The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-25

being carried, the following items were
passed as here printed;
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Chief Justice and Z Chancellor : lson -
First Associate Jnsticc--..---. 1000 o.
Second Associate Justice lb,01o %
Clerk Suprc1c Court---------- bIn I.
psgsJs Sisrs. ~ 81. .----- Co. co. o.
Interpreter Supreme and Pc
Ice Cogrts. -..---.--------. i~"W
Al this point the Attorney General moved to in.
eert new item Pay Of Portuguese Interpreters
but At what amount he vas not prepared TO say
Just then, Judging that Il could be more definitely
ascertained later.
Representative Keaa moved that the item pro
posed be made to read SALARY OF Interpreters
Representative Kaulukau judged the item was
worthy Of reference to special committee
Representative kaunsmano was II favor Of the
item being inserted n 5000.
Chairman Cleghorn finally, on putting the ques-
ton declared the vote IN favor Of reference TO a
special committee, that question being first put
and carried.
The following items passed
Circuit J ldse, Mani. ..-....- 4,.so a.
tHIs travelling ezpeusesl 81 ~
Cireair Judge Hilo and han =, 80 a.
Circuit Judge, kohala. koua.
d. -r-------.-r-- -tl' ~
The last item in the above list caused . slight
controversy between the Representatives from
Hamakua and North k0ua, the representative
Of .the people from the locality which sup
posed 10 De visited by the official desiring that the
salary be set at 5000 account of the scarity of
visits OF the Jldge 70 the kOua district whilst the
the representative from Hamakus desired that the
item pass as printed. and derided the hOua dis
trict on account Of the lack Of criminal proceed
ines thersin, calling It the Holy Land the
Eden of Hawaii, etc. On motion the item was
passed as above printed.
Police Justice. Lahaiua :. 40 ~
Representatives Castle and Dickey favored re
trenchmsnt on this item the business transacted
did not warrant the payment of such salary.
Representative AholO, Paehaole ana the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs were II favor of the item
passing at the amount printed. which was finally
carried
Police Justice, Wailaku------- SEQ -
This item vas raised from the sum of 5000 by
= motion of Representative Hayselden. Repre-
sentative from Honolulu, without any demur on
the part of the Representatives from Waikiki, and
passed at the above figure
District Judge North Hlo---- 100 a.
District JUICE, Huua---- ----.- ~ ["
District Judge. west Rau IF oae
Seeosd District J ud.e.easr hau 500
Disirict Jadcr, North Koua-.. 80 %
The above item vas placed IN the bill At 81 Oh
bot Representative NAhsle considered that It Vas
time TO fall in line with the advance guard and
moved the item be increased to 81 500 which was
carried over protest by Rep. Dickey.
District Judge Soztk Rona..- 80 %
Police Justice North kuhals- - -
District Judge, South k0hala. l.en a.
District Judge. HaElzkla.----- eec %
Tne last item brought Rep. KsuEamano to the
front a member OF the majority IN favor of in
crease. Forgetting his cDmusudatory stand IN
favor of retreuehmeut tue sAiAry Of the cir.
cut Judge of hoEala. on this occasion he favored
an increase from 81 500 as presented IN the BILL Il
$500 as passed.
In the course of the argument on this question
Rep Thurston said that this question OF increasec
salaries what splitting the life blood of th'
nation. be had figured up the amount paid on
as salaries to officials and found that 1t amounteC
1saF
of the country for other purposes, such the pay
ent of the national debt. the interest thereon anS
other indebtedness. de remembered remark
lately made by the Minister Of Finance, when cleo
tioneerinc on Molokai, who said IN defense of tn
Ministry, that IL vas not the Ministry who wasteS
the money, but the Representatives who we're sen
by the people. which latter dictated the amour
and manner in which money was TO be cxpende,
and the Ministry could only carry out their wishes
The other day there seemed TO exist mania Il
cut down, bat nov efforts in that direction proves
abortiye. Representatives seemed TO forget tha
they were sitting as trustees OF the money OF tbs
| reople bat instead. seemed to consider il thei
business to raise the salaries of all friends an
eompatgiots-
Representative Kaulukoa favored the increase
| asked because be did not think that = cOmpefen
| officer could be obtained foE less.
| Representative ha1hAne was not II favor OF tn
manner in which the peoples money vas bein
voted away. he illustrated his objection by say
| inc thai, like a COW that had a great number G
| calves Who were continually calling for nourist
\ ment, the milk was apt to give oct and all So1l
/ siarve. 4 number of members present seemed dt
sirous of milking the COW pretty dry; tL&Ignte
| and applause Members seemed TO be willing t
give o1t money carelsssly, by and by 1t voul
| come the tura OF the last one and they would b
apt to to get left" laughter
| Representativs kaunamano said he considered
according 10 his conscience, that the holder OF th
\ position should obtain a large salary. The Assem-
| bly, were now coasideriE2 the Department of Ii
J1dicsary, the public we're not asking for AHythin
nov Izuchter.) When they THE Assembly, q
to that portion of the Bal where the public gel
entitled TO consideration lie would not be to1n
| wanting. When discussion come upon the Road
&c be would be there. ti4aughter.l
At as the Committee rose and Hon A. . CleI
horn reported the work accomplished TO tie Pres
dent and Assembly, and asked leave 10 SIT asaii
The permission desired Eas granted.
Before adjournment, which was had few N
nutes before O'Clock, the President OF the Boar
Of Health presented the printed report OF that 81
| rear Immediately after which the Assembly AZ
journed until 10 a m next day.