The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-14

N.f''N $40 W Nftr WAT We ITEM ~ ~
rrtrd
t.sD0 We frf upon consultation wth
the Superintendent OF Public " orks that
this app opuaton 20 isao, wil not 10
rDquir'd for road purposes On the District
~ llonolulu for the coming biennial ps.
Rod but n careful estimate has been
made hg him N tho artunl amount necss.
Fary for keeping the roads in good con.
dtion FOR the above period The sum.
therefore. % t9o.ooo h hereby recon
m,uded and We urge THIS item be chang
90 accordingly
Items 80 to sai Your committee re
specifically recommend that these Items
for repairing OF roads IN the different dis
tficta OF oahu and Kauai be- passed as
in the lll The necessity of good roads
% tho outlying districts ~ oahu and Ka-
mas being 30 apparent that We focl the,.
viii meet with favorable consideration at
your hands
Item AZ, roads ana bridges. general
f'nonN This item being needed az an
emergency appropriation TO be drawn
upon Don case the money otherwise appro-
priatod should not be sufficient for the
different districts, We therefore ask the
item be passed as In the bill
ltom iai, road damages all Islands, $50. D.
wv 7 our committee mus inns II a very
important item. used as it ls for the re-
pairing Of roads I'm the different districts
when damage has been caused by storms.
washouts, bridges carried away or other
disasters which could not be repaired
from any other appropriation. We sub
NIT, therefore. that the item be passed
as IN tho bill,
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. WHITE
N. Russell.
l.. NAKAPAAHu
June 49, 1901
Except item 4sl. @. r. CARTER
I concur all items. with the exception
Of item asi, roads and bridges, Honolulu.
100000 believe the items ought to he
divided as follows: Roads and bridges.
Fourth District, Honolulu, 316O. 900; roads
and bridges, Fifth District Honolulu,
$40 900 w c. ACHI
TIM SUBSEQUENT DISCUSSION.
Brown moved the report be laid
on he table. Cecil Brown moved that
t.a report be accepted. Achi moved to
q ""pt the report with the exception OF
item %Sl, ana recommended It be dI-
uded
Achi stated for Kanuha's OBLIGATION
that the amount OF $50. coo was to come
out Of the current expenses. Kanuha
was in doubt. The income was larger
before than now.
Carter stated there were a lot Of rev
items that had to go into this appro-
priation bill that were formerly in the
loan bill. Row are you going to build
your schools unless you put It in the
ApproDriat ion bill?"
wei don't jump me on any other
temH," rctOrted the Kamehameha
School tailor.
J. Brown moved the report be laid on
the table 10 be- taken up with the Ap-
bill. Carter said the com
nittee had exceeded its authori'v.
They had inserted items for their own
particular districts. ard this was bn-
yond their powers. IT'S a good Naui
bin" said Carter. Paris agreed with
Carter.
item $50 had boon increased from
z 200 to $4,000. Brown wanted to
Snow II Kapiolani Park population |
had increased.
Honolulu must grow sboutoo
oily BIZ"
Cecil Brown wanted the bin read FOR .
he second time. aud pet II ongrosscd .
or the third reading. "Tr we don't
Iurry the sixty days win be M and .
ven be just whore W" We're before. "
aid he
After the bin had reached i,s third
cading items could br inserted We
vas a Kaplolani Park commissioners
nd he knew that money was needed 4
len struck for higher wages. and the /.
ages had TO b. given. Mr.. Irwin Of
cred 10 advance money ont Of hlH own I
ocket Mr.. irwin advanced 1900 20. r.'
sprinklInP wagon for the park. ard
I'D to wait for his money
There were 2GO acres and there
hould be IS m acre 10 take care Of
:. If it was not for tho sale Of aIgeroba
re wood. etc. ~" park would have
IN behind NJ ~" rate NJ q nm vow
was a fo'.F'.,''nl PARK, ana fH",'r
, mako o,r,,o,s rho ror,, ,..s ,ooL
"a, hate ,,,. t,,,', ron ,.ao.,
Garter s.i1 go oan ,,.,, ~, ar,.,,,.,, o..
80, t,'o :, T., 700 '''' '''"t" ~