The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-12


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Mr. Tcnney reported from the
special committee on the Chimes.
labor bill, submitting a substitute
bill. The report was signed by him.
self, W. &. Wilder and &. Bolte. A
minority report was signed by John
Emmrluth and ID. b. Smith, object.
ing to the inclusion Of domestic
servants" in the now bill as ia the
old. Laid on the table to be con.
sidered with the bill.
Minister Hatch presented n re.
por, from the committee ON the
sunday law, submitting an amend.
mont t. permit band concerts ON
Sunday at Thomas Square or any.
where else not within quarter Of a
milc OF church wherein services
are being held at the same time.
Mr.. Warehouse moved, seconded
by Mr. Ena, that the bill he received
and laid on the table To await more
representative government.
Mr.. Morgan moved, seconded by
Mr. ID. B. Smith, that tn. bill take
it, usual course, which carried.
Mr.. Smith moved To take up the
PETITION from physicians regarding
the alcohol duty aud refer il To a
special c"iuinitt.e. Carried, aud TIA.
President appointed the former
committee with the addition of the
mover.
Second reading Of the Appropria-
ton bill.
On the item Of 500 pension To
Mrs. Simeona. widow Of policeman
killed in the performance OF his
duty, Minister Smith said reports
had been heard that the beneficiary
was M, WORTH person.
Mr.. Emmcluth thought this a
strange attitude for the Attorney.
General 10 take, and moved the item
he deferred until the Executive in.
vcstiga'"d the ease. Carried.
Chief Clerk Of Judiciary, S5iW.
Minister smith "Xplai ed that this
was a reduction such rs other OIL
Gals were submitted to.
Mr.. Emmelutll objected to ndiyi.
duai deductions. lio would support
an even reduction in all salaries.
Minister Damon said there was
less eNtraN agance in the community
nov han two years ago. Employees
IN private firms have had to submit
to reductions.
Mr.. Allen would not have the sala.
ries reduced of officials who had to
give bonds, as the holder OF the
Office in question had to do to he
amount Of SlO,uh. lie moved to
increase the item To $500.
Minister Smith explained how the
Executive had tried to make the bill
systematic, In answer to question
ho said the clerk might he getting
500 or $500 year extra in fees.
lib" item passed "a in the bill.
MIR. Morgan moved To increase the
pay Of the District Magistrate at
Eva from Sl2Oto SlGS0. lie would
have to look after the United States
forces Al Pearl harbor (laughier),
and ought To have enough To live
on.
Minister Smith opposed the raise
Mr. Ena moved to defer the items
Tor district magistrates until the de
partm"nt report was received.
Ministers Damon and Smith op-
posed delay, Is il would cause con
fusion.
Tn" item passed at SlGsO
On the items for magistrates ON
Maui Mr.. Tonn"y said something
should bc done about some Of them,
who had been giving restoration
dinners and champagne luaus.
Mi .is,rr smith moved to increase
the salary Of the District Magistrate
OF Walm"a, Kauai, 10 SliiSO His
jurisdiction included the large Maka,
we'll plantation. The motion carried.
Mr., Emmeluth, ON the item Of
S5i'D for the secretary Of the For
"lgn Department, wanted to know
the reason for increasing the salary
Of this position.
Munster Hatch replied that il was
only putting the position on "a par
with other chief cicrk,hips, Besides,
the department had dispensed with
one clerk
III" item passed.
Mr., Eua considered that TIA" salary
uf SNlm I" the secretary of Legal lon
Al Washington was inconsistent with
the priucjpl" If uniformity in the
salaries Of chirf clerks
Minister Hatch explained that the
reason wa, the high cost II living
~ Washington, together with travel
lug "Npouso,, aud the secretary had
to act ~ charg" d'allaircs IL ia"
abscuco Of the Minister,
The item passed