The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-03-24

Coroner's iaquests, 1.5O0. Passed.
Expenses of witnesses in criminal
cases, 81, 500. Passed.
Detective service, $4,000.
Rep. Richards move this go to the
Finance Committee. Carried.
Support OF Citizens Guard, $4,000.
Same as above.
Bureau of Public instruction.
Support of Reform School, $4,000.
Rep. Richards moved the entire sec
tion 90 to Committee on Education. Car
ried.
Commissioner Public Lands.
Incidentals, $4,000.
Rep. Richards-This is 81, 600 more
than was asked for by the commission
ers. he pointed out discrepancy be-
tween a printed requisition and type
written copy in the hands of the Min
lister Of the Interior. These people have
a habit of slipping in thousand dollars
here and there. and | would like this
and the one of $4,000 for preliminary
roads and trails and the other two men
toned referred to the Government Land
Committee.
Bureau of Conveyances.
Incidentals, S425. Passed.
Copy of indexes, 81, 900. Passed.
Bureau of Immigration.
Incidentals, $1,000. Passed.
Public Works, incidentals, $1,000.
Passed.
Expenses Road Engineer Bonner, ST.
900. Passed.
Repairs, furniture and additions 10
Government buildings, $44 200.
This includes all the buildings and
the vault at Wailuku.
Rep. Hanuna-I would like to know
If there is an item there for Kipanou-
la. The tree under whose shadowing
branches we have been holding court
for a number of years has recently died,
and I would like a matter of $500 in
serted so we might have building.
Rep. Richards-This is merely re
pair bill. | move that il be referred TO
a committee of one member from each
island. so the items may be gone into.
Landings and Buoys-Hawaii, ST.
500: Maui, $500; Molokai, $500; Outer
District. Oahu, $500; Honolulu $4,000;
Kauai, $4,000; general, $4,000. Items
passed in bill.
Lighthouse supplies, $500. Passed.
Steam tug. $500. Passed.
Dredging Honolulu harbor, s2O,OOO
Roads and bridges, Hawaii, $36,75O.
Passed.
Roads and bridges, Maui, $4,000; pass
ed. Molokai, s1,5OO; Oahu, slO4,6OO;
passed. Puma, 81 500.
Rep. Rycroft-Better change II to vol |
cane read Puma gets none OF It. Ap- |
propriations have been made for roads
in Puma. and not dollar If II IS ex-
penaed of the volcano road. want
the people to know where the money
goes.
Minister Smith-Part of the volcano
road is in Puma.
Rep. Rycroft-I want the natives 10
understand that there are 1000 natives
there. and the biggest part of them
have TO pack their goods forty-seven
miles on a mule. | am independent;
have a landing at my door and have
the best road in the Hawaiian Islands,
built at my own expense.
Rep. Winston-I move this item be
stricken out.
Rep. Rycroft-Leave the item IN, but
change it TO volcano road, because the
money will be spent on that road, not
on other roads in Puma. l would like
to ask the Ministry if the appropriation
of $4,000 of last session has been ex-
pended?
Minister King s2,S66.S5 was not t
used
Rep Rycroft-I'll guarantee there I
isn't a dollar of it left now, for the men e
have been working right along Oh that c
road.
Rep Richards asked for $1,000 for 9
certain improvements on the volcano
road A culvert was needed there, and '
the srade should be changed, as there d
is great danger
On motion, Mr.. Richards item of ST. l
900 was carried.
The Speaker announced the follow
ing as special committee: Richards, I
Winston, Hanuna and Haia.
Adjourned to meet Monday at 10 a. m.