The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-06

Salary Clerk Sheriff of Maui FROM
$500 to Sl200.
Salary Clerk Sheriff of Kauai from
S6O0 TO $500.
PAY uf Police Hawaii from SEQ
900 to SOL ,72O.
Pay of Police Maui from $4,000
to $50, 100.
Pay OF Police Of Oahu from $780,
900 10 S73,44O.
Pay of Police Kauai from S2l, 800
to Sl9, 200.
Sa AIRY Clerk, Translator and Copy
list from 81 100 u $1,000.
The committee recommend new
items he inserted in tie Bill, all of
them so far having been paid out of
pay OF police vi Oaau,'
The committee say in conclusion
that should the recommendations be
adopted by the House there will be
saving of S29, 240 during the period
in Section l not to say anything of
Section 2.
They submit an estimated monthly
pay roll of police for the city of Hon
olulu as follows:
Three captains of police at SO
each lieutenants of police at $50
each 3 watches, Is men each Or As
men, at $40 each; 2 civil officers at
SO each officer armorer and nit
igate at $50; Supreme Court officer
at $50; Portuguese officer at $50;
l Chinese officer at $50 and l Japa
nese officer at $40.
Noble Neumann got the floor and
said that the members had lost their
lunch yesterday in sort of desultory
manner aud he did not propose that
that should happen again to-day; he
would move recess until
Rep. Smith (interrupting) said
that the Molokai Committee would
have meeting after the afternoon
| adjournment.
Noble Thurston gave notice of a
meeting of the Committee on the
Oceanic S. $. Subsidy, and said that
Messrs. Irwin and Hackfeld would
meet the committee.
Noble Macfarlane from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations offered
report relative to the preservation
| of the archives of the kingdom, but
desired on account of its length
that it be printed. On motion the
report was ordered to be printed.
Rep. Ashford read for the first
time bills, CD Respecting the adver-
Using of notices of probate and other
judicial matters. (2) To confer
greater power on the representatives
of the Fire Department regarding the
disposition of funds of the Depart
ment. (3) To abolish the office of
Fire Marshal.
Minister Whiting read first time
bills, CD Relative to bicycles and
other vehicles carrying lights. (2)
Defining highways.
Noble j. NJ. Horner read for the
first time bills, CD To authorize a
National Loan. (2) To abolish the
Office of tax assessor.
Clerk Mccarthy read answers from
the Acknowledgement to questions of
Rep. losepa as follows:
l. Deputy sherffs who have IL
cense to practice law have right TO
conduct civil cases.
2. Cannot and do not interfere
with their private business, but in
Government civil cases | make use
of them.
Rep. Kapahu by kindness of Noble
Neumann obtained the floor and then
forgot what to say.
Noble Marsden OF II moved recess
until l 80 p. m. Carried.
Afternoon Session.
The Assembly reconvened at 80
and without delay the Order of the
Day was moved, bringing up fOl
consideration the Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Robert w. Wilcox was appoint
ed as chairman, the House having re-
solved into Committee of the Whole,
and ta.-en up items under the head
of "Bureau of Customs" passing
following at the sums set:
Salary Port Surveyor, Honolulu
$4,000, AS in the bill.
Salary Storekeeper, $4,000 from
$4,000.
Salary Assistant Storekeeper, $1,000
from S2400.
Salary First Statistical Clerk
$1,000 from $4,000.
Salary Second Statistical Clerk
S2400 from $4,000.
Salary Third Statistical Clerk
S240O from $4,000.
Salary Fourth Statistical Clerk
struck out.
Salary Book. keeper, $4,000 from
$4,000.
Salary Collector Kahului, $1,000
from $4,000.
Salary Collector HIo, $4,000 from
$1,000.
Salary Collector Mahukoua, defer
red.
The four items following relative
to the salaries of collectors at Jh,
ports of Kawaihae, Lahaina, Koo'
and Kealakekua were stricken out.
Salary Port Surveyor Kahulu
$4,000 from S2400.
Salary Port Surveyor, HiIo, 5000
from S2400.
Salary Keeper Kerosene Ware
house, $1,000, deferred.
Assistants in Bonded Warehouse