The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-11

ger, chief clerk, $a5o; ]. H. Boyd,
assistant, $500; M. K. Keohokalole,
assistant, $I4o, ]. S. Abolo, assistant,
$IIo; four other clerks, SIS each, and
two others $50 each. The Govern
ment steam tug and the keepers of the
| lighthouses are also included in this
department, the expense aggregating
$a346 SO monthly, the captain and
engineer of the tug receiving $I25 and
$3.50 respectively, eighteen other EN-.
ployees being paid salaries ranging
from SIS to S., the latter muniicent
salary being paid to the keeper of the
lighthouse at Waialua.
Board of Health-The monthly pay
rolls of this department run up to
$427I so, divided among eighty six
employees, the salaries ranging from
$500 down to So. DR.. Goto, the
japanese specialist at the leper settle
ment, pockets $500 monthly DR.
Oliver, the resident physician, comes
next with $25o R. w. Meyer, agent
$780, d. w. Hutchinson, superintend-
ent, $Ioo. Charles Wilcox, secretary
of the Board Of Health, receives $3.50
per month c. B. Reynolds, agent,
ISIS; G. w. c. Jones, inspector,
$r25; Sam Ku, officer, $50, and one
messenger, $50 There are eighteen
district physicians connected with this
department who receive salaries ranging
from SITS in Honolulu to $50 in Ko.
hala and Waianae. The Kona physi-
clan receives $1a5, Waialua, $rIo,
most Of the others ranging between
500 and 500. The garbage service is
also placed under this department,
l.. L. Lapierre, the manager, receiving
$Ia5, one overseer $40, and FIVE drivers
and helpers at $50. Under this head
are number of other officials, such as
the dispenser of the Honolulu dspen-
sary with SIS per month, nurses, as.
sistants, sisters and sisters maid, the
latter being paid S.. Thirty-two minor
employees at the leper settlement are
also included at salaries ranging from
SIS to SIS, and even 81.
Judiciary Department-The highest
paid official in the Government service
is Chief Justice Judd, who receives
1880 per month; Justices Bickerton
and Frear are paid $4lo 81 each; the
chief clerk, Henry Smith, $25o; +.
Wunderberg, first deputy, $I66 81;
George Lucas, second deputy, $I5o;
Walter Jones, stenographer, $2oo; W..
l.. Wilcox, Hawaiian interpreter, $3.50;
Lee Chong, Chinese interpreter, S. SO;
J. A. Thompson, clerk of the police
court, $Ioo. Judges w, A. Whiting
and H. E, Cooper draw 1888 80 each,
while the Circuit Judges of Maui, Ha-
wall and Kauai are content with $3.50.
Z. X. Liikalani, copyist, in the ST.
preme Court Office, draws $a5 a month,
while two messengers are paid $50
each. A number of other employees
receive from $83 SO down to $50.
THE d strict Judges are also paid from
this department. Judge Foster receives
I$aoS 80; w. H. Daniels, of Waikiki,
1890; G. w. A. Hapai, of Hilo, $I25;
and a number of others from Sol 81 to
$25.
Board of ucation--Secretary w.
| J. Smith receives 5000 for his monthly
services, while Inspe ctor General AT
lknson is satisfied with $25o. Two
clerks in the Office draw $I25 and SIS
respectively, and five truant officers at
1850, $40, SIS and SIS. Two hundre d
and fifty school teachers draw between
them $I2,592 SO monthly, while twenty
three school agents draw from $40 I6
to S..
Bureau of Public Works-Superin
tendent Rowell, $3.50; one assistant al
1880, one clerk at $Ioo, one superin
tendent in charge of wharves, 81 80
one Inspector of electric light system
SITS, one superintendent of Volcano
road, 5000, and an average Of ovel
thirty laborels at salaries ranging from
500 to $aS 60.
) Fire Department-Chief Engineer
Hunt, SITS; one foreman at $Ioo, two
) engineers at $Iao and twenty-five othe
employees at from SIS to $40. Total
$I465 per month.
Bureau of Water Works-Superin
tendent Brown, $2oS 80; Albert Lucas
clerk, $I25; Charles Winchester, fore
man, $II5; E. D. Crane, inspector, SOL
; and six Others from $50 to $a5.
. Bureau of Forestry J. Marsden
commissioner, $3.50 one gardener a
SIS a forester at SIS, and eigh
laborers at SIS,
Insane Asylum-A McWayne, med
ical superintendent, $I5o; Wan. Aud
superintendent, $I25, and twenty othe
employees at salaries ranging from So
to $I6-total, $S7I monthly.
-Four hundred and forty dollars pc
month is required to pay fifteen turn
, keys and prison guards at the Oah'
, Jail; one receiving SOS, one $40, on
SIS, and the rest $25.
For incidental salaries paid in con
, nection with the Interior Department
, for salaries not included in the abov
, items, such as $50 each for the clerI
of registration, veterinary surgeon an,
guard of the Government house an,
, other minor officials $a67 so MONTH
: is required.
For the care of Palace and ground
! a superintendent at $Ioo and eigh
!, laborers at $40 are required.