The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-15

for the period. Ordered printed and
bound with the reports of subordi-
nate bureaus.
Minister King read report from
Andrew Brown, Superintendent Of
Water Works. on the matter OF water
for Kalihi. II said that 5000 would
not be more than sufficient to pay
for we'll and pump. He recon-
mended an arrangement for another
year with the Bishop Estate for
water, pending the extension Of the
King street main to Kalihi.
Minister Damon, in moving the
acceptance Of the report, said esti-
mates were being prepared for lay
ing new mains from Alapai street to
Walters brewery, on which tenders
would he called.
The report was accepted.
Minister Smith moved suspension
of the rules for reconsideration Of
the item for diplomatic and consular
services.
Mr.. Eua, on the motion passing,
wanted the item for watchman at
the pilots office reconsidered. He
considered the item unnecessary, as
the vessel could be reported directly
from the signal station, and anyway
could not be seen from the Office
until it was directly of port. II
there was to be an appropriation II
should be for night relief of the
keeper Of the signal station at
Diamond Head.
Minister Damon quoted the pilot
regulations, which require a watch.
man at the pilots office.
The item was left intact excepting
to leave out the place for Waterman.
Mr.. Allen moved to increase the
subsidy to Queens Hospital from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Minister Damon thought tho hos.
pital authorities might economics
and thus keep within their means.
He would move $4,000.
Minister Smith took the same
view.
Mr.. Allen said the Government
owed the hospital back money,
which caused part OF the difficulties
of the institution.
The item passed at $4,000.
Mr.. Brown told Of a shockingly
bad state Of bridges 10 Koolauloa,
where the rotten planks jumped up
and hit horse behind. He moved
to insert an item OF $1,000 for lum-
Der. Carried.
Mr.. Morgan moved to insert 5000
for aid to Paradise of the Pacific,
which would be 500 a month for
rest Of the period including this
mouth. He praised the manner in
which the paper is being conducted
and regarded the paper as q public
benefit. Carried.
Minister Hatch moved to increase
the item for expenses Of diplomat,
aud consular corps from $3.50 /,
$4,000. They might want a larg,
amount for negotiating . new treat,
with the United States. Carried.
Mr.. Warehouse moved to insert
for aid to Honolulu Library, $1,000
Mr.. McCandlsss protested agains
new items. II would bring the Gov
eminent into deserved odium.
Nobody seconded tho motion.
Minister Smith moved to inser
5000 for copying and indexiul
records. Carried.
The recommendations of the com
mittee ON Water Works expense
were adopted.
Minister Smith moved to iuser
$4,000 for artesian well at the insan
asylum.
After discussion the item passe,
at 10000.
Mr.. Watarhouse moved To inser
100000 for Girls Industrial School
He understood the Convention wa
determined to stop all aid to privat,
schools, and he considered such nj
institution as that proposed to b
Indispensable.
The Secretary by request read
letter from the President Of tn
Board Of Education on the subjec
OF aid tn other than public school,
II recommended 5000 for gener,
aid To private schools that wei
doing work not being done by Go,
ern ment schools.
kuN' ~ sthteuISI
! OF the amounts voted at last NEE
: ing Of the Councils. He moved
insert 1925 for capitatio fees dI
. kawaiahao Seminary for last perio'
) Carried.
. Sections 2 and 3 Of the bill, reg,
lating payments hereunder, weI
o passed.
. Minister Damon moved that So
y ton be left out aud made a sepa
= ate bill. Carried.
. The rest Of the bill was passed.
: Minister Damon moved that VIII,
. the Councils adjourn il be until
i o'clock tomorrow morning for ii
= purpose Of perfecting the hi
Agreed To.
N The bill to Inappropriate the u
~ expended balance Of So, i05.l7, I
% general expenses Of Provisional Go
~ ernment, passed second reading.
!" At $40 the Councils went into q
y ecutive session.