The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-07

Treasury balance ce.............. 23,03l Al
s 2O2, ,122 50
s.-...xs.r,A-
Outstanding Bonds s............S2, ,Gl7 900 90
Due Z. :. Bank. k................ 52>,SiS ~
Treasury and =. NJ. 9. notes. 230, ,UtD W
Net Indebtedness. .......... S., ,376, ,44S 27
This amount of $l55,5i1.6 so was
paid from general revenue
i'll the treasury to carry on
public Improvements un-
der Sec. 2 to date and all
receipts from sale Of bonds
under loan of 1893 pass into
general cash as offsets until
this debt is cancelled .....$ l55 5,54l 60
Less bonds, Act Of 1893, sold
to date ..............,... 1874, 900 90
5 2l,54l 60
Amount due from p. S. B. for
advances from general rev.
enue to cover excess of
Withdrawals over receipts 1923 II
Amount due general Treasury
this date from Loan Act. e.. 27.4Gj 81
p. 5. BANK MEMO.
Due depositOrs. s...............$ 523,SiS 81
Notices of Withdrawals matur-
ing September. October,
November and December. 2),lS5 90
Cash Oh hand ................. lo.OJ4 IS
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT MEMO.
Expenses Provisional Govern
nent to date ..............S l3,6S 4O
This amount covers all expenses includ-
ing military and others not appropriated
by the last Legislature.
MEMO CASH IN TREASURY.
Outstanding certificates to re-
deem which there is a cor
responding coin deposit in
the treasury. ry...............S 259 900 90
Certificates withdrawn from
circulation and deposited
for safe keeping .......... $1,000 90
Postal Savings Bank Balance. 1901 65
Road Board fund in Treasury 4S639 -
School Board fund in Treasury 43,llS 81
Available cash as above ...... l23O3l OF
Total cash h.........,......S 232,sS5 II
Minister Damon, on reading the
foregoing statement, said that ever
since he had been Minister of FL
nance, it had been a puzzle to him
to know how the Postal Savings
Bank could owe the Treasury a
balance. With the Auditor General
he had gone over the books aud
come to the conclusion that the mis-
take must have been connected with
transactions under Sec. 3 Of the APP
preparation Bill. 1t should be, he
thought, that the Treasury owed the
Postal Savings Bank. At a later
period he would bring in the figures
to show that this amount was charged
to the Postal Savings Bank, in the
report Of the then Minister of FL
nance to the last Legislature, when
it should have been charged to Sec.
B. To his mind it was impossible
that the Postal Savings Bank should
owe the Treasury.
Minister Damon read the report
of Postmaster General Oat on his
late visit to Kauai, saying that the
p. M. q. was also to visit the other
islands.
Minister Smith reported that the
Board of Health had accepted the
resignation of DR.. Trousseau as Port
Physician, and had appointed DIR.
Andrews, a member of the Board,
temporarily to perform the duties OF
the office.
Messrs. Young, Suhr and Emme-
luth arrived and took their seats.
Mr.. Brown reported from the
Judiciary Committee an amended
bill relating to the duties on alcohol
Mr.. Brigham of the Bishop Museum
had said that under the original bill
it would be impossible to preserve
fish for exhibition.
Minister Smith was surprised at
the report being rendered without
his seeing the bill first.
Mr. Brown was under the impres.
sion the Attorney, General had secn
the report. He would apologize.
The report was laid on the table
to be considered with the original
bill of the Minister of Finance.
Minister Smith moved resolu
tion, providing that Co. A, auxiliary
doing service at the judiciary build
ing, be formed into a separate com
pany under the title of Co. +.
President Hatch explained that
the difficulty related to the lieuten
ancies. Only two commissioned
lieutenants were allowed by the law
to each company, and this company
had two lieutenants on active ser
vice and two in the volunteer branch