The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-12-06


South Kohala $1080. Passed at
$11OO.
Hamalzua S240O. Passed at $4,000.
North Hilo S1440. Passed at $500.
North Kona S144O. Passed.
South Kona 1440. Passed.
kau 5000. Passed at $3.50.
Puma 1850. Passed at $1,000.
Pay of Police, Hawaii, $4,000.
Passed at S38, 1916.
Pay of Deputy Sheriffs:
Wailuku S2400. Passed at S2775.
Makawao S2400. Passed at $500.
Lahaina $500. Passed at $1,000.
Hama $500. Passed at S20S0.
Pay of Police, Maui, S25, 900. Passed
at S29, 1910.
Pay of Deputy Sheriffs:
Molokai $1,000. Passed at $500.
Lihue $500. Passed at $4,000.
Hawaiian $3.50. Passed at $l640.
Hanalei S156O. Passed at S1640.
Koloa $3.50. Passed at $1640.
Waimea S2160. Passed.
Pay of Police, Kauai, S10,800. Pass
ed at $11, 544.
Pay of Deputy Sheriffs:
Koolaupoko $1,000. Passed at $3.50.
Koolauioa $1,000. Passed at S1O9O.
Waialua $1,000. Passed at $3.50.
Waianae $40. Passed at $1,000.
Eva $1,000. Passed at $3.50.
Pay of Police, Oahu, sos, $50.
Minister Jones moved $50, 1862.
Attorney General Brown said the
police station at Waikiki had been
discontinued, the watches diminished
from Is to II and the sergeants dis
charged. The next year would show
whether these reductions were wise.
The pay was $40 month and little
enough if q policeman was to be hon.
est.
Rep. Ashford was sorry that it had
been necessary to dispenoe with the
service of some of the foreign officers
who had been among the most eff
cient men on the force.
Attorney General Brown said the
appropriation allowed for three Cap
tains.
Rep. Ashford feared that the Police
Department would fiUd itself very
severely handicapped. He advised the
Attorney-General to ask for $1,000
more.
Acknowledgement Brown said he
was willing to take all he could get,
and would adopt the suggestion and
ask for $4,000 more, making $50, 100. 62.
Rep. Kamauoha moved it pass at
S85, 1902.
Rep. Waipuilani feared that the in
crease would result in putting back
the opium policemen. He had a good
deal of confidence in the Cabinet and
believed they would clean out the
corrupt, officials from the Marshal
downward.
Noble Marsden did not favor the
extra $4,000 asked for by the Minis.
| ter.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved the item
pass at 100000.
Rep. Ashford moved it pass at $780,
| 900. Carried.
Two Clerks Receiving Station, $3.50.
Passed at 1880.
Salary Supreme Court Officer, $2l6O
Passed at 1920.
Salary Hack Inspector, S2400. Passed
at $1,000.
Salary Physician Receiving Station
and Prison, $1,000. Passed.
Salary Clerk, Translator and Copy
ist, S2400. Passed.
Incidentals, Civil and Criminal Elk
penses, $4,000.
Minister Jones said lie was sorry tC
say that S10,S00 had already been eX
pended. They would have to ask fol
$4,000 more.
Acknowledgement Brown explained
the expense. Telephones alone cost
$500 but they were necessary, and sc
was hack hire. He would like to ash
a great deal more, as he feared thi:
small sum would cripple the depart
ment.
Rep. Bush did not have any wish tt
vote money for the Police Depart
ment until it was properly renovated
The Ministry had begun at the tail
instead of the head. He could no
account for the conduct of Reps. Ash
ford and Wilcox in coming here ant
favoring an increase. He thought i
an outrage. and would like to know
who was wearing q collar now. Their
was che ia, opium and hell going OIL
down there, and yet we voted an in
crease. We were making ourselve
liable to the charge of collision, an,
it was high time that q protest wa
made. Justice would not be admins
tered unless the proper man wer
made Marshal.
Rep. Smith thought the countr,
should be congratulated on having al
honest administration. The amour
asked for by the Attorney Genera
was very small in comparison will
what had been spent. This opportu
nifty should not be allowed to pas
without expressing ones sense of tn
outrageous manner in which the pub
lie money had been wasted in TIL
Police Department.. The single iten
of $1,000 for the extradition of IllinOi
Wise was gross outrage. Such waste
such extravaganza should be con
demned He would rather have tn
Police Department crippled than G
on as it had. There had been no eX
cuse for such misconduct.
The item passed at ST., 1866.
Coroners' Inquests, $500. Passed
Coroners' Inquests, bills unpaid
$40. Passed.
Support, Maintenance and Care {
Prisoners, $4,000.
Minister Jones stated that tn
amount already expended was S45
O50.7O. The additional amount II
quired would be S53, 1888. 32-totaI, S9S
3S4.02.
The Attorney General explaine
: the item.
Rep. Smith SAID this was anothe
case in which there had been gre;
/ extravaganza.
/ The item passed at sos, 3S4 OF.
l Bills unpaid, period 1890 OF, $685.
: Passed.
BUREAU OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Salary of Inspector General
. Schools, including travelling expense
: $500. Passed at 5000.
The House adjourned at P. NJ.