The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-05-14
Mr.. EMMELUTH
STILL RACES

estimates until late last night.
The Superintendent OF Pubilc In
struction not only gets cut In his
salary OF % per cent, but the commit
tee IL after his back salary, too.
The abolished Offices are as follows:
Secretary's onice--Assistant clerk.
recording clerks and extra clerks.
Attorney Generals Department
Deputy sheriff Of Walanae and Su-
preme Court officer.
Public Works Department-Fourth
assistant clerk, road engineer, book
keeper draughtsman's clerk and pay
roll OF steam tug.
Water Works-Assistant clerk.
Reform School-Matron OF girls
school. and teachers In boys and girls
school.
Public Lands-Patent clerk, assistant
clerk. first land district clerk, and six
land rangers.
Board of Health-Executive officer
and purchasing agent.
Reductions are as follows:
judiciary Department-Clerk, $4,000;
stenographer. $500; one messenger,
$1,000 First Circuit-First clerk. 49,,
900: second clerk. $4,000; third clerk.
1000; stenographers, $4,000; District
Magistrate for Honolulu, $4,000: Hawa-
ilan interpreters. $4,000: Chinese inter-
prefer, $4,000; Second District Magis-
trate for Honolulu. 1890.
Second Circuit-Clerk. $500; District
Magistrate for Honoaula. $500.
Third Circuit-Clerk 81 500.
| Fourth Circuit-Clerk, $2.160: stenog-
rapher. $4,000; District Magistrate for
Hilo. $2.760.
| Fifth .Circuit-Clerk, $1,000.
| Attorney Generals Department-At-
torney General, $4,000; Deputy Attorney
/ General, $4,000: assistant to the Attor-
ney General. $780, clerk. $4,000: clerk
to High Sheriff, $4,000: Sheriff of Ha-
wall, $4,000; Sheriff of kauai, $3.50:
clerk to Sheriff of Hawaii. $4,000; clerk
to Sheriff of Maui, $1,000; pay of Ho-
nolulu police, $4,000: Deputy Sheriff
of Maui, $1,000; Deputy Sheriff
of Makawao, $3.50; pay of Maui po-
lice, $4,000; Deputy Sheriff of Kauai
of Oahu police, $4,000; guards for
public buildings, s2.400; pay of jailors
etc, $4,000.
Treasury Department - Treasurer
$4,000; Registrar of Public Accounts,
$4,000; license clerk. $4,000; stenogra-
Tax Bureau-Assessor for Hawaii,
$4,000; assessor for Maui, 81 200; Regis
trar of Conveyances, $4,000; payroll.
indexer, etc, $4,000. III
Public Works-Superintende S.
600: assistant superintendent. $1,000:
chief clerk and clerk of market, $4,000;
first assistant clerk and bookkeeper,
$4,000; second assistant clerk. $4,000;
third assistant clerk, s2,4O0; stenog-
rapher, S24OO: messenger, 81 200;
draughtsman, $4,000; road supervisor,
$4,000; superintendent of water works,
$4,000; first assistant clerk, s1SOO; pay
roll, government buildings, s4,944.
Public MISUNDERSTANDING
$4,000; back salary for superintendent,
$3,125; secretary, $1,000; assistant sec
rotary, $4,000; superintendent boys re-
form school, S2,400.
Public Lands Commissioner, $4,000.
Board of Health-President $1,000;
City Sanitary Officer $4,000.
A message was received from the
Governor statingx in answer to the
Houses inquiry as to the disposition OF
certain bills passed during the regular
session, that he had signed one mea-
sure onl y, one relating to the Supreme
Court, to which he affixed his sigma
ture six days after the Legislature
had notified him of its closing
The House was called to order at
o'clock. Mr.. Prendergast proposed to
adjourn until Monday, as there was no
arms and many members were summing
themselves on the veranda. The
speaker ruled Mr.. Prendergast to be
out of order, and the members came !
inside.
The printing committee announced
House Bill l, relating to the expenses
of the session, as ready for distribu-
ton.
The bill then passed it's second read !
ing. the measure reading as follows:
ITO appropriate money for the pur-
pose of defraying the expenses of the |
extra session and the unpaid bills OF I,
the regular session of the Legislature !,
of the Territory of Hawaii of the year |
1901. from the public treasury.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature of
the Territory of Hawaii:
Section There shall be and here ,
by is appropriated the sum of thirty .
thousand dollars (sSO,0OO) from the !,
public treasury for the purpose of de- !,
fraying the expenses of the extra ses-
sion and the unpaid bills of the regular
session of the Legislature of the Terri |
tory of Hawaii of the year 1901.
Section 2-This Act shall take eff |
feet from and after the date OF it's !
approval"
order of the day, tomorrow, was de- /
clared carried.
A motion was put to adjourn the
House until Monday morning in order
to allow the standing committees to
visit and report on the various depart
ments for which the appropriations
We're to be made.
Emmeluth asked to be allowed to in
troduce resolution, and Makekau =
wanted to know, you know. Attempts
were made to snub him, but he per-
sisted in asking what the bill was
about: what the committees We're going
to do; why didn't they do it, and II not,
why not? 1
A motion was made and seconded to
pass the bill introduced in the morn
ing. appropriating the salaries for the I
biennial period, which had been read 1
as a committee report on it's first
reading.
Members objected to the committee ,
report being split into separate acts In ,
this manner, but Emmeluth pointed
out that the Act was complete in itself,
and that like precedent had been
adopted in the Legislature or 1898. Mr.. |
Emmeluth concluded by moving that
the vote of the House to consider the ,
bill as committee of the whole be !
reconsidered.
The motion was carried. and the bill
then passed by its first reading. /
Emmeluth then fired another shell.
aimed at the executive chamber, loaded |
as follows:
Concurrent Resolution or the Legisla-
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