The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-04-06

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~eri Increased the item ~ $1,000
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Line i7sA, rent 81 ground At Kaiihi,
81 $50 Passed
Line 1850, segregation, support and
treatment Of iepers. $4,000. Passed.
Mott-Smith moved 90 ineert nm item
In Act 2. line ~, Department ~ Public
Instruction. q total of unpaid hills,
amounting 10 siiie0. This item takes
the place OF line 81 ne originally read
In the bill.
Robertson moved that sections 2. 2.
judiciary Committee, as he believed the
wording throughout should be chang
for ffty cents per day. Isenberg re-
'nrted nv saying that II Mr.. Achi could
cd. Section 6 was also added The
motion was carried
Items in Act 9.
Line 80, Department OF Interior, sal
airy OF stenographer, typewriter and
recording clerk, $4,000, Passed.
Line 69A, poundmaster. Honolulu,
$40 Passed.
Line II, pay OF laborers, Makikl and
Nuuanu. sl,60S. Passed.
Line ~, pay of laborers, nurseries
new PAYROLL, 1884. Committee re-
duced the item 10 s264 Passed at the
latter figure.
Line "a, Honolulu Fire Department,
regular payroll, $1,000 The commit
tee further recommended that the
amount be increased to a total OF $685.,
$50 TO provide for the new hose crews.
Passed
Fire Laddies Remunerated.
Line 74A, additional months pay,
FIRE Department, on account of special
work during the sanitary fires Of the
Board of Health, $2,425. Passed.
Bureau of Survey-Line 76, salary of
craftsman, $500 Passed.
Line a, salary of meteorological. ST.
400. Passed.
Bureau of Conyeyances-Line 79,
salaries of two copyists, at $50 each
per month, S2,400. Committee reported
S4730. Passed.
Bureau of Waterworks-Line 81, sal
airy of first assistant clerk, $1,000. Pass
ed.
Lines So and SO, salary OF superin-
teEdent, Waikiki and Kahului water
works. s210. Passed.
Bureau of Public Yorkshire SO,
salary Of draughtsman and assistant
$500. Passed
Line So, pay of lighthouse keepers
UNPAID salary, 1S99), SIG. Commit
.ee's report increased item TO $3.50 and
passed at that figure.
Line S6A, Board of Health:
}, Salary of City Sanitary Officer, $4,-
200.
:, Salary Of bacteriologist. $4,000.
|, Salary of Executive Officer $1,000.
}, General expenses, payroll, $12,960.
!. Removing garbage and operating eX-
cavators payroll, $59,040
All the above items under S6A pass |
ID. sH fa,sf.'. $500 Us .-
Line S6g, salary of purchasing agent,
Board of Health. $4,000, brought forth |
number of criticisms and suggestions |
robertson wanted TO know if there was !
my need of appointing such an officer |
Except in cases of emergency.
Gear stated that the amounts az the |
disposal of the Board of Health were
cry large and go to the Board usu-
lily in lump sums. The Finance Com
nittee of the Board impressed upon
he committee of the Council of State
he necessity Of having some one to
ook after the purchasing of and pay
nent for supplies of all kinds.
After much discussion as to the mer-
Is of such an appointment, Minister
Damon asked that the matter be defer
ed until the next meeting. He stated
hat at present the Board of Health has
legislative power, and that they were
unning practically an independent
overnment in the Republic of Hawaii.
lie wanted to hear more discussion on
he expenditures and policy of the
'oard of Health.
Dole: "As this matter is to be de-
erred, think it would be well to get
ne opinion of the Board of Health on
he matter. l think it would be hard
} get one man who could purchase
rovisions for the leper settlement and
lso buy the medicines required by thet
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