep. Nawahi asked if the roa
the hon. Noble built tn Californi
led to the Insane Asylum. Laugh
ter.) When he signed the repor
he understood that it recommends,
the payment of the claim in full
otherwise he should not have signe,
it.
Rep. Halstead said he read til
report through before signing it, an
he understood the recommendatio
TO have beed that petitioner shoul
be paid something.
The item was rejected.
The committee rose, and Rer
Rice presented its report, which wa
adopted.
ADJOURNMENT.
Noble Marsden moved that tn
House adjourn till Monday morn
ing.
Noble Isenberg did not think
right that the House should los
every Saturday.
Noble Marsden said Saturday wa
as good as any day for commtte
work.
Noble Horner understood that a
the committees were through wit
their work.
Noble Marsden said the hor
Noble was mistaken. There wa
abundance of unfinished work fc
committees.
Rep. Halstead wanted to-morro
for the judiciary committee to il
vestigate the opium scandal.
Noble Widemann said the Hous
would only have two hours Satu
day.
Noble Horner said that was half
day. When the House gave MOI
time to the judiciary committee
did not give them Saturday.
The House adjourned al 3 40 ii
10 O'Clock Monday morning.
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