The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-02

engrOSSment ana TO tnlru reading on
August 9th.
Noble Berger from the Committee
on Accounts read report showing
i'm itemized statement the expendi- |
lures made of the money appropri-
ated for the Legislature amounting
in total to S2llS4.Sl as follows:
Salary Representatives, $1,000; Mile
age, S497; Printing, S10l3l0; Sun
dries, S544.5S; Engrossing, S7S.26;
Proof-reading, Sl,5l2,75; translating,
S3,O26.53; Stationery, SPOOL; News
papers, $3.50; Expenses of Commit
tees, S4635; Officers salary, Sl,696.
Report accepted and tabled
Rep. Kamauoha offered a resolu-
ton that $500 be appropriated for a
wharf at Honouipo, Hawaii. Tabled
for Appropriation Bill.
The President appointed the fol
lowing as the select committee on
petition relative to water supply for
Honolulu, viz: Mobiles Williams, Der
ger, Baldwin, Young, Macfarlane
Kanoa, Hind; and Reps, r. w, Will
cox and Wilder.
Rep. Bush offered a resolution
that the Opium Committee be per
mitted to incur certain expenses in
the obtaining of witnesses from
Eva.
Amended, on motion of Noble
Neumann, to empower the commit
tee to call for persons and papers,
and then adopted.
Rep. S. X. Pua propounded the
following questions to the Minister
of the Interior: l, How many offices
can be held by any one employee of
the Government? 2, What is the
salary paid r. w. Meyer as post
master? As Agent Board of Educa-
ton? AS Agent Board of Health?
3. What is the necessity for two Sup
erintendents at the Leper Settle
ment? Why cannot the Resident
Superintendent send all Board of
3 Health acquisitions for supplies to
the office of the Board of Health in
Honolulu and save the expense OF
two superintendent salaries, viz.
r. w. Meyer, $1,000; w. H. Tell
S24O0? State the necessity for Resi-,
y dent Superintendent or Agent of the
Board of Health? Cannot all sup
plies be bought direct by order:
from the Leper Settlement to tn,
Board of Health?
Rep. Smith interpolated the Min
!, lister of Finance: /, Has the Ministe
been issuing certificates of deposit
of the denomination of $40? If sucl
u certificates have been issued, b,
y what authority has such issue beer
made?
:, In support of the questions Rep
II Smith said that there must be
u mistake somewhere as the law whicl
~ formerly allowed the issue had bee
% repealed.
Minister Widemann said the la,
had not been repealed.
/ Rep. Smith said that laws wer
made in 1874 and in 1856 allowin
the $40 issue, but in 1890 it wa
! amended to allow only issues of So
! $50 and $500 notes.
On motion the consideration G
70 Bill l2O, relating to the time of con
= mencing personal, actions was take
up and passed to engrossment an
to third reading on Saturday mex
u, Unfinished Business brought u
" further consideration of Bill BIB
:. relative to duties and the followin
~ items were passed as here printed:
Section 2. That said Section 2 {
"' the said Act be and the same is here
10 by amended to read as follows:
o' Section 2. There shall be leviet
'o collected and paid upon the follow
% ing goods imported into this King
dom specific duties as follows to wi
y, On kid and all other leather an
=" skin gloves, three dollars per doze
o pair.
.. On cigars and cheroots, ten do
- lars per thousand.
e. On China tobacco, fifty cents p,
IL pound.
to On camphor trunks in nests {
m four, two dollars per nest.
b. On camphor trunks in nests {
ut two, one dollar per nest,
ht On China mating, one dollar pr
I'd roll.
~ On tea, ten cents per pound
On peanut oil, two and one-ha
:; cents per pound.
On bean oils and other China oil
> twenty-five per cent.
On China boots and shoes, twent
- five cents per pair.
>" On China slippers, ten cents p
: pair.
On Sinplp camnbor-Woo1 trInl