The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-05-24


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The back salary Of the Superinteud-
emit Of Public Instruction. from June
A. 1900, to July /, 1901, amounting to
SiIl2.50, was the first item considered.
Upon Senator Baldwin's motion, the
item was referred TO the Committee on
Public Health and Education.
Tho salary OF four normal inspectors
at $4,000 each. $4,000. was the next
item considered. Senator Russell
moved there be one inspector added to
the item. making five in all. The reas-
on Tor this motion he explained, was
tnat the Island of Hawaii was in need
of TWO inspectors, as one inspector
could not handle the office, nor cover
the ground thoroughly. He suggested
the item referring to school agents be
abolished, and the additional inspector
put in their place, saying there would
be 10 necessity for school agents as
long as inspectors were employed.
Senator Paris objected against this
proposition to do away with the school
agents. as they were very useful. and
the people could not very well get
along without them, and as far as the
additional inspector was concerned,
the Island of Hawaii did not need two
inspectors.
j. T. Brown objected to having any
inspectors at all, and did not see the
need of them, but IL it was a necessity,
he favored DR.. Russels suggestion.
Senator Baldwin then moved to re-
fer the item to the Committee on Pub
lie Health and Education, which car
ried.
The salary of Secretary, $4,000, was
the next item. Senator Baldwin moved
to reduce 1t to $4,000. which was sec
onded by Cecil Brown. Upon the show
of hands the motion carried.
The salary OF assistant secretary and
school agent. $500. was on Cecil
Browns motion reduced to 5000.
The salary of book clerk and stenog-
rapher, $500, passed as in the bill.
The pay roll for the support OF
schools. 100000 was the next item to
be considered.
Senator Russell, in long speech.
made a strong plea in favor of pass
ing the item, contending this item
should not be cut down. as it was for
the welfare of the public.
Senator Crabbe supported Russell in
his statements.
Senator Paris moved the item be re-
ferred to some committee.
Senator C. Brown did not believe in
making any reductions In anything
pertaining to education, which brought
forth hearty "kokua" from "Oily
Bill" who had returned.
Senator Achi said according to the
departments estimates. $685., 900 was
enough, He suggested the item be
placed at s55O,oO0, the department
would then have surplus OF SIS, 900 to
work on. He said he would vote for
$3.50 900, but not for the amount in the
bill.
Senator White favored the item as
in the bill.
Senator Paris then moved to refer the
item to the Committee on Education,
which carried, as did motion to so
refer salary of school agents, $4,000.
Under the head of estimated ex-
penses of carrying on indus
trial and reform schools for the
two years ending December 81. 1902 |
the following items were referred to
the Committee on Public Health and |
Salary of superintendent of
boys school, $500; salary OF matron
girls school, $4,000; salary of teacher
boys school, $1,000; salary of teacher
girls school, $500, and pay of guards, |
10th schools, $4,000.
The salary of Commissioner of Public !
Lands, 1920, was reduced to $1,000.
Salary of secretary and sub -aEent,
'ifth Land District, $4,000, passed as in
he bill.
The salary of clerk, $1,000. and salary
# patent clerk, $500, We're on Sena-
or Russels motion combined, and
allied the salary of first assistant and
,atent clerk $4,000.
The salary of assistant clerk, 81 200,
md salary of messenger, 81 200, were on
Russels motion combined, and made
alary OF assistant clerk and messen-
,er $500.
Pay of sub-agent First Land Dis
riot, $4,000, was on Kalauokalanfs mo-
ion, combined with pay of ranger
first Land District. 81 200 at salary
f $500.
Pay of clerk, First Land District,
i 200 and pay of sub-agent, Second
land District, $1,000 passed as in
ill.
The following items passed without
objections, as in the bill Salary of
gent, Third Land District $500; pay
# sub-agent, Fourth Land District.
i, 200: pay of sub-agent, Sixth Land
district $500; pay of ranger. Second II
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