The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-09
ROADS AND BRIDGES, KAuaL
Koloa, 5000; Road damages, all
islands, xl5.OUO. Passed.

ISLANDS, Sl0.OOU. Passeu.
BUREAU WATER WORKS.
Running expenses, $500; Repairs
to reservoirs, 5000; General repairs,
$4,000.
Minister Smith, on a motion by
Mr.. Morgan to refer the three items
to a special committee, objected to
cutting down appropriation for the
water supply.
The motion carried and Messrs.
Morgan, Allen aud McCandless were
appointed the committee.
Mr. Morgan asked IL anything was
to be done to get decent water
supply.
Minister King answered il was the
intention to ask for tenders for a
pumping plant, aud an item would
be found in the second section.
Mr.. Morgan thought IL ought to
20 in the first section.
Minister Damon said the second
section was the proper place, be-
cause the money would come from
sale Of bonds.
Mr.. Emmelutb regarded a pump
ing plant as useless without having
adequate mains to carry the water
Minister Damon said the Govern.
ment had concluded the first thing
to he got was the water, and then
it would be a comparatively simple
matter TO get the mains.
Mr.. Young agreed to a great ex.
tent with Mr.. Emmeluth. and gave
his views technically on the ques.
| ton.
Mr. Eua asked il il was the inten.
ton Of the Government tn bore
wells.
Minister King replied not al pres
| ent.
Mr.. Eua told of a natural spring
at Kainoiliili whence a good supply
Of water could be had.
Mr.. Waterhouse wanted to know
what was before the house.
Minister King gave estimates.
| Mr.. ID. Il. Smith moved to insert
$500 for an artesian well and wind
mill to supply people at kalihi.
Mr.. Ena thought some estimate
ought to be laid before the house
before an item was passed.
Mr.. Morgan moved the item be
referred To the Minister Of Interior.
Mr.. Emmeluth was surprised moth.
ing had been done to supply the
people Of Kalibi with water, as they
had been promised water when the
lots were sold.
Minister King said this Govern.
mept had not sold the lots, but the
Superintendent Of Water Works had
been inspecting the ground.
Minister Damon promised that a.
soon as possible the water pipes
would be laid out King street all the
way to Kalihi.
Mr. Emmeluth asked why a Ger.
tain spring could not be utilized.
Minister Damon said a number Of
kuleana holders had right to wa
ter from that spring.
The item passed.
Gu a point Of order rs to whother
sage. n motion To reconsider passed
and the item was referred to the
Minister Of Interior.
Mr.. Eua said two splendid WE'LL
on Mr.. Gulick's premises were going
to waste.
Laupahoahoe Water Works, $50
Hilo Water Works, 500; koloa
Water Works, $50;
Honolulu Fire Depart ment, Sl3,
~;
Electric Light, Sl3,UU;
Public Grounds, Sl2D
All passed.
BoARD ~ HEALTH.
3. General expenses, S5OOO; Suppor
aud Maintenance OF Hospitals, SlO,
I OOO; Medicines, S.WUI; Removing
: garbage, Si5W.
q. Mr.. Emmrluth moved Ia s,rik,
. out last item. Lost.
: Support 81 non.leprous childrel
: Of lepers, s'asO.
!, Expenses under Act to Mitigate
), SlWU.
y Quarantine expenses, NbO.
u Segregation, support aud treat
J. ment al lepers, SlS5iO
- Expenses under Opium Act. S2tsS
Insane Asylum, S22GiO.
Is Lighting streets other than Ho
J. nolulu, $500.
Printing, $500,
d Expenses Of Election, SlO.U0
Forests aud Nurseries, Sl2,i
- Passed.
, Mr.. Tenney moved TO insert, RI
foresting land abov. Luakahs, Sl7O'
% Minister Damon thought no land
r above should be leased for pastuI
age.
The item carried.
" Aid To Queens Hospital, Sl5,Os
II Aid to Kapiolani Maternity Home
S:aUO
\ Mr. Emmeluth objected to tn
expenditure on ground that tn
a value was not equal to il, The u,
pense was SlW birth.
' Passed.
Minister Damon explained.
a Expenses filing certificates ,
d boundaries, 300. Passed.
t. lncidentals under Homestead Ac
% S2UO. Passed.
- Minister Damon moved To insrr
Aid to Kapiolani Park, S!aHD Ca
70 ried.
~ Quarantine diseased animals, $50
Government Pounds, SiOO,
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