The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-19

would vote for and agree 10 this. Mai
carriers, $4,000. same
Bureau Of Customs. Collector-Gen
, eral, $4,000, same; deputy. $500 for.
merly $1,000. Bookkeeper, $4,000. same
Storekeeper, $4,000, same. Statistical
clerk. $4,000. same. Assistant, $1,000
$24OO. MIR. Emmeluth wanted TO know
where the economy was coming in
Mr.. Smith said the Law Bureau had
dispensed with one clerk and the
Finance Bureau with two. Port Sur
veyor, $4,000. same. Deputy. $24OO
new. HIarbormaster, $4,000. formerly
$4,000. Nice.President Wilder said this
was the poorest paid position under the
Government. The office should have
$4,000 Mr.. Waterhouse moved that il
be made $4,000 Seconded by Mr..
Allen, who agreed with the Vice.Presi-
dent. Carried. Mr.. Smith moved for
5000 for an errand boy for the clerk.
Lost. The amount proposed for APP
praiser was $4,000. Mr.. Tenney inquired
ii that was enough. Minister Damon
believed it was and said the Appraiser
could assist as a clerk. Mr.. Emmcluth
said true economy would dictate provis-
ion for competent appraiser. To settle
it one way or the other he moved the
item be stricken out. Not seconded.
Mr.. Tenney asked that the Collector
General, who was present, be asked TO
speak on the subject. MIR. Castle said
that an appraiser was necessary, and
that in the work he would be the assist
ant OF the Collector-General. He thought
$3.50 month would secure a satisfactory
man. The item passed as in the bill.
Three pilots, Honolulu, $l4, 400, same.
Keeper kerosene warehouse, $500,
same. Assistants in bonded warehouse,
5000, same. Assistant guards, Homo
lulu, at $50, $40, which was 1924 900 in the
bill, was referred to a special committee
including Ena, Allen and Tenney. Pay
assistants guard all ports $4,000, formerly
$4,000, referred to the special committee.
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$1,000. This was reduced to $500 on
recommendation OF the Collector
General. Office boy, Honolulu, 5000,
new. Pilot boats, Honolulu, $4,000, was
$500.
Attorney-General's Department-At-
torney-General, $4,000. Moved by Mr..
Tenney to reduce the Deputy Attorney
General from $4,000 to $5400. Minister
Smith objected to this on the ground
that special training was required.
The first vote was tie, when
Mr.. Emmeluth asked that the American
League member be compelled to vote
Mr.. Smith said he was willing to go on
record. Mr.. Allen said the position was
different from that of chief clerk, re-
quiring a trained lawyer. (NIr Emme-
luth-Why don't they get one?). The
vote was again tie, and on division the
same. Action was deferred to next
meeting; the Vice President declining
to cast the deciding vote. Marshal.
$4,000, same. Deputy $4,000, from
/ $4,000. First clerk, $4,000, from $1,000
Mr.. Ena moved tina the jailor for
Oahu Prison get $4,000 instead of $4,000
as in the bill. On the request of Min.
lister Smith consideration of the item
was postponed to the next meeting. The
only other changes made by the bill on
legal department, is $4,000 for Sheriff of
Maui. formerly $4,000. Passed. Pay
of police, Hawaii, 81, 900 fromerly $3S,.
500. Passed. Deputy sheriff, Molokal,
which was $1,000 in the bill, was on
motion of Minister Smith, made $1,000.
Waimea's deputy sheriff will get 800 a
month instead of 800.
Ewa's Deputy-Sherifr gets 800 month
instead of $50.
For the police of Oahu the bill called
| for 100000. The amount in 81 and -;
was $4,000, for $50 and 9O,,Sl25, 900
Mr.. Smith moved reference to a specia
committee. Lost. Mr., Morgan pro
tested against this course. A motion
to reconsider was made by Ministei
Smith and the item goes to a specia
committee. consisting of Messrs d. b
Smith, Cecil Brown, Minister Smith
| Waterhouse and Allen.
Clerks, receiving station, $2SS0, same
Supreme Court officer, S2160, same
Hack inspector, $2400, same. PLY
sicians, receiving station and prison
$4,000, same. Pay roll, maintenance
and care Of prisoners, $4,000. o.
motion of Mr.. Emmeluth this item wa
referred to the special committee OF
police. Clerk, translator and copyist
$2400, same. Detective service, SIS, O0C
Referred to the special committee.
On motion the Councils took reces
to p. m.
! Bureau Public nstruction-Inspecto
: and expenses, $4,000, same. Clerk an,
I secretary, $4,000, same. Support O
, English, Hawaiian and commo
/ schools, $500, 600, last period (estimatec
$336,00O. The Board asks for $3.50, O0i
/ Minister Damon thought 1894, 900 woul
be sufficient. Passed at 1924, 0OC
) All moneys coming to tn
Board are to be paid to tn
Government. Professor of Chemistry
} $4,000, same. Normal instruction, $500
, same. Interior Observation-Disclosures
$4,000, same. Chief clerk, $5IOO, fol
( merly $4,000. First assistant, $1,000
. Second assistant $2040. Third, $780,
g Government clerk $4,000, formerl
e $4,000. Department stenographer, Sl92C
r Moved by Mr.. Ena to strike out ster
D ographer allowance. Lost and the iter
passed. Two messengers, $40 200, SAINT
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