The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-13
Pro TEMpoRE LEGISLATURE.
Weekly Meeting of the Executive
and Advisory Councils.

The weekly meeting of the Execu-
tive and Advisory Councils was call
Ell to order this afternoon by W. 4.
Wilder, President Of Councils, be
sides him being presents: presidcnt
Dole, Ministers Hatch, King, Damon
and Smith; Councillors Brow,
Vaterhouse, Allen, ID. y Smith,
Mendonca, Tenney, Ena. Emmu!uth
aud Young.
Minister Damon presented petit
ton from John +. Colburr contain
Jug q claim for four days salary as
Minister OF the Interior from Jan,
IA to IL, inclusive, 1893. amounting
to 1920.
Moved and seconded il ha paid
out of iucidentals Of Interior De.
partment.
President Dole thought Mr. Col.
burn was negligent in not having
presented his claim before the APP
preparation Fill was passed.
Minister Damon said there was a
day ia dispute. which accounted for
the delay.
Minister Smith lid not SOC how II
could pass the auditor, unless a spc.
cial bill was passed.
Mr.. Brown moved the claim DC re-
ferred 10 the Executive.
President Dole moved il be- re
tsrrcd to the Judiciary Committee.
Carried.
Mr.. u. 3. Smith presented q pet
ton from residents of Pdiaua for an
artesian we'll at the Reform School.
Referred to the Executive.
Minister Damon read the weekly
financial statement lie had mnao
arrangements with holders OF Post
insster-Generaps notes amounting
to $4,000 for reduction OF into.
est from \ To- q aud : pcrrnn, Re.
ceipts for the week were SIS i25,l3
VI which tho principal items were;
Interior S575i1i, Customs SSSSS.'D
fines, etc., SiinI.3s, taxes 81, liu!O
Expenditures were Sii.9S5.lO Pub
lie works took SZSi3Jj, Board al
Education :iljOpI, roads credit
SlSGi, and support OF military
S22.3G6
Minister Smith introduced - bill
relating TO bonds III Government
oncials ana employees.
President Dole moved that ia,
Secretary advertise for tenders ioI
publishing the weekly iuancia
statement. Carried.
Mr.. Emmeluth propouuded ques
tions to the Executive regarding tn,
importation OF japanese Iaburefs.
The bill for r.mitting duties ~
articles for the Bishop Museum
came up for second reading.
Mr.. Ena moved au amendment Il
substitute lone Of the trustees oI
the Bishop Estate" for the cxecu
tive officer" rs the fuactionary tc
present certificates Of the Museum
needs.
Mr.. Emmeluth wanted to know
how much alcohol was used IN
year by the Museum.
Mr.. Watsrbouse thought otac
amendments were required, an,
moved the bill hc re."rird 10 tL
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Emmeiulh did not believe il
tamperiug with the ai"OhUi dut!r
any more. IL they were 40 be remit
ted, give poor peupie a shake al ia
benefit first. The Museum va
started aEd maintained by guurTou
bcnefactions, add he Thought # III
benefactors were here they would h
the last to ask for sprcla, privileges
President Dole favored the M
ton for reference. IT." said the MI
scum was for tho benefit 81 poor a
we'll as rich, being open FOR the "dt
cation OF children aud the p!casu,
Of the people al large.
The motion carried.
Secretary Rodgers read a lcttt
from j. Crans,on. calling attentlo
70 vi,r.uCd grit pavement, VIII"
was very cleauly. Il was cas.i
swept and With sprink!!ug woGi
prevent dust. Cpras. W!.t"G-
There's 10 water for spriAklluED
Mr.. Victorious wanted to h".
from their f,ieuds who were iat"l
abroad (MessrS. Young aud Tonne,
about parcmeLts.
Mr.. Young had observed thrt a
phalt pavement vas badly hrukc
up where the traffic vas heavy.
The letter was referred to Il
Executive.
Adjourned Ut 2.lJ.