The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

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Deputy Assessor and Collector,
$500. Passed.
Salary of Deputy Assessor, Oahu,
and clerk, $4,000.
The Ways and Means Committee
recommend the item read, clerk of
Deputy Assessor, $500.
Passed at $500.
Incidentals and general office, $500.
Passed.
Expenses of Lantana Commission,
5000. Stricken out.
Custom House boat, $1,000. Passed
at $1,000.
Noble Marsden moved to insert an
item for the pay of pilots, S14, 400.
The committee had recommended an
amount, and a bill had been intro
duced. If the bill did not pass, the
item could be stricken out on the
third reading. Passed.
Pay of Police, Hawaii, $4,000. The
committee recommended $50, 900.
Noble Marsden said the force had
been reduced and cut down very little.e
the committee reaching tbs; e:,, ,bunt
OF H 80 ~. men the house had taken
up the pay of sheriffs, separately,
which reduced this item further to
S36, 900. He had seen the Sheriff OF
Hawaii, who had not taken exception
TO the reductions, but objected TO fur
ther subdivision OF the pay, as it was
subversive of all discipline, and he
quite agreed with him
Passed at S36, 600.
Pay of Police, Maui, S40, 600.
Noble Marsden moved S24, 500.
Rep. Smith moved it be SIS, 900.
. Passed at S25 900.
Paw of Police Oahu, ; 100000
Noble Marsden moved SIS, ESQ.
Passed at S6S,2S0.
Police of Kauai. 81. 500. Passed at
SlO,SOo.
J Clerks, translators and eopyists,
S240O. The committee recommended
$1,000.
. Acknowledgement eumann oppos-
, ed the reduction, and Noble Marsden
supported it.
Passed ut $500.
: Incidentals, civil and criminal, ex-
penses, $4,000.
Noble Marsden read items which
showed how the money had been
spent in the past.
: Noble Thurstou said it was dis
graceful showing. If the item was
passed, the words should be added,
| ''no portion OF which shall De spent
-
erals Office seemed TO run 10 hack
| hire.
, 4 discussion arose As TO the neeeS-
sity of expenditures for hacks.
Rep. Bipikaue said if the amount
were itemIzed. it could not be spent
for hacks, revolvers, etc. II the House
insisted on apprOpriating money in
lump sums, it served them right if il
were miS-spent. He moved il pass 81
: 5000.
Rep. Smith said it would be sound
economy TO cut down this item. Here
were $500 for clubs and pistols. The
} Attorney General should content HIM
: self with $4,000.
: Attorney General Neumaun adj
| mitted there was much sense in the
/ members observations.
: Noble ThurSton said he had had :
| great deal Of experience with the
! fondDeSs OF the present incumbent
(Wilson) for hacks. The House should
, express in some way its d3SappFova
; Of such proceedings.
The item was postponed until mex
; Monday.
: Coroners' inquests, $500. Passed.
: Unpaid bills for eOruners' iRqueSts
: etc, Sl70. Passed.
2 Support and maintenance Of pris
/ onerS, etc, was deferred until Mon
day.
! The matter OF an appropriation FOL
i 3 European tour for the Princess IA
= iulani was taken up.
! There were TWO committee reports
The majority recommend nothing
2 the minority 5000.
/ Noble MarSden moved the majority
D report be adopted.
e Noble Thurston could hardly be-
I lieve that any one in the House really
r favored this item. 1t was said tina
d her father was trying to get it passed
f and someone said he must have soft
d ening OF the brain 70 think of such :
7 thing st this time, when the pay Q
: poor policeman was being cut down
e and the Minister OF Finance wa
i scratching around TO meet the dali,