The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-16
THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTY FIFTH DAY.
MONDAY, Aug. Is, 1892.
Afternoon Session.

on account of lack of quorum.
Rep. Waipuilani offered resolu-
ton to the effect that the Appro-
priation Bill be considered on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays in
the Committee of the Whole
President Walker refused con
sideration of the resolution and ruled
it out of order. The mover with
drew the resolution.
On motion, the Order of the .
Day came up and for the first time
in the Session, and for many years
previously, the Appropriation Bill
was considered by the Assembly,
President Walker in the chair.
Deferred items under the head of
Bureau of Board of Health were
considered and passed as follows:
General expenses, $4,000, passed
at Sl3,37O
Buildings, Repairs and Mantle
nance Hospitals, passed at $4,000
as billed
Repairs to Quarantine Station,
$1,000, passed as billed
Rent Quarantine Station, $1,000,
passed as billed.
Segregation, support and treat
ment of lepers, billed at S225,000,
was passed at S2l6,100.
Support of non-leprous children
of leper parents, billed at $500,
passed at S3l30.
Rep. Smith moved that a new
item, 5000 for reservoir at the Leper
Settlement, be inserted.
Noble Marsden asked how Rep.
Smith knew that it would cost 5000.
A lingual sparring match ensued
ing in Noble Marsden, at the wind
up, stating that the Ways and Means
Committee had considered the mat
ter and had deputed the Superin
tendent of Public Works to make an
estimate which he judged, roughly,
would be less than $1,000. Rep.
Smith counted himself out on this
statement.
Government Physician, $500;
passed as billed.
Medicines, $1,000; passed as billed.
Free system of removing garbage,
$4,000; deferred for consideration
with bill and report on the subject.
At this point Noble Neumann said
that he desired to move the transfer
of an item from Section to Section
|, and moved that the item "'Para-
disc of the Pacific, subject to the APP
proval of the Minister of the Interior,
$2,400," be so transferred
Noble Baldwin said that he was
not opposed to the item in any way,
but he considered that it was not
right to transfer items from Section
until it had been found out how
much had been saved from the re-
auctions in Section |. He consider
ed that the items in Section 2should
be gone over by the Ways and Means
Committee, who could report on
those most meritorious. AS he said
he was not at all opposed to this
item, in fact favored it, but consider,
ed that all of Section 2 should first
be considered by the Ways anC
Means Committee.
Rep. Waipuilani desired to know
if Noble Neumann's picture had yer
been presented in the Paradise o
the Pacific.
Noble Neumann said that it haC
not beautified the pages of the pub
LEGATION and further it had not ever
been promised
Rep. Waipuilani said that sucl
being the case, he would hearth,
second the motion of Noble Neu
mann.
Noble Marsden favored the idea o
placing all the items in Section 2, a
suggested by Noble Baldwin, in TIN
hands of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, he did not think this item
would suffer if so placed.
Noble Neumann was willing t.
agree to the suggestion provided
that the member would pass thi
item and not kill it because it ha'
been presented by him. daughter
Noble Marsden said that he wa
not opposed to the item and would
cheerfully agree that the committee
would give it full consideration on
of regard to the introducer.
Rep. Kamauoha moved the inser
ton of new item, viz: $500 TO
moorings and buoys at Honoipo
Hawaii. Passed.
Rep. Waipuilani moved a new item
5000 for telephone line from Wal
ohinu to Kawaihae, Hawaii.
On motion of Noble Marsden tn,
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