The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-03


if he was Gladstone. He
did not propose to discuss the mer-
its of the military bill but did think
that the item should not be discuss
ed now. 1t was out of the regular
order, as both absent members and
those present knew that the items
under discussion were in the Depart
ment of the Minister of the Interior,
and no deferred item should be |
taken up until after that Depart
ment was ended.
Noble Cornwell said that other
members and the Minister of Fin
ance had moved the consideration of
deferred items, and he Judged that
he had perfect right so to do as
well as any other member His
course was correct.
Noble Ena was not in favor of
consideration of the item at present.
The House was not in possession of
desired information. He favored an
appropriation for the Queens
Guard but considered that the mill
tary bill should be reported on first.
Minister Parker favored consider
alton of the item now. The report
of the committee on the military bill
was ready. Opposition to consider
alton was made by those who in
tended to oppose the appropriation.
Rep. Bush said that the mover
knew that there were four members
absent who would vote against the
appropriation and that was reason
why he Noble CornwelD desired the
consideration now.
Noble Cornwell Who are the
four members?
Rep. Bush--Wcll, there is Noble
Geo. Wilcox for one; Noble Wal
bridge, two; Rep. Smith, three; and
Noble Kanoa, four.
Noble Cornwell-No! no. not Ka-
noa!
Noble Thurston Oo Noble Bush)-
Tell him Noble Kauhane; he is also
absent.
Rep. Bush-Yes, Noble Kauhane.
Noble Cornwell- Well, we have
Noble Neumann.
Rep Bush-Yes. And who else?
The Chair called the members to
order and requested them to speak
to the question and never mind
counting noses.
After three quarters of an hours
argument, Noble Cornwell finally
withdrew his motion and stated
that he would bring the matter up
for consideration on next Monday.
Repairs and Furniture Govern.
ment Buildings, Sl4,9OO.
On motion of Noble Thurston
seconded by the Minister of the In
terror, the above item as well a:
items of Landing and Buoys anC
Roads and Bridges were deferred
On motion the item, Burglar
Proof Vault Treasury, $780," hac
consideration deferred until the re
port of the Finance Committee wa
presented.
On motion deferred item, "Salar,
of Secretary of Board of lmmigra
ton, $1,000" was taken up.
Noble Marsden moved that TIN
, item pass at $240O. The incumben
was satisfied with that amount o
salary, and was well paid for tn
work done.
Noble Thurston considered tina
the office could be eliminated. II
/ moved it be struck out.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved that tn
item read to include ''Inspector," a
$500
; Rep. Bush said that the Office wa
, unnecessary. From his own expel
fence in the Interior Department h
knew that the work could be don
very satisfactorily by the regula
clerks.
Noble Baldwin was in favor of II
tention of the item as recommends
by Committee on Ways and Mean
Noble Macfarlane favored a div
sion in the nomenclature of the In
a migration Bureau. He considere
\ that immigration for population an
{ immigration for labor purposes II
quired consideration as as they d'
served. Thought that labor shout
t be paid for by the planters and II
4 expenses connected Herewith. TIL
: work could be done by clerk of ii
a regular staff in the Interior Office,
; Minister Spencer said that IL
q Office was a most desirable one.
5 was eminently proper that the labc
: immigrants should be proper
g housed and that their sanitary su