The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-08

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Hama to Ulaino. $3.50: roads and
bridges Makawao, s7.O75; fencing Kuls
homestead road, $500; fencing Kaheka
Kihei road, $12.OO1; roads and bridges
wailuku, $4,000; curbing sidewalk. gov,
eminent lot. Waikiki. $500; roads and
bridges. Lahaina. ss.s25; roads and
| bridges. MoIokai, $3.50; trails on Molo-
kai. $3.50; roads and bridges, Lanai
81. 900.
OAHU APPROPRIATIONS.
The House passed to Oahu, as fol-
lows: Roads and bridges. Koolaupoko,
s.. 125; relocating road to Kailua. $4,000;
repairs to roads damaged by storms.
81. 500: repairs to bridges. $500; road ma
chine. $500; road roller, $500.
/ observation-disclosures and bridges, $2,325.
waialua-Roads and bridges, 5000;
steam road roller. $4,000.
Eva road and waianae-Puuloa road,
81. 500; Makua trail. $500; steam roller.
50. 600.
Honolulu-Roads and bridges. fourth
district. including Nuuanu street, &c.,
900: roads and bridges. fifth district.
$50. 900.
ai-waimea-Roads and bridges,
81. ESQ: new bridge over waimea river,
$50. 900; bridge at Hoia gulch, $1,000.
Lihue-Regrading of roads into HUI
LEILA valley. $4,000; roads and bridges,
IS. S75: !, regarding road into Nuuanu val
lafo
steam roller. $4,000; regarding Lihue
road. $1,000.
Koloa-Roads and bridges. 81 500
road in Kalahea valley. $500.
Hanalei-Roads and bridges, $500.
Kawaihau-Roads and bridges, 49,
225.
Niihau-Roads and bridges. s125.
SCHOOLS AND LANDS.
This ended the road raids. and the
House took up the appropriations for
the school department. The following
sums were allowed: Furniture and fix
lures, $4,000; industrial and manual
training. $1,000; book fund. $4,000; sta
tionery and incidentaIs. $1,000; ex-
penses of summer school, $1,000; repair
ing school buildings. $500: lace making
to be taught in the normal school by
local teachers, $500; support of La
hainaluna. 81, 500; boys industrial
school, $500; girls industrial school.
81 500; material for manual training in
the girls industrial school, $500; live
stock and farming implements for boys
industrial school, $1,000.
The Department of Public Lands re-
ceived sS.S75. all that it asked for the
main department. But when it came .
to the commission of agriculture and
forestry there was breeze because the
item of $500 for incidentals was not
sufficiently specific. Consideration of
that particular item was deferred. The
item for agricultural fairs was raised
from $3.50 to $4,000 Consideration of
the item of s12.5OO for field and office
work for the survey department was
deferred, but that department got $500
for taking care of the weather and SIS
for publishing maps.
WAR ON BOARD OF HEALTH.
Then came the appropriations for the
Board of Health, and there was trouble
at once. The item of So, $50 for general 4
expenses was put over. In the second .
item of 81 $50 for disinfectants and vac l.
cine. the word vaccine was stricken out. !
Then Kupihea's chance came and he
jumped at it eagerly. He was born
that way. 1t was on the third item, 4
providing for the appropriation for $780,
100 for the segregation. support and
treatment of leDers." He moved that /.
the word segregation" be stricken out,
but nobody paid any attention, and he
withdrew the motion Kumalae spoke.
There was a motion to refer the whole
eper business to a special committee.
and the chair ruled that 1t had passed
there was a howl Of pro-
est, and Chillingworth read the riot
act to those members who We're cut
ing up monkey shines at the expense
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