Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-24
With the Council Of State.

for 1S9S-99 amounted to Si,500,000,
while the proposed expenditures are
81, 403 900. Notwithstanding our in
creased needs, therefore, we have kept
our appropriations within $4,000 OF
those for the last period.
MIR. Damon, quoting the current ac-
count estimates, digressed to say that
the constitutional sanction of pro-
ceeding by the Council of State was not
designed with regard to any such cir
cumstances as those now confronting
| chem. II has proved a providentiai
| Measure, However, Tor mceliDE gu al
.nu gcnHy rs the I esent. IL tho ui'ih-
IN Il the Attorney General thee II n
Urge number al items that do not
ONE under the emergency condition OF
~, constitution The Minister of III
nance here expressed the gratitude Of
| the Executive, which he felt should be
shared by the country, TO Mr.. Young
for accepting office as Minister Of the
Interior, bringing therto his long tX-
perience as an engineer aud a man OF
| business. On the present occasion the
Minister of the Interior had given the
most painstaking attention to the es-
Inmates for his dSpar.ment and, al
though 1t was impossible fc; him, un-
der public health conditions. to visit
the outer districts. lie had given the
fairest and most appropriate consider
alton to the needs of the other islands.
Quoting the large Items for sewer
age completion, sanitary improvements
and suppression Of plague, Mr.. Damon
said these had to be inserted in the
bill, because on the other side the
money had been brought in as taxes
and must be entered as special de-
posits. With these amounts the gross
total Of the appropriations was more
than s6,000,000.
Here the Minister read the following
summary of estimated receipts and en-
penditures:
Current Account
Appropriations of 1898
mot Specific" carried
forward by Constitution
al provisions, sec. 4,
art. ~ .................$l, 3IO,l25 90
| Special appropriation bill
presented to the Coun-
of State ....,...... 995,353 Al
s2,365,47s Al
Salaries and Payrolls-
Appropriations Not Spe-
ciic" carried forward by
Constitutional provi-
| SlonS ..................S ,729,f76 90
Special appropriation bill
presented to the Coun-
ell of State ............ 373,767 so
$2,1O3,243 SO
Public Works Loan
Act
Special appropriation bills S31 500 90
Sewerage Plant Act
Passed by the Council of
State, Feb. 10. 1900, and
approved by telegram
Pres. Mckinley, Mar. 8.
1900 ................... s45.25s "a
Crematory Plant
Passed by the Council of
State. Jan. s, 1900 49,. 10000 90
Appropriations by the
Council Of State
C'Suppression Bubonic
| Plague."D
Dec. u, 1899 ...........$ $4,000 90
Jan. 5, 1900 ............ 100000 90
Feb. 10, 1900 ........... 100000 90
|
s $4,000 90
Expenditures to date ....$ 277,665 80
|
8 1884 Ga
Appropriations
Construction buildings to
be used for shelter of
persons released from
quarantine ..........$ $4,000 90
Temporary maintenance
OF persons released from
quarantine ..........., ''oo' w
Completion OF deter.'o
St etc. .:............ 10000 90
5 10000 90
Expenditures to date s. CLOS o.
1881 SO
Resolution OF Executive
Council. approved by
Pres. Mckinley, Claim
for Fire" .......,..s 500 600 M
Land sales Special De-
posit .................. 97192 81
Road taxes Special De-
post" ......:........... 100000 90
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Grand total .........S6, 1894 9s
Estimated internal reve-
nues of Republic, 1900
1901, based on returns
for last period, customs
and postal revenues
eliminated ,G93. AL 60
Gains and Losses on Pre-
vious Period of Inter-
nal Revenue-Estima-
ted
Taxes, estimated gain 2
years .:................ $4,000 90
Interior Department re-