The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-04

=. ! s. Item O0i, support OF nOn-leprOuS chill
dren. $4,000. The Board strongly urge,
your committee to increase the amour
to $4,000 for the reason that the Boart
believe that building for boys ough
to be built at Kalihi. We therefore rec
ommend that the item may be inserted
as follows: Support of non-leprous chill
dren and buildings for boys, SO 900
L. Item 635, Insane Asylum. $4,000.
The above amount is supposed to b,
spent as follows:
Bedding. furniture, etc. ........$ 1,ON
Crockery and utensils . .............. LOO
Fuel and lights . .................... 10N
improvements and repairs ........ s.0Ot
Incidentals ...................... 2.0Ot
Medicines ....................... 1.0t
Beef. meat and fresh fish ............ 1,,OO
Provisions and groceries .......... 3.00t
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Ss4. .O0t
| Through our conversation with the
members of this Board, We are satisfied
| that the above amount can be made tc
last out only with strictest economy or
/ the part of the officers of the institu-
| tion.
| We therefore recommend that the
amount may be passed as in the bill.
| s. Item 53G, segregation, support and
treatment of lepers, 100000.
By the report of the Committee to Ka-
laupapa which was adopted by both
Houses, it was decided to increase the
rations of poi from twenty-one pounds to
twenty-five pounds a person week; also
increases in other things were adopted
and we believe We also decided to fur
nsh the inmates with fuel free OF
charge; the Board proposes to your COM
mittee an increase of $4,000 in the APP
preparation in order to meet said ex-
penses. Your committee also found that
the Kalaupapa Committee proposed that
the management, etc, of the Bishop
Home ought to be better provided with
helpers and other things.
Your committee therefore recommend
! that the item may be passed at SIT. 900.
| 1t is true that the Treasury does not
warrant an increase in the Appropriation
bill, but we feel 1t is our duty to do all
In our power for the benefit of those un-
fortunate inmates at Kalaupapa and Ka-
lawao, Molokai.
8. Item 537, Kalaupapa store, S45.0So In
regard to the above amount, We have no
reason to change the same. and recon-
mend that 1t may be passed as in the
bill.
7. Item 5SS, maintenance of garbage and
excavator service, $4,000. The Board
urged your committee to increase the
amount to $4,000, but We believe the
Board can run that department during
the next two years with the striotest
economy, for the amount asked In the
bill: and we claim 1t Is a part of our duty
to save all We can for the Government.
We therefore recommend the amount
asked In the bill may be passed.
S. Item $50, running expenses Of gar
bage crematory, $500 The Board wants
the above appropriation changed to Gu
perlntendent of Public Works, but we
believe II will only amount to more trou-
BILE on said officer, as he has all he can
attend to. We recommend that the
amount may he passed as IN the bill.
9. Item oiO. Honolulu Dispensary, $1,000
The Board believes that this institution
could be run with only $500 during the
next two years. We therefore recon-
mend the item to be passed at $500.
10. Item 54l, Koloa hospital, $1,000 This
hospital Is not transferred to trustees,
and belongs TO the Government We REQ
ommend that the item may be passed as
in the bill
H. Items bi2 to $40. inclusive; subsidies
to different hospitals. We ask that the
above amounts may be laid until We get
an opinion from the Attorney General In
regard to a resolution passed by this
Senate on May q, 1901. in regard to the
subsidy TO the queens Hospital,
Respectfully submitted,
W. c. ACHI.
J. B, KAoHI.
DO not concur In items ?, 8. 7, 8, Q, IL.
n, Russell,
Members OF the Committee on Health.
May 3l 1901
Upon "A motion OF Senator Baldwin.
the Committee on Forestry and Public
Lands were instructed TO make a tour
Of inspection OF the Government Nur-
sery on King street and make report
thereon.
The following communication Was re-
'slyed from Attorney General Dole on
senator Achi's resolution, whether or
not the Legislature could appropriate
money for The Queens Hospital
I have the honor 90 acknowledge To-
1slpt Of the following resolutions
Eesolged. That the Attorney uensfal IL
whether Ne can appropriate money 20
AID lhs queens Hospital, o. other lnSl' |
iutlons 90 not
I have ezaniinsd tho charter, ~ laws
and regulations ~ the 9usan's Hospital !
Tho charter N drAen on the hToadssi
snd mosi llbsfsl liRss " Y R0i obn0s'
leus 20 ihs provision ln ihs Orsahie ACT, |
pFohibiilna appropriations of puhlle mon
80 for seeisIlsn purposes u y mAlnf |
iaiRta fef ihs relief " iAalFeni, slsh |
shd tiHablsa pasids ~ ihs 30 spsllss |
hingAaw as ssll ~ " spsh fafslsasHs
sHa eihofp - laay aaslfs ~ sssll lhsis
sslfW " ~ ksfisnis u y saw VI iks |