The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-09
LEGISLATURE.
FITTIETu DAY.
FRIDAY, Aug. s.

Rep. Brown asked the reason of
the raise.
Minister Brown said that the last
holder, Mr.. Stil!man, gave it up be-
cause The salary was too small. The
present incumbent, Mr.. Smithies, is
paid Mt this rate.
The item passed.
Collector Kawaihac, $500. Passed.
Collector koloa, $500. Passed.
Rep. kalua moved to insert, col
leclor Lohaina, S200.
Minister Brown said no ships dis
charge there now, and the postmas-
ter performs the duties. There was
Il salary appropriated last session,
but it was hot drawn.
Rep. Brown thought if the 5000
could he saved it ought to be and
moved the item do not pass.
The item passed.
Collector kealakekua, 5000.
Passed.
Port Surveyor Kahnlui, 92loO.
Passed.
Port Surveyor Hi!n, $2I0O.
Minister Brown sai& the salary
was larger because this polt surveyor
had to look out for twenty. nine
miles of coast.
The item passed.
Keeper Kerosene Warehouse,
$4,000. Passed.
Assistants in Bonded Warehouses,
four men, 1000. Passed.
Assistant Guards, Honolulu, six
men, $4,000. Passed.
Assistant Guards at all ports,
$4,000.
Minister Brown said the port sur
veyor cannot watch vessel day and
night. There may be several YES
sells in port. He has to pick up
guards to watch them. 1t Is the
same all over the Kingdom.
The item passed.
CUSTOM House boat, $1,000.
Minister Brown, in answer to
Rep. Kalua, said this item paid two
boatmen in Honolulu, aud for the
boats in Hilo, Kahului and MANU-
kona.
The item passed.
Incidentals Custom House, $4,000.
Passed.
Minister Brown had three tie
he wished to insert to pay judg-
ments rendered against the Govern
ment in favor of certain individuals.
| The first is V. knudsen. $3.50.
Rep. Knudsen-It is only money
to be returned to me.
The item passed.
2. Judgment in favor of Wong
Ko, 1881. Passed. ). Judgment
in favor of Richard Oliver, S337.7S.
Passed.
Noble Muller moved to insert 5000
incidentals Auditor-General's office.
Carried.
Attorney-Generals Department.
Salary Attorney General, SO, 200.
Passed.
Deputy Attorney-General, $1,000.
Passed.
Marshal, $1,000. Passed.
Minister Peterson moved to insert
salary Police Court Prosecutor,
$4,000 This is paid at present to a
Second Deputy Marshal out of APP
preparation for Marshal's office, but
it is not good arrangement.
Rep. Kalua moved to pass the
item to Deputy Marshal, to prose.
cute in the Police Court.
Minister Peterson did not consi-
der it advisable to have the offices
thus merged. The Government
could appoint any attorney to pro.
secute. 1t was not well to have the
prosecutor connected with the pc.
lice, as his double duties might con
fict.
Motion of the Minister carried.
Clerk to Marshal, $4,000. Passed
Second Clerk to Marshal, S2400
Passed.
Minister Peterson moved to in.
sert, Tailor of Oahu Prison, $4,000
Carried.
Sheriff of Hawaii, $500; of Maui
$4,000; of Kauai, $4,000. Passed.
Clerk to Maui Sheriff, $500; tc
Hawaii Sheriff, $500. Passed
Kauai Sheriff, $3.50. Amended to
| 5000.
Pay of police, Hawaii, $G5.000
Maui, S44, 200; Oahu, 100000
Kauai, $21 900.
Minister Peterson moved these
four items be referred to a specia
committee.
Amended to committee of nine
two from each of the four islands
named and one from Molokai, ant
carried.
Clerk, translator, and copyist
$500. Passed.
Incidontals, civil and criminal ex
penses, $4,000.
Minister Peterson understood tina
the finance committee had discover
ed large amount of money paid fo
incidentals out of the appropriation
for pay of police. He therefore
moved the item be 500, 900.
Noble Mccarthy corroborateC
the statement regarding the discov
cry by the finance committee. A
the pay of police had been referred
to special committee, he move,
that this item be referred to tn
same committee.
=, Noble Widemann thought that i