The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03
THE LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-THIRD DAY.
WEDNESDAY, July ,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

interpreter supreme ana Ponce
Courts, $500.
Rep. kalua moved to include Cir
cult Court terms and increase the
amount to $4,000.
Mr., Burchardt asked for an cX-
PLANTATION from the mover, as there
was another item, "Pny of inter-
prefers for all courts not otherwise
provided for, $500"
Mr.. Kalua said the latter item
was for Interpreters temporarily re-
ouired in District or Police Courts.
The amendment carried.
Salary of Circuit Judge, Maui
$1,000. His travelling expenses,
$500. Carried.
Circuit Judge, Ilio and Kau,
$1,000. His travelling expenses,
5000. Carried.
Circuit Judge, kohaia and kona,
$1,000. His travelling expenses,
5000.
Rep. Kahookano moved to in
crease the item of expenses 10 $500,
owing TO difficulties of travel.
Noble Pua opposed changing the
items.
Minister Brown moved the item
pass as in the bill. This judge is
receiving Il hundred dollars more of
SALARY than he did last year.
Rep. kahcokano said this Judge
had the hardest part of the island to
travel over.
Rep. Waipuilani said this judge
only went to kona once a year.
Passed rs in the bill.
Circuit Judge, Kauai, $4,000. His
travelling expenses, 5000. Car
ried.
Police Justice, Honolulu, $4,000.
Carried.
Police Justice, Hilo, $4,000. Car
ried,
Police Justice, Lahaina, $4,000,
Carried.
Police Justice, Waikiki, $4,000.
Carried
Police Justice, North Kohala,
S24O0.
Rep. kahookano moved to ia
crease to $4,000.
Noble j. NJ, llorner moved it
pass at the same as Lahaina, $4,000.
Rep. Kalua said the item as it
stood was an increase Of 5000 a year
over the past period.
Mr.. Burchardt said there was as
much work done there as in Wal
luku. He wanted TO sec such a
salary as would secure the services
of a capable man. The present judge
was a much better one than they
had for 4 long time, and he hoped
the House would vote him a proper
salary.
Rep. Z. W. Wilcox supported the
proposed increase. There were six
plantations in Kohala TO four in
Wailuku. The member for Laha-
ina said some days ago that the
judges had their heads in sugar
bags. If the judges were to be in.
dependent of the plantations they
should be given proper salaries.
Rep. Kuncalii favored the item as
in the bill.
Rep. Kahookano quoted the At
torney-General's report, showing
that Wailuku had I'll cases to
1913 in Kohala.
Passed as in the bill.
Salary Police Justice, Lihue
$1,000. Carried.
District Judge, North IIiIo
| $1,000.
Rep. J. L. Baker, in reply Il
criticisms of Rep. Kalua, said tina
the magistrate was great convent
ence to the place, saving people :
long walk to Hilo.
Passed as in the bill.
District Judge, Puma, $500. Car
ried.
District Judge, West Kau, $1,000
Carried.
District Judge, East Kau, 5000
Carried.
District Judge, North Kona. $500
Carried.
District Judge, South Kona, $500
Carried.
District Judge, South Kohala
$1,000.
Rep. Kalua moved $500. Thel
was nothing but bullocks in the in
terror, with a few people scattere
along the beach.
Rep. Richard said the respons
bility was the same On captain of
two-masted schooner and that of
four-masted steamship. Many
. native teamster on plantation g
more pay than the hon. membe
proposed for this judge. They ha
to pay according to the degree {
intelligence required. He move
the Item be made $1,000.
Noble Widemann said the cal
tains might have the same respons
bility, but the steamship captain
with million dollars under his fee
certainly got several times more pa
than he of the sailing vessel. II
7 was sorry that the hon. membt
from Hamakua had said nothin
about the number of people.
Noble Parker said that he woul
answer for that matter. His view
, agreed with those of the hon. men
Der from IIamakua. There wei