The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-07
respectfully submitted.
CECIL BROWN.
VIM. WHITE.
c. l., CRARlC.

w NJ Whit II.
c. l.. CRABE.
Senator Achi followed with the min
ority report on the Board of Health, as
follows:
The minority of your Committee on
Public Health, to whom the items 5il and
5tS inclusive were referred, begs leave to
report as follows:
All those items were recommended aft
cr careful consideration by the Board of
Health,
Two of the hospitals, to-wit the Ko-
loa and Hilo Hospitals, are Government
institutions, and are under the whole
control of the Territory but the other
HOSPITALS are not under the sole control
of the Government, but they are gener-
ally used for the benefit of all sick peo-
pie, and the minority of your committee
ella inns that section SO of the Organic Act
specially allows the Legislature to APP
propriate money to aid all charitable in
stitutiOns.
While We appropriate money for ply
sicians in different districts in order to
help the poor of all classes, l don't know
of any reason why we should not appro-
pirate money to aid the hospitals.
believe the several hospitals are
built and established for the benefit Of
all.
| therefore recommend that the items
54l to JAS inclusive may be passed as in
the Appropriation bill. w. C. ACHI.
Member of the Committee on Public
Health.
Senator Paris then reported for the
Committee on Public Lands on the
Items in the survey department, in part
as follows:
Your committee find that most all
Z b.. q
former appropriation bill, and that a
visit to the department found that
they are doing valuable work In COM
piling maps of all the different ISL
ands, giving all the different lands, es-
tates, etc, which are always open for
the information of the public. They
are also preparing maps for the de-
partment at Washington; also maps OF
this city for the tax assessor. Your
committee therefore recommend that
items 2S7, 2sS. 2S9, 290 2sl, 292 and 2s3
pass as In the bill
Items 526 and 527, expenses OF field
parties, $4,000, and office work, $4,000.
1t is proposed, during this period, to
have field parties to survey and cut
up government lands in the Islands In
to homesteads, which will require the
employment OF extra men. The COM
mittee recommends that the items be
penses of field parties and office work.
$4S 000," instead OF $4,000
Items 52S and 529. publishing maps,
81 900, and meteOrology. 200 are rec
commended to pass as in the bill.
j. d. PARIS,
JOHN T, BROWN.
l.. NAKAPAAHU.
Senator Paris also presented a report
from the same committee on the items
under the head of Commission OF Ag-
riculture and Forestry"
The pay OF commissioner, 1920, the
committee found had been raised from
$4,000 as in the old bill and saw no
reason for the large increase, They
recommend the item pass at s4,S0o,
The committee recommends the pay
OF entomologist, 81 600, pass as in the
bill; pay OF chief forester, $500. was
recommended to pass at So 5000; pay OF
gardener and forester. al 5000 each.
the committee recommended To pass
as In the bill. The pay or expert for
ester, Sl,S0O, the committee found
81, 500 was appropriated In 1895 for this
office, but was not drawn, and there
fore recommend the Item be stricken
out Under the sub-he laborers.
Makiki and Nuuanu, fifteen laborers.
Nuuanu forest uen more mem, $3.50,
the committee recommended be reduc-
ed 10 NSa0, one laborer. Tantalus,
1S2s 10 pass as IN tho bill. one laborer,
Tantalus Cnew) ia32, was recommend
cd 10 be stricken out, The following
Items were recommended to pass as In
the bill. Laborers IN nurseries, nine
laborers. 1895 one labOreT, t52S
Forests and nurseries general, pay Of
stenographer ana typewriter u, 200
pay ~ office boy and messenger, s72o
pay ~ wagon driver 1895
Payroll AAkiki and river parks
new, q 0lo. The committee frlt that
although the parks ~ere necessity